Dyke March organizers bring pedal power to World Pride
Dyke March organizers bring pedal power to World Pride Story by Amelia Brown ~ This story is from our brand NEW ‘bike plan election’ issue of dandyhorse: available here. Photos by Gary Davidson For almost 20 years, all kinds of … Continue reading
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Tagged bike lanes, bikes lanes, dykes on bikes, equal rights, fabulous, fierce, fun, issue 11, politics, pride, pride toronto, rainbow, religion, safety, sex, world pride
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There is no ‘war on the car’
Illustration by Ness Lee dandy contributor Albert Koehl writes that our transport system has one simple problem: too many cars. And there’s one simple solution: more cycling, walking, and mass transit – but we have to fight for it. … … Continue reading
Bike lanes on Bloor: an update
Image produced for Cycle Toronto by Jeremy Johnston, TCAT. ~ this story was originally published on dandyhorsemagazine.com on November 16, 2013 ~ Bike lanes on Bloor: an update Work gloves instead of party hats Story by Albert Koehl ~ originally … Continue reading
dandyARCHIVE: In the loop
In the loop By “Scoop” Marinoni, Art Jerusha Ellis ~This article originally appeared in dandyhorse issue one, Summer 2008 ~ “Scoop!” boomed out of the phone. It was only 10:30 a.m. and she sounded like she was already on her … Continue reading
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Tagged archive, city hall, competitive cycling, dandyARCHIVE, Etobicoke, politics, road racing, spandex
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dandyARCHIVE: Thank you Jack
Thank you Jack A tribute to Jack Layton’s contribution to cycling in Toronto by Steve Brearton Photos by Martin Reis This article originally appeared in the “Food issue” of dandyhorse magazine. Jack Layton had two modes. Rooted in place, … Continue reading
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Tagged archive, bike lanes, Dan Leckie, Food Issue, Jack Layton, Layton's legacy, municipal politics, Olivia Chow, Ottawa, policy, politics, Steve Brearton, thank you, Toronto
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