The Ride Journal is a literary and lifestyle magazine that covers many different aspects of bicycle culture. Published in the UK, The Ride features creative essays, photographs and illustrations from contributors who know their way around a bicycle. Personal accounts from people like Greg LeMond, Paul Howard, John Tomac, Tim Jackson, Chris Hoy, and Mark Cavendish are among the diverse stories within the journal.
Last Thursday, Ride issue number four published and I am pleased to note the magazine includes a select feature of my own on black history and our impact on the culture of bicycling. Our contributions have been significant and as many blacks have done in the past, we continue to have a lasting effect on the present and future of bicycling.
The Ride Journal is one of the best publications in circulation focusing on the art of the bicycle. It is published by Own It! and features nearly 200-pages, printed by Cambrian Printers on 50 per cent recycled paper with soya-based ink—and is available via online order and select stockists around the world.
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