Julie H @ Bicycling Mags

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Permalink Reply by Julie Aberman (Hochstadter) on June 4, 2013 at 10:24am

oh wow, very cool!  I spoke with that journalist months ago!  Funny he put me from Bike Winter and not also Chainlink... 

That awesome tip was handed down to me from Martin Hazard.  

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Permalink Reply by Amanda on June 4, 2013 at 12:56pm

What magazines would you recommend for cycling. I would say that I am more of a casual cyclist, and all of the magazines I have seen appear to be for serious cyclists. I don't see myself ever riding 100+ miles, but I like to learn about other cycling communities, and rides, advances in cycling etc. 

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Permalink Reply by Bez on June 4, 2013 at 1:18pm

Hah!  I kept seeing Julie's name here and wondering why it was so familiar.  I read that issue just last week, and definitely saw that blurb.

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Permalink Reply by Banshee: 12-15mi on June 5, 2013 at 11:13am

Hi Amanda,

Unfortunately I don't believe there are any magazines out there that is dedicated for urban cycling or commuters, at least none that I know of.  Lately Bicycling.com (Bicycling Magazine) is starting to have more info about urban cycling and commuting, I believe it is every edition now.  I can't remember which edition, but it was one of the latest one, they had a good article about cycling communities and great riding paths to explore the city.  Your welcome to borrow the past editions of my Bicycling mags to help you decide, send me a text if you want them.
 
Amanda said:

What magazines would you recommend for cycling. I would say that I am more of a casual cyclist, and all of the magazines I have seen appear to be for serious cyclists. I don't see myself ever riding 100+ miles, but I like to learn about other cycling communities, and rides, advances in cycling etc. 

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Permalink Reply by Andrew on June 5, 2013 at 11:32am

http://urbanvelo.org/catalog/back-issues/

Amanda said:

What magazines would you recommend for cycling. I would say that I am more of a casual cyclist, and all of the magazines I have seen appear to be for serious cyclists. I don't see myself ever riding 100+ miles, but I like to learn about other cycling communities, and rides, advances in cycling etc. 

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