March Issue of Peloton magazine

[nuliajuk]

My favorite cycling magazine is a British publication called Cycling Active. Covers all aspects of cycling and there's never a special "women's issue" because every issue is aimed at both sexes. I like the cheeky irreverent British humour that comes out in the writing. It's a magazine for people that don't take themselves too seriously.
http://www.cyclingactive.com/news/we...active-website

[AppleTree]

My favorite cycling magazine is a British publication called Cycling Active. Covers all aspects of cycling and there's never a special "women's issue" because every issue is aimed at both sexes. I like the cheeky irreverent British humour that comes out in the writing. It's a magazine for people that don't take themselves too seriously.
http://www.cyclingactive.com/news/we...active-website

We pick up Peloton magazine at Barnes and Noble, it is very pretty. My DH likes to drool over the beautiful photos.

But I also love Cycling Active, for the same reasons you do! Such great articles (non racing!) and I always end up laughing out loud at their humor. I am not sure if you can subscribe in the US, so I always hope I am not too late to the newstand to pick one up. The same publishing group also puts out a quarterly called Fitness or Cycle Fitness, which is also excellent!

[roguedog]

Thanks, I'll have to check that mag out too. I looked at a subscription and it was like $80??? Might be too rich for me...

[Crankin]

I subscribed (free) to the digital edition. It's a little cumbersome to navigate, but I like the magazine, mostly because it's focused on all kinds of riding, doesn't diss road riders to the expense of let's say commuters, or vice versa. I am sure I would enjoy and lust over the print version much more, but I am not spending 80.00.
Hey, where's Momentum mag? I haven't received a copy for ages. That is bike porn to me. I could never pull off those fashion feats and ride at the same time, but I love looking at the photos.