Most Popular Australian Cycling Magazine

[ital-tecno]

Hey All ~
Can anyone advise of the most popular/best Aussie cycling magazine? Any contact info? Thinking of placing an advert...

thanks all

 

[Hippy]

"ital-tecno" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hey All ~ Can anyone advise of the most popular/best Aussie cycling magazine? Any contact info?
> Thinking of placing an advert...

Racing? MTB? Trials? Touring? BMX? What type of cycling?

I would "guess" that it would be "Bicycling Australia" followed by it's sister mag (the mtb one..
um...Mountain Biking Australia???).

Ride Cycling review has less issues so may not be a good option, but I think a lot more racers would
read that one if that's your target.

If you are aiming for a touring/advocacy market then Australian Cyclist would be better.

What are you advertising? Maybe an online ad would be useful?

These are _my_ guesses.. please don't think I've collected distribution data on these or anything...

hippy

 

[patch70]

I am a fan of RIDE magazine (aka Ride Cycling Review).

 

[John Retchford]

"patch70" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> I am a fan of RIDE magazine (aka Ride Cycling Review).
>
Beautifully produced, a joy to look at, but the technical content is too often just plain wrong.
Some of the reviewers seem to be experienced riders, but they certainly have little idea of how a
bicycle operates. Some of the explanations of handling in terms of steering geometry have been
totally bizarre. Perhaps they should confine themselves to describing the paint finish.

John Retchford

 

[ital-tecno]

Originally posted by ital-tecno
Hey All ~
Can anyone advise of the most popular/best Aussie cycling magazine? Any contact info? Thinking of placing an advert...

thanks all

Yeah, sorry, I should have specified. We do hihg-end road bikes/parts exclusively, so I think I will try to get in contact Bicycling Australia.

Thanks for the help!

 

[lincolnr]

RIDE is a much better mad than Bicycling. It comes out less often and appears the avertisers prefer Bicycling...it's one big ad, IMO.