dandyEATS: Winter riding with kids (and some cold weather carbs)
Sometimes even the most dedicated winter cyclists need some incentive to brave the chill and icy streets, and there’s nothing that warms you more than a favourite meal. This is part of a dandyhorse winter series where we track … Continue reading
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Tagged dandyEats, Katie didyk, Loaded perogi, MEC, Patties Express, riding with kids, winter riding, winter riding profile
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Our Opus Raffle winner reviews his new wheels
Photo by Claire McFarlane Opus Classico a family favourite Bike review by Brendan Agnew-Iler and Arel Agnew In December, dandyhorse contributors and friends came to celebrate the new year at our holiday party at the Emmet Ray. As part of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Brendan Agnew-Iler, Claire McFarlane, dandyhorse holiday party, Family, Opus, opus classico, raffle
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dandyARCHIVE: Bike Spotting from our winter issue Part 2
Photo by Liz Munns Scotland Danny and Fiona Gilbert with son Alasdair in Crieff, Scotland on the grounds of Ardvreck School, where Danny teaches.
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dandyEATS: Late night lattés with Robert Zaichkowski
Sometimes even the most dedicated winter cyclists need some incentive to brave the chill and icy streets, and there’s nothing that warms you more than a favourite meal. This is part of a dandyhorse winter series where we track the … Continue reading
From the Horse’s Mouth: Councillor Joe Cressy on bike projects in Ward 20
Illustration by Ian Sullivan From the Horse’s Mouth: Councillor Joe Cressy on bike projects in Ward 20 Trinity-Spadina From the Horse’s Mouth is a new dandyhorse series where we ask City Hall experts questions related to their area of expertise. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Bloor Bike Lane pilot, From the horse's mouth, Joe Cressy, minimum grid, Trinity-Spadina, ward 20
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