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In this issue

Modern life is in an endless hurry. Parcels delivered next day, same day, same afternoon, news rolling 24hrs a day, faster computers, faster cars, faster food. We’re galloping to the grave, putting ourselves under ever greater pressure to get everything done on the double.

But sometimes the best things come slow. Cycling reminds us that there’s more to each journey than its destination, that we get more from life if we don’t rush it. This issue of Boneshaker’s been a long time coming; longer than we expected, certainly. But, after gathering stories about lake-jumping, building cargo bikes, racing with missing limbs and riding in search of the search of the simple life, the issue’s come together at last. It’s been a wonderful journey. We hope issue #12 is worth the wait.

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.