dandyReview: The Biko App
Image sourced from www.bikoapp.com Story by Cayley James BIKO wants you to get riding! Have you been collecting points? Biko launched in Toronto in mid May to much fanfare. It’s a cycling incentive app that converts kilometres cycled to “Biko Points.” You … Continue reading
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Tagged biko, Bogota, columbia, cycling culture, incentives, independent businesses, latin america, mexico city, review, Vancouver
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June is Bike Month in Canada
Bike events across Canada celebrate everything velo! If you’d like dandyhorse to cover your bike event, drop us a line at info@dandyhorsemagazine.com Story by Cayley James Toronto — Toronto’s Bike Month has evolved from a single Bike to Work Day in 1998 to become one … Continue reading
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Tagged atlantic community cycling conference, B-Line, Bike Fest, Bike Month, Bike to school week, Bike to work week, burlington, caldron, Cycle Toronto, Dale Bracewell, Durham, Halifax, hamilton, Hub Cycling, metropolitan challenge, Mississauga, Montreal, Pancakes, Tour de l'ile de Montreal, Tour la Nuit, Vancouver, Velopalooza, york
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Bike Plans in Other Cities: Vancouver, Portland and Seattle
Cyclist on new separated bike lane in Vancoucer, from the “Cycling in Vancouver” webpage. Bike Plans in Other Cities: Vancouver, Portland and Seattle By Alex Chronopoulos Next up in our series of Bike Plans in Other Cities we have the … Continue reading
Other Cities from our bike plan election issue: Highlights from bike plans from around the world
Other Cities’ bike plans spread from our latest issue. Bike plans from around the world This spread originally appeared in dandyhorse issue 11: Sex, Religion, Politics, Bikes. London’s planning to spend $1.7 billion over the next 10 years to build protected … Continue reading
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Tagged Amsterdam, Bike plans, Bike plans in other cities, Bogota, Boston, Calgary, Chicago, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Montreal, New York City, Paris, Portland, Vancouver, Washington
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Anne Harris: Studying the effects of infrastructure on bike safety in Toronto and Vancouver
Anne Harris: Studying the effects of infrastructure on bike safety in Toronto and Vancouver Text and photos by Kaitlyn Kochany When I ask Anne Harris if she feels safe riding her bike on Toronto streets, she hesitates for a split … Continue reading
