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Boneshaker: A Bicycling Almanac (BA 43-500, #10)

Boneshaker: A Bicycling Almanac (BA 43-500, #10)

Maureen Foley
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7 Record of the Cyclist
{for the enlisted, to be used in the field}

8 Preface: From the Summit of Our Tenth Issue
{a brief note from the editor}

9 Letters to the Editor
{various voices sung near and far}

10 “Twenty-First Century Fieldtrip”
{Mr. Barry North stretches this morning into eternity}

12 Smidge & Space Go West...concluded!
{the fifth and final installment of Ms. Maureen Foley’s drawn depiction of a vexing trip}

22 Trailed
{Ms. Kjerstin Johnson feels like she’s being followed}

30 Review: The Specialized Globe Daily 1
{Mr. Dan DeWeese posits that the future of cycling is already here}

39 In Tandem
{the poetry of Salt Lake City’s Ms. Amy Brunvand}

41 The End of the Alphabet
{the XYZ’s of Mr. Mike Compton’s irreverent cycling dictionary}

47 Cycling On the Road to Empathy
{Ms. Julie Brook’s commuting encounters have her thinking about compassion...}

61 “Dark Fields of the Republic”
{the talented Mr. Chris Dempsey rides on in the hours before dawn}

65 Sonic Youth’s Lee Ranaldo is Rarely Without his Bike {Ms. Alex Behr asks the famous rocker why he climbs in the saddle}

84 “It’s All The River”
{traveling musician Mr. Ben Weaver rides from MLPS to NOLA in support of his new record}

98 From Indices
{Mr. Patrick Barron explores the limitless}

101 The Ten Best Things About Biking the C&O and GAP from D.C. to Pittsburgh
{desserts and wildlife top Mr. Adam Perry’s best-of list}

112 Learning from Lessons Nearly Lost
{Chicago commuter Mr. Benjamin van Loon tries to call a truce}

123 The Past, The Future, and Ann Coulter {three poems by Portland’s Mr. Casey Fuller}

127 Where Have You Gone To?
{Bike Commuter Betty wraps up her advice on commuting etiquette}

131 Broken Bones, Cycling Fashion, and “Freds” {what Tin House’s Rob Spillman has observed riding worldwide}

141 “A Small Friction”
{a poem by Ms. Kjerstin Johnson}

144 “Breaking the Chain”
{a short story by England’s own Ms. Juliette Birch}

150 Quiet Memories
{two poems by Mr. Stanley Noah}

154 Mark Twain Cycling Kit
{Ms. Hilary Oliver asks why you need that fancy spandex outfit}

156 The Bike Shop Spectrum
{the future of bike shops according to Mr. Ian Klepetar}

162 “Crossed Flight Paths”
{a poem by Ms. Claudia Reinhardt}

168 The Death of Mystery
{Ms. Shea’la Finch ponders what we’ve lost in always looking at our phone}
Language
English
Pages
176
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wolverine Farm Publishing
Release
December 01, 2015
ISBN 13
9781937896102

Boneshaker: A Bicycling Almanac (BA 43-500, #10)

Maureen Foley
4/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
7 Record of the Cyclist
{for the enlisted, to be used in the field}

8 Preface: From the Summit of Our Tenth Issue
{a brief note from the editor}

9 Letters to the Editor
{various voices sung near and far}

10 “Twenty-First Century Fieldtrip”
{Mr. Barry North stretches this morning into eternity}

12 Smidge & Space Go West...concluded!
{the fifth and final installment of Ms. Maureen Foley’s drawn depiction of a vexing trip}

22 Trailed
{Ms. Kjerstin Johnson feels like she’s being followed}

30 Review: The Specialized Globe Daily 1
{Mr. Dan DeWeese posits that the future of cycling is already here}

39 In Tandem
{the poetry of Salt Lake City’s Ms. Amy Brunvand}

41 The End of the Alphabet
{the XYZ’s of Mr. Mike Compton’s irreverent cycling dictionary}

47 Cycling On the Road to Empathy
{Ms. Julie Brook’s commuting encounters have her thinking about compassion...}

61 “Dark Fields of the Republic”
{the talented Mr. Chris Dempsey rides on in the hours before dawn}

65 Sonic Youth’s Lee Ranaldo is Rarely Without his Bike {Ms. Alex Behr asks the famous rocker why he climbs in the saddle}

84 “It’s All The River”
{traveling musician Mr. Ben Weaver rides from MLPS to NOLA in support of his new record}

98 From Indices
{Mr. Patrick Barron explores the limitless}

101 The Ten Best Things About Biking the C&O and GAP from D.C. to Pittsburgh
{desserts and wildlife top Mr. Adam Perry’s best-of list}

112 Learning from Lessons Nearly Lost
{Chicago commuter Mr. Benjamin van Loon tries to call a truce}

123 The Past, The Future, and Ann Coulter {three poems by Portland’s Mr. Casey Fuller}

127 Where Have You Gone To?
{Bike Commuter Betty wraps up her advice on commuting etiquette}

131 Broken Bones, Cycling Fashion, and “Freds” {what Tin House’s Rob Spillman has observed riding worldwide}

141 “A Small Friction”
{a poem by Ms. Kjerstin Johnson}

144 “Breaking the Chain”
{a short story by England’s own Ms. Juliette Birch}

150 Quiet Memories
{two poems by Mr. Stanley Noah}

154 Mark Twain Cycling Kit
{Ms. Hilary Oliver asks why you need that fancy spandex outfit}

156 The Bike Shop Spectrum
{the future of bike shops according to Mr. Ian Klepetar}

162 “Crossed Flight Paths”
{a poem by Ms. Claudia Reinhardt}

168 The Death of Mystery
{Ms. Shea’la Finch ponders what we’ve lost in always looking at our phone}
Language
English
Pages
176
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wolverine Farm Publishing
Release
December 01, 2015
ISBN 13
9781937896102

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