Dandyhorse Issue N° 3 is now in stores!

Celebrate summertime with our full-colour 48-page homage to the most beautiful machine in the world: the bicycle!

In this issue we have original art by Marlena Zuber, Darren O’Donnell and Chimo Chan, hot photos of bmx tricksters and fast women delivering packages, Clare Barry’s “perfect commuter,” pedal pooches, a behind the scenes look at the making of the Bicycle Film Festival trailer, a sampling of rockers who roll in the T-dot and a feature on cover artist Elicser who rides and writes all over Toronto.

We also go “behind bars” with cops on bikes, take a look at mechanic certification and both sides of the e-bike debate.

Dandyhorse is available in better bike, book, and boutique shops across the city.

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Pick-up your copy of dandyhorse at these stores:

The Big Carrot
348 Danforth Ave.

Bicycles @ St. Clair
625 St. Clair Ave. W.

The Bike Joint
290A Harbord St.

Bike Pirates
1292 Bloor St. W.

Community Bicycle Network
761 Queen St. W, Unit 101

Cycle Solutions
444 Parliament St.
615 Kingston Rd.

Gladstone Hotel
1214 Queen St. W.

Hello Velo
260 Carlaw Ave., Unit 103

Hoopdriver Bicycles
1073 College St.

Janet Bike Girl Studio
401 Richmond St. W., Basement

Method Lab
148A Augusta Ave.

Mountain Equipment Co-op
400 King St. W.

Sweet Pete's
1204 Bloor St. W.

Urbane Cyclist
180 John St.

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The polite pedaller

Open letter section

Our name

A “dandy-horse” was an early predecessor to the modern bicycle. Patented in 1818, the dandy-horse was a two-wheeled vehicle, with both wheels in-line and handlebar steering, propelled by the rider pushing along the ground with her or his feet as in regular walking or running.


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