Which cycling mags do you read?

[Kookas]

Thanks for that, I do have an ANdroid phone, but I find it difficult reading on such a small screen (age maybe!).

Oh yeah, I forgot how bad magazines tend to be on the phone. If you're interested, you might be able to read mags on the Play website on a laptop or computer instead. I know they let you watch movies that way.

I personally get my news fix off the Internet, never was a magazine person except for those women's ones filled with people's life stories. Those were a good read when I was little.

 

[DooDah]

I've said cycling weekly as its the one I'll pick up more than others, but I don't buy it regularly and can get often swayed by a cover freebie on other mags.
I see people take up the subscription offers, will have to look into this if its worthwhile......TBH I stand around in Tesco's quite a bit browsing whilst SWMBO does the shop

Ooh, aren't you lucky, if I tried to browse cycling magazines whilst my wife did the shopping, I'd have my b**ls on a plate

 

[The Brewer]

Ooh, aren't you lucky, if I tried to browse cycling magazines whilst my wife did the shopping, I'd have my b**ls on a plate

Run the cart a few times into the back of her legs ans she'll happily let you wonder off

 

[matthat]

Cycling active for me as it suits my riding and budget viewing!! Cycling plus to high end for me!!

 

[vickster]

Tbh, I'm more interested in knowing why CA is the only one you read...

Much more oriented to the leisure rider than CP I'd say, and much less testosterone-fuelled. CA do also cater well to women in their features, their staff, their kit, as well as older riders - also on the front cover

To be fair, I've only read CP a couple of times - once bought for a pair of socks or similar!

I have a subscription, 2 years for the price of one. Will probably renew. It's the only mag I have, other than a weekly TV guide

 

[mickle]

Rough Stuff Journal.

 

[Globalti]

I've taken out a trial 3-issue sub to Cyclist because it attracts me in the same way that Singletrack used to: it's a boutiquey mag with lots of superb photos and not much advertising. Some of the pictures excite the hell out of me:

 

[cyberknight]

Urban Cyclist, a new mag for super hip kamikaze commuters who are too groovy and fashion conscious to be seen reading Cycling for Old Farts aka Cycling Active/Plus.

Some of us are old farts though who do not ride in the towns let alone cities

 

[Deleted member 1258]

I don't read any cycling magazines, but there again I don't read any magazines.

 

[Keith Oates]

I usually pick up C+when I see one, by only having a copy infrequently I really enjoy it when I do get one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Cyclopathic]

My friend donates his Pro Cycling mag to me after he's read it, which I flick through but I'm not very impressed with it. I certainly would not fork out the £400.00 or whatever it is they charge for it. I've had bikes that cost less than some magazines.
A friend gave me a virtually full set of Bicycle Culture magazines from the 90's which have been an excellent read though. Put out by cycling enthusiasts and covering a huge range of cycle related topics. All self funded so they did not have any adverts because it had such broad range of ideas it is still worth a read today.

 

[atbman]

CW, C+, Cycling, CA, CF, MBR, What MB
I'm very keen on recycling trees