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Wednesday, March 23, 2011

BQ Issues Give-Away

Posted on 9:02 PM by dvdsvdsdv
I've been gifted a stack of older Bicycle Quarterly issues (thanks, A!) and a few of them are redundant with the ones I already have. So, if anybody wants them, I have the following three to give away:

Volume 3, Number 4 (Summer 2005)
Volume 4, Number 4 (Summer 2006)
Volume 5, Number 4 (Summer 2007)

The last of these is one of my personal favourites, because it has some great information on the British lightweights - but all three are pretty good. For the full contents of each, please see here.

If you would like one of the issues, just leave a comment specifying which you prefer and be sure to include your contact information. Comments are accepted throughout Thursday, March 24th. I will pick at random for each and will mail it to you at no cost if you are within the USA or Canada.

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