I enjoyed this issue, it it was more if an eye candy issue. All bikes and reviews, not as many articles (that I like). Great issue if you looking for information on which bike to purchase.

I love this magazine and I bought it for my boyfriend and I to share. He is a professional cyclist and actually knows some of the people in the magazine while I am a definite amateur who just likes to read the articles.

Interesting reading for the price.

Most of the equipment discussed in Bicycling magazine is in the top price category; bicycles reviewed are for top-earning athletes, but not for regular folks. Same for equipment and gear.

I started my subscription to Bicycling magazine in the off-season; and found the articles EXTREMELY helpful for indoor training, exercising, and nutrition too! Best part: product reviews include low end (economy) equipment. Articles are not too ROAD or too MTB. Great price for what you get. I recommend.

I understand that ad revenue pays for magazines but the extreme that Bicycling magazine takes every printed word as an excuse to expand each article is ridiculous.

This magazine should be titled more appropriately "Road Cyclist." This magazine is a great read for the professional road bike athlete. I really enjoy this magazine because of the health guides and training tips. However, I am also a mountain biker and the magazine rarely focuses on that aspect of biking. It's definitely worth a purchase for the health articles and road junkie, but not if you're 100% mountain bike enthusiast.

I have bought this magazine many times. It is an cycling staple. It is one of the few magazine that attempts to cover the diverse and frequently controversal parts of pro cycling as well as mountain biking.