BikeFACE: A photo essay
BikeFACE! dandyhorse is pleased to present the photo essay BikeFACE! by Marc Bernhard In 1890s Europe and North America, the bicycle was gaining popularity as a means of transportation, recreational activity and sport. However, medical opinion about the health benefits … Continue reading
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Tagged 1800s, bicycle face, bicycling and women, bike face, bike lanes, Bike Month, bikeFACE, dandyhorse, feminism, freedom, Toronto, woman, women
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Bikes on Reels: Ovarian Psycos
For more than 100 years we’ve been riding bikes and going to the movies. In this new dandy series we examine how two of the world’s most noted pastimes intersect. When and how have two wheels been caught on film? … Continue reading
C.U.N.T: Toronto’s First Feminist Bike Zine
Story by Claire McFarlane and Tammy Thorne This article is featured in our Summer 2016 issue of dandyhorse. GET YOUR MEAT ON THE SEAT is an old slogan you’ve probably seen on a patch or a T-shirt. You may have heard … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycle, bike culture, Claire Macfarlane, cycling, dandyhorse, DIY, feminism, feminist, jet fuel, Tammy Thorne, Toronto, women, zines
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Night Rider
Night Rider Taking back the night two wheels at a time By new dandy contributor Cayley James I was not what you would call an athletic child. I wasn’t coordinated. I wasn’t fast. I wasn’t a joiner…but I was a … Continue reading
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Tagged bike lanes, feminism, Glasgow, night rider, night riding, safety, Toronto, women, women and bikes
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Too pretty to ride a bike? Go cluck yourself
Too Pretty to Ride a Bike? Go Cluck Yourself. Story by Claire McFarlane, Illustration by Ian Sullivan Cant I was recently sent into a spiral of anger whilst riding my bike, and it wasn’t for the usual cab-driver-turning-right-into-me-without-signalling kind of … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, are you talking to me, bicycle face, bike lanes, catcalling, cyclist, Did I ask you?, feminism, Go Cluck Yourself, male privilege, Too pretty, Toronto
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