Rouleur Magazine

Rouleur a été créé dans le but de célébrer tant l’aspect dramatique de la course sur route que la beauté de ce sport à travers des images exceptionnelles et une écriture qui dépeint parfaitement la passion des grands noms du vélo.

Rouleur Magazine

Issue 36

Flemish author Herman Chevrolet’s book Het feest van list en bedrog details the dealmaking and double-crossing that have existed throughout professional cycle racing’s long and chequered history. Chevrolet takes us through the pick of a very large crop, from 1904 Tour riders catching trains to Lance Armstrong’s $1m bonus in the appropriately named Thrift Drug Triple Crown…

The slyness and betrayal theme surfaces again – as does Mr Armstrong – in Herbie Sykes’ uncut interview with Paul Kimmage. The Irish journalist has been battling doping in the sport for over 20 years. He’s still fighting. Can the Change Cycling Now movement finally make a difference?

Tony Martin’s dramatic year of broken bones, Olympic medals and World Championship titles will not be forgotten in a hurry. David Sharp finds the time trial specialist in good spirits, while Timm Kölln records the battle scars.

Ned Boulting waxes lyrical on the Revolution track series, Guy Andrews follows up with the Madison Genesis team on their new steel-framed race machines, Jordan Gibbons gets to see Lightweight’s sexy carbon wheels being made in Germany and Andrew Curry travels further east to the Czech Republic to talk cyclo-cross with Zdeněk Štybar.

Also featuring regular columnists Matt Seaton, Paul Fournel, William Fotheringham and Johnny Green.

Praise for Rouleur

"I had the last copy autographed by Ernesto Colnago, and he asked if i could send him another one - so if it's good enough for Ernesto, what are you waiting for?"
thewashingmachinepost.net

"Rouleur accomplishes something more than making you want to ride: It makes you realize, or remember, that cycling is, simply, the greatest sport in the world."
Bill Strickland – Bicycling magazine

"Rouleur is for those who appreciate history, art and literature as much as cycling. This kind of focus could lead to self-parody or, worst of all, pretentiousness but the single-minded dedication of the editor and contributors makes Rouleur majestic."
pezcyclingnews.com

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