Coldest Day of the Year ride photos
Great turn out for the “Coldest Day of the Year” ride. Cycle Toronto’s “Coldest Day of the Year” ride 2014 Photos by David Keogh, with captions by Kelly Crosthwaite. It may not have been the coldest day of the year … Continue reading
Weathering winter fashion: Tammy Thorne on why wool wins
Tammy Thorne: Wooly winter wonderland Item: Icebreaker base layer Winter 2014 homepage: read all nine here. Photos by Yvonne Bambrick I like fashion – and that is reflected in the pages of dandyhorse, of course – but I also … Continue reading
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Scarfing up winter riding: Amelia Brown’s DIY warm woolies
Amelia Brown: The Unprepared Item: hand-knit wool scarf Photos by Yvonne Bambrick See all nine of the dandy winter riders here. Every year, as the forecast turns up negative numbers and the wind starts to bite, I vow it will … Continue reading
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Studded for success: Joey Schwartz biking it and liking it all year long
Joey Schwartz: FUBAR (rides through anything) Item: studded tires Photos by David Keogh See all nine of the dandy winter riders here. Wintertime doesn’t have to be vacation season for your bicycle. With the right equipment, cycling on icy, snow-covered … Continue reading
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Lights, winter, bike action: Matt Talsma on the importance of being seen
Matt Talsma: On the importance of being seen Item: Lights Photos by David Keogh http://dandyhorsemagazine.com/winter-2014-issue/ When the really cold weather hits, I don’t have much specialized winter gear to help me deal with the frigid temperatures beyond layering as needed. … Continue reading
