Rouleur
Rouleur is a bi-monthly cycling magazine that brings together leading writers and photographers to convey the essence and imagery of road racing. Over the last three years it has built a passionate and valuable readership among the most influential bike riders in the world.
Rouleur Issue 20£10
The twentieth issue of Rouleur, published in October of 2010, includes 162 pages, and it's a gear guide with a difference. The issue includes features on legendary makers of very fine cycling gear such as De Rosa, San Marco, Time and Nagasawa, and you will find a special style section, as well as columns by Rouleur regulars like Johnny Green, Matt Seaton and William Fotheringham - along with new faces: Mike Barry and Brian Palmer. The photography in this issue was taken by Gerard Brown, Taz Darling and Ben Ingham.
Rouleur Issue 19£9
The nineteenth issue of Rouleur, published in July of 2010, includes 148 pages with an exclusive look at some of the best racing photography ever taken in Britain, an interview with living legend Bernard Hinault; the second part of their series on the life of a young aspiring rider - as well as images from world-renowned photographer Nadav Kander. The photography in this issue was taken by Gerard Brown, Taz Darling, Ben Ingham and Nadav Kander.
Privateer
From the creative team behind Rouleur - Privateer is for mountain bikers who already know the obvious; for riders who have paid their dues in sweat and dust and broken bone, and are irrevocably hooked.
Privateer Issue 1£9
The first issue of Privateer, published in October of 2010, is 146 pages of articles on some of the legends of mountain biking - as well as several contributions from the aforementioned legends. A radically different sort of mountain bike magazine, Privateer features the work of some of the best writers and photographers in the business. The photography in this issue was taken by Steve Behr, Tom Moran, Robert Rebholz, Geoff Waugh and others, with illustrations by Jon Knight.
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