Bicycling

I`m trying the first free trial issue, and I really enjoyed it. We get plenty of other paper magazines in the mail that pile up , so it will be nice to have one less to toss every month. I`ll be signing up for the subscription.

Everything bicycle oriented, drool-worthy photos, lots of info. This is my favorite cycling magazine. It's the magazine I set on my easy chair in my way in from the mailbox, making sure I put aside distraction-free time to really read every word.

I ordered this subscription twice and did not intend to do that. I cancelled my duplicate subscription today and would request a full refund for this duplicate subscription even though I might be outside the trial period. Thank you.

Just a bunch of advertising ...basically not even intersting to read since it seems to focus on what products each contributer or editor uses...the magazine is so watered down with different genre of bicycles that it doesnt really fit anyone..like the saying, jack of all trades but master of none...so pretty much there is only one segment of the magazine that most riders would enjoy.. actually mountain bikers can get a dedicated magazine, road bikers the same, as well as gravel bikers and Ebikes and beach cruisers so why have this magazine that only gives you a few pages of each genre,.., unfortunately in an attempt to cover all bases they end up not having enough for each group to keep it intersting...Over all i have become very unsatisfied with the E-magazine and have decided to cancel my subscription.

Having this on as a subscription in my Kindle app is really handy and convenient. I tend to read magazines from cover to cover and always having access in my pockets is great.

Enjoy the publication and the writing, with variety of articles.

I have mixed feelings about the magazine itself. I like tips about training and nutrition, and some of the stories. I have read the print edition for several years. I think that there is much more that can be covered, and I get tired after a while of reading reviews of $3,000 road bikes. I thought that this particular edition missed a great opportunity to better explain the Tour, the roles and strategies, and the races within the Race. My biggest complaint though was with format. It is impossible to read without enlarging portions of a page at a time, and really became annoying after a while.

Unfortunately, it feels like at least half of the magazine is dedicated to gear. I like reading about new gear a little bit, but I am not really into just reading half a magazine and tossing the rest. I have a bike; I have appropriate gear. If I need new stuff, I have local bike shops that can help with that. I want to read more about biking and bikers, motivational and race stories, tips about training and maintenance how-to's, more articles about biker food and fuel, a little bit about gear, and maybe some humorous stories and opinion columns. I just wish there was a little something more to this magazine besides what seems to be half gear.