Rouleur Magazine Issue 30 The long awaited issue 30 is here at last & it has been worth waiting for; Herbie Sykes' travels in Germany, Morten Okbo and Jakob Sørensen get more than they bargained for, Graeme Fife and Gerard Brown seek out Sean Yates, Guy Andrews and Taz Darling travel to Northern Italy Herbie Sykes' travels in Germany & a fascinating insight into racing behind the Iron Curtain in the pre-unification years. Peace race legend Täve Schur, a hugely popular sportsman in the GDR, remains the figure binding the testimonies of former racers in a communist state. Timm Kölln is the photographer. Herbie's travels unearthed a remarkable collection of poster art advertising the Peace Race, including the beautiful cover image. We reproduce 13 of the best inside. Brian Holm is widely recognised as a snappy dresser & a good talker. Fellow Danes Morten Okbo & Jakob Sørensen get more than they bargained for in a Belgian road trip through Holm's old haunts. Crazy tales, tigers, police chiefs & fast cars all feature in The Quick & the Dead. Graeme Fife & Gerard Brown seek out Sean Yates, Jean-René Bernaudeau & Bernard Thévenet at the Critérium du Dauphiné & catch Bradley Wiggins on the way to victory. Guy Andrews & Taz Darling travel to Northern Italy & the home of Elite. “ We get excited when we talk about bottles. People say a little too excited sometimes but that’s our world!” They also get quite excited about rollers... Krásná Lípa is a five-day women’s stage race in the Czech Republic near both German & Polish borders. Ian Cleverly is team soigneur for the duration in between talking to the For Viored-Brookvex team. Food poisoning knocks photographer Gerard Brown & most of the squad for six. Far away from the Czech Republic, Tom Southam & Ben Ingham bring us the final instalment from the Tour of Rwanda. Tom takes a closer look at the future of African cycling. Plus columns by William Fotheringham, Paul Fournel, Johnny Green & Matt Seaton.