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In this issue

Ever eaten a bear? Raced your bike through a strange Austrian's apartment? This issue tries both – as well as wild adventuring, philosophical questioning and simple championing of the bicycle as a tool for social change. There’s poetic intimacy and inappropriate underwear, mind–body wrangling and pioneering bravado on a bike held together with string. But the chain that drives all this is the humanity of the riders and the pure, instinctive fun that bicycles bring.

The other day we headed out on an Audax through freezing fog and ancient villages, and found just that agile sympathy, those smooth ways among stony tracks. Calmed by the pedals’ perfect revolutions, the world draws closer. The body is poised and pulsing, the mind is free to wander where it will, the senses alive to the land as it tumbles by.

Welcome to issue 8.

Boneshaker Magazine Description:

Publisher: Boneshaker-Magazine

Category: Lifestyle

Language: English

Frequency: Half-yearly

Boneshaker is sideways look at cycling. It exists online, via a podcast, and as a perfect-bound publication celebrating the wonderful things that happen when people and bikes come together. We're about freedom, friendship and adventure - the human side of cycling.

No training tips, race diets or adverts here. It's not how much your bike weighs that matters, but where it takes you. It's not how fast you got there, but what you saw along the way.