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dandyhorse is a magazine for anyone who likes bikes, enjoys art and is interested in city building.
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FOUNDING EDITOR, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF and PUBLISHER
Tammy Thorne
SENIOR EDITORS
Steve Brearton, Albert Koehl
PAST CONTRIBUTING SENIOR EDITORS
Scott Anderson, Dana Lacey, Sarah B. Hood, Dr. Chris Cavacuiti
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
Cayley James
DANDY DESIGN
Jeff Carson
PAST ASSISTANT EDITORS
Jennifer Cheng, Colleen Kirley, Amelia Brown, Claire McFarlane
CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHERS
Molly Crealock, Mike Ford
DANDY WEB DEVELOPMENT
Randy Chung
DANDY DESIGN ADVISOR
Gary Davidson
For more information on the current and past staff at dandyhorse magazine and Dandyhorse Media Inc. please email tammy@dandyhorsemagazine.com
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Dave Meslin
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The bicycle may have revolutionized transportation and contributed to improved manufacturing processes, better roads, women’s emancipation and the growth of consumerism, tourism and professional sport, but for many cyclists it is the bicycle’s inescapable public presence that makes it so irresistible. So it was, when early in the 19th century the pre-curser to the modern bicycle arrived in London, England and one unduly fashionable and flamboyant group saw the invention exactly for what it was: an opportunity to look fabulous in public. When dandies first appeared in London parks and boulevards they could barely propel themselves along due to public excitement over their transportation. Nearly two centuries later, bicycles are truly ubiquitous, but cyclists still cut a dashing figure and prove the adage; it is better to be seen than heard. ~ Steve Brearton
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