Bull in a China Shop, by Kent Monkman, above, is on the cover of our new issue.
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Cover by Trio Magnus for Issue #10.
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Issue 1 - Summer 2008The long road to a bike path By Steve Brearton The modern history of bicycle advocacy in TorontoWheels in motion at City Hall By Tammy Thorne Toronto's stalled Bikeway Network gears upStreet Fighters By Sarah Efron What does it take to create a bike lane? |
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Issue 2 - Spring 2009Organized Chaos By Sarah B. Hood Cycle Messenger World Championship sent ripples around the worldPerception of Doors By Dana Lacey Prevalent and preventable cause of cyclist injury: a carelessly-opened car doorMan of Steel By Adam Hammond 40 years of handmade bicycles in Toronto |
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Issue 3 - Summer 2009The perfect commuter By Marco Sobrevinas Clare Barry's perfect commuter and tips for choosing your ownRockers who roll By Tammy Thorne, Sarah B. Hood, Leah Sandals and Dana LaceyMarvelous By Dana Lacey Toronto company puts a new spin on wheelchair design |
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Issue 4 - Spring 2010Community wrenching Paying homage to those who feel the wheelFix the mix: CAMH, Regent Park and Seaton House By Parkdale Street Writers Who does social mix housing best?Rule of Law By Rick Bernardi A lawyer's opinion-editorial on the Bryant-Sheppard case |
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Issue 5 - Fall 2010Toronto on Two Wheels By dandyhorse staff Photos and interviews with: Keith Cole Rob Ford Joe Pantalone Rocco Rossi George Smitherman Himy Syed Sarah Thomson Nadia Litz Stacey May Fowles Tara Nesbitt Pete Lilly Cheri DiNovo and more |
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Issue 6 - Spring 2011Bikes on Bloor Art by Marlena Zuber Illustrating bikes on Bloor from Kipling to Victoria ParkA fix for cyclists' pain in the AnnexIllustration by Catia da Silva, &Co ArchitectsDoes the Mink Mile measure up?By Albert KoehlCorralling business support for bikes By Fred Sztabinski |
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Issue 7 - Fall 2011 - special guest editor Bob BlumerTour vs Street: What and when they eat By Steve Brearton Pro racer Ryder Hesjedal and courier Kevin Barnhorst head-to-head on calorie countsBikes that feed the worldBy Sarah B. HoodWhatever turns your crank: coffee & cyclingBy Dana LaceyRaising the bar By Bob Blumer Toronto chefs rate off-the-shelf power bars |
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Issue 8 - Winter 2012 (online only)http://dandyhorsemagazine.com/winter2012/Features Bike Spotting from across Canada and beyond!Heels on Wheels: Blundstone Boots edition with Laurie Featherstone |
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Issue 9 – Summer 2012 – special youth and employment issueProtest, Profit and Saving the Planet: Young dandies talk about future employment prospectsFeature profiles include: Olivia Chow, Sheila Sampath, Zach Paikin, YNOT cycle and Charlie's FreewheelsHeels on Wheels: Fiona Reid |
