Bicycle Times.
04-27-09, 01:05 PM
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Bicycle Times.
The makers of Dirt Rag are putting out a commuting mag called Bicycle Times.
It's cool to see a mag devoted to our type of cycling.
It's cool to see a mag devoted to our type of cycling.
04-27-09, 01:12 PM
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I picked up the first one, it's pretty good. you can get a subscription for half off in the first issue.
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I've picked up the first issue, and been following the website. So far (and I'm a fan of Dirt Rag), meh -- but I'll withold judgement for a few issues. Don't get me wrong: I really, really want this mag to succeed. However, the first issue is pretty thin/pretty dull, but then again its parent mag (DR) is in something of a decline too under its new regime in my view. We'll see!
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Hrm. One of their current articles is noseless saddles. Not about them. No it's the "omg you can't have teh babies" stuff that's been going around since ... 1890. Not a good sign.
https://www.bicycletimesmag.com/conte...-sexual-health
It's my judgement that bicycle magazines should be a little more careful before they give credence to the idea that their customers suffer from impotence.
https://www.bicycletimesmag.com/conte...-sexual-health
It's my judgement that bicycle magazines should be a little more careful before they give credence to the idea that their customers suffer from impotence.
