Cycling to Asylum Book Launch at Handlebar
Cycling to Asylum Book Launch at Handlebar Photos by Claire McFarlane, story by Tammy Thorne Su Sokol launched her book, Cycling to Asylum, in Toronto last week and dandyhorse magazine was there to check it out. The New York City-transplant-to-Montreal’s book is … Continue reading
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Tagged bike bells, bike lanes, bike utopia, biking, book launch, book review, Cycling to Asylum, Kensington Market, Montreal, sharrows, Toronto, Torontonians
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Book Review: Cycling to Asylum, launch Tuesday, Sept. 23 at Handlebar
Book Review: Cycling to Asylum Reading Tuesday, Sept. 23 at Handlebar, with discussion to follow about what a cycling Utopia in Toronto would look like by Derek Chadbourne Except for the life and times of Major Taylor, books on cycling … Continue reading
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Review of This Road Continues One Block North
This Road Continues One Block North, by Christine Bruce Review by: Steve Brearton Photos from: Christine Bruce Cycling by its nature is a solitary pursuit: one person, one bike. Toronto boasts a rich cultural environment, but few have chronicled Toronto’s … Continue reading
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Lost Boy: The death of Darcy Allan Sheppard
Lost Boy: The death of Darcy Allan Sheppard by Jennifer Wells Review by Derek Chadbourne, with comment from Allan Sheppard Sr. Lost Boy: The death of Darcy Allan Sheppard Review by Derek Chadbourne, with commentary from Allan Sheppard Sr. On … Continue reading
“The Fastest Bicycle Rider in the World” Major Taylor
Paris, May 27, 1901. After winning the first heat, Major Taylor shakes hands with his French opponent, Jaquelin, at the start of the second heart, which he would also win. Taylor won his first World Championship in Montreal at the … Continue reading
