dandyhorse FINAL newsletter winter 2020
UPDATE: This is the final, regularly scheduled newsletter by dandyhorse magazine. dandyhorse discontinued publications in 2016, and stopped producing content online in 2020. The dandyhorse winter 2020 newsletter is here. Links to upcoming bike lane public consultation meetings, and more, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020, bike lanes, BIKE MINDS, Bloor West bike lanes extension, dandy news, dandy newsletter, dandyhorse, Danforth Complete Streets, newsletter, protected bike lanes, Public consultation, The Bicycle Museum, Toronto bike plan, tracking bike plan progress, West Toronto Railpath, winter
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dandyhorse newsletter
The dandyhorse newsletter is out and about. Read it here. Sign up for the dandyhorse newsletter here at dandyhorsemagazine.com/newsletter to get a dandy recap of our stories from the last month or so delivered right to your inbox. In … Continue reading
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Spotted: Penny farthing races at Morrow Park in Peterborough c. 1885
Spotted: Penny farthing bicycle races circa late 1800s/early 1900s captured in a photo in the Peterborough Museum and Archives. What: A photo reproduction on the wall at the Peterborough Museum and Archives display, possibly from 1885. Where were the races … Continue reading
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Spotted: Foxy Rider
SPOTTED: A bike-riding fox on Harbord Street What: When the previous mural had been tagged by grafitti artists and needed to be painted over, Riders bike shop decided to commission a piece by the Clandestinos, a local artist duo who … Continue reading
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BikeFACE: Kate Davis
Rider Statement KATE DAVIS: “Cycling is my favourite mode of transportation. I ride all through the city, commute to work, and use my bike to explore nearby paths when I need a break. I love the feeling of being on … Continue reading
