Tag archive for ‘issue 1’

  • Issue 1 Sold Out

    Cyclocross Magazine Issue 1

    If you own our initial, innovative, ambitious and a little rough Issue 1 from almost two years ago, you may want to hold onto it. We’re now sold out of the issue. Issue 1 featured interviews with Jonathan Page,  Katie Compton, a look at the dFL underground cyclocross series and included sandbagging talk, first ‘cross [...]

  • Time for ‘Cross Dress Shopping?

    With September fast approaching, training races are popping up everywhere. In the Bay Area, training often involves a little twist if you know where to go. No training series near by? Consider starting your own. (This article originally appeared in Issue 1 of our print magazine.) When September rolls in, just like in many other [...]

  • Cutting the Fat Part III – Small Ways to Save Weight

    Jeremy Burlingame is obsessed with lightweight ‘cross bikes. He continues the “Cutting the Fat” bike-diet series that we featured in Issue 1 and 2 with an online installment below. Follow his path to light bike nirvana but do so at your own risk. In the first two of the weight saving corner that I so [...]

  • The First Dismount

    It’s that time of year already. Folks are laying out their cyclocross training plans, dusting off the ‘cross bike and running shoes, and starting to scrape off old tubular glue. In that spirit, we’re posting a timely Issue 1 piece for you from killer B racer and Kiwi, Damian Handisides. But before you go and [...]

  • Confessions of a Sandbagger

    Everyone has had some experience with sandbagging. Perhaps you find yourself always being dominated by the same racers. Or maybe you find yourself coming home regularly with swag from B and C-level races? Perhaps you’ve bid on the eBay Upgrade Points auction offered by a group of New England racers that we covered in Issue [...]

  • It’s the Off-Season…Pace Yourself, Issue 2, and Issue 1 Archives

    Unless you live in Colorado and are getting ready for Larry Grossman’s Cult Cross Series starting this weekend, it’s the off-season right? So that means not going to hard, and pacing yourself so you don’t burn out before the season starts. Well, not all our readers can heed this advice. Here’s a short note from [...]



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