Chief planner says Yonge and Danforth good candidates for bike lanes
As Christopher Hume recently said, for planners everything hinges on what sort of city we have, what sort of city we want, and how to get from one to the other. And that is the challenge set out before the City … Continue reading
How to show your significant other you really care
How to show your significant other you really care Yes, we’re talking about your bike By Taylor Moyle “Your bicycle invigorates you, strengthens you, relaxes you, lets you vent your frustrations without interrupting, nodding off or making judgments. Your bicycle … Continue reading
#dandySANTA: Kathleen Banville of Urbane Cyclist
Banville with the bike she wants for the holidays, The Salsa Warbird, a road racer designed to withstand gravel roads. #dandySANTA: Kathleen Banville of Urbane Cyclist Story and photos by Jenna Campbell Since opening in 1997 as a bicycle repair shop, … Continue reading
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dandyARCHIVE: Behind Bars
Behind Bars: On the road with Toronto’s bike cops ~This story originally appeared in issue 3 of dandyhorse, summer 2009. ~ Story by Tammy Thorne and Dana Lacey, Photo by Neil Wysocki There’s four of us on bikes, bombing north … Continue reading
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Bike Spotting: Urbane Cyclist and the proposed contraflow lane on Stephanie Street
Bike spotting at Urbane Cyclist By Nico Mara-McKay Photos by Claire McFarlane The dandy team went to Urbane Cyclist on John Street, just north of Queen Street West, to ask cyclists what they thought about the proposed contraflow lanes on … Continue reading
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Tagged Bike Spotting, contraflow, contraflow lanes, potholes, urbane, Urbane Cyclist
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