Atlantic Community Cycling Conference: May 7 in Dieppe New Brunswick
One small bike co-op in New Brunswick looks to the future of cycling on the East Coast. Story by Cayley James Toronto is not the only city in the country trying to improve infrastructure and collaboration between cyclists these days. … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, atlantic community cycling conference, Canada, community outreach, copenhagenize, dieppe, ecology action centre, halifax cycling coalition, krysta cowling, la bikery, maritimes, moncton, New Brunswick, nova scotia, PEI, social change, welcoming wheels buddy program
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Bikes on Reels: Ovarian Psycos
For more than 100 years we’ve been riding bikes and going to the movies. In this new dandy series we examine how two of the world’s most noted pastimes intersect. When and how have two wheels been caught on film? … Continue reading
Cycle Toronto’s Coldest Day of the Year Ride 2017
Cycle Toronto’s Coldest Day of the Year Ride 2017 Pictures and Story by Cayley James There was something noticeably different about this year’s coldest ride compared to previous years. While 2015 had snow and ice, and 2014 had near white … Continue reading
International Bike Spotting – Angela Bischoff
Angela enjoying the new bike lanes on Bloor this winter. Photo by Cayley James. To help us get through the next couple of colder months, dandyhorse is profiling cyclists from around the world! Folks who love to cycle here in Toronto … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, bike lanes, Bike lanes on Bloor, Bloor, bloor bike lane, No nukes, Take the Tooker
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The Life and Times of Bicycle Bob
Left – Bicycle Bob Date Unknown, Right – Bicycle Bob dressed as Moses on shore of St. Lawrence River, circa 1981. Photos courtesy of Robert Silverman. Cars, cars everywhere What a stink! Packed together Street by street Usurping … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, Albert Koehl, bicycle bob, claire morissette, cycling committee, Montreal, p'tit train du nord, Toronto
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