A to B Magazine

[CharlieB]

Not seen this myself, but has anyone come across this that could give a review?
Worth a subscription?

 

[palinurus]

I can send you one to look at if you like.

 

[StirlingCrispin]

Absolutely brilliant magazine.

Quirky, fun and filled with stuff that makes me think.

 

[JamesAC]

Aimed at folding bikes and electric assisted bikes, but lots of general cycling stuff too. Fairly pro-public transport and a bit anti-car (suits me!), and as others have said, quite quirky!

Go for it.

 

[CharlieB]

I can send you one to look at if you like.

That's ok, thank you v much - I think the next 2 posts have also given me some food for thought, to save you the trouble.

 

[CharlieB]

a bit anti-car (suits me!)Go for it.

+1
Might upset my partner who already thinks I'm a complete anti-car fanatic, tho. Btw - she's not a petrolhead - she just needs one for the job she does.

 

[byegad]

Very good read, all about electric bikes and folders most of the time but does cover other aspects of cycling. I enjoy it even though I no longer ride my folders and am not YET old enough for electric assist!


Also worth a read for a more general utility cycling, recumbents, cargo bikes and other wonderful stuff is VeloVision.

 

[palinurus]

I no longer have any folders (used to have a Brompton and an Airnimal). I've now got three race bikes (road, TT and 'cross) and a fixed commute bike.

I still subscribe. I guess I like to read a magazine about cycling where there's no danger of seeing a photograph of someone wearing a skinsuit and a pointy helmet. There's articles about public transport, cycling infrastructure, utility cycling and stuff which is generally ignored by other magazines.

 

[Velorum]

I started subscribing in the early 90's - its a good read!