Bikes
Mikill Pane
London Linguistics — Writer and rapper Mikill Pane makes the ordinary extraordinary in new album, Blame Miss Barclay.
Written by: Shelley Jones
This is Cyclocross
Good Morning Dirty — They pedal, push and scramble their way through mounds of mud and storms of dust. Welcome to the messy world of cyclocross.
Written by: Jeremy Dunn
Brother Cycles
HUCK Indies — As part of our HUCK Indies 2013 exhibition, we meet the London-based bike company, Brother Cycles.
Written by: Ed Andrews
Trakke
HUCK Indies — As part of our HUCK Indies 2013 exhibition, we meet Scottish bag-makers Trakke.
Written by: Ed Andrews
Lance Armstrong
A Fallen Idol — Lance Armstrong's doping ways may have been exposed but at the expense of an inspirational story we all need.
Written by: Tetsuhiko Endo
America reCycled
Old Ground — The Hussin brothers cross their motherland on recycled bikes for new film, America reCycled, and discover an America that feels like home
Written by: Tim
Juliet Elliot & Philip Diprose
Beyond London — In the final of our alternative look at London, Juliet Elliot and Philip Diprose offer their personal takes on two-wheeled life around the capital.
Written by: Juliet Elliot
John Cardiel
Just Keep Pushing — John Cardiel has lived his life at full-throttle speed. The aggressive energy he brought to skateboarding made him a hero amongst men, and the ideal pioneer for fixed-gear bike fiends. Some said he was indomitable. Then history proved them right, when his story was tainted by a tragedy that would knock a lesser man to the ground. John, however, refused to stay down.
Written by: Ed Andrews
Bike Polo is flourishing on both sides of the Atlantic
Grab you urban steed — Put the ponies out to pasture, leave your pretence at the door: hardcourt bike polo is not a blue-blooded sport.
Written by: Shannon Denny
Radical Bikes
Revolutionary Change — The story of the bicycle is a story of change. From the moment mankind started rolling on two wheels, the bike has empowered rebels with a cause. Whether they're saving the environment or forcing authority to listen up, people are making their voices heard through the power of the ride. Bikes aren't just rad - they're a radical tool that can put this world to rights.
Written by: Olly Zanetti