Souplesse (2015)
In 2015 we released Souplesse, a one off publication celebrating the history and visual culture of cycling. It was conceived and edited by our very own Eddy Rhead, himself a keen cyclist, and it included a wide range of articles: Now re-issued as a digital download
David Dunnico - The t'fosi - a photographic celebration of the British bike fan - less passionate but no less dedicated than their Italian counterparts
Trevor Ward - Death or Glory - looking at the roadside memorials to fallen cycling heroes
Eddy Rhead - 333.3 - an architectural history of the Olympic velodrome
Rik Moran - In The Shadow of Olympia - photographer Rik Moran visits the faded glory of Athens Olympic velodrome
Matthew Steele - Utility, Durability and Beauty - Matthew takes in the Krylatskoye Sports Complex Velodrome and its adjacent purpose built road race course
Jonathan Hardman - Call of the Clarion - a photographic study of the root and branches of cycle racing with Stockport Clarion CC
Rob Hyde - 'Where Are We Even Going?' - a cycle ride out east through London's bleak edgelands
Neil Grunshaw - Smooth as Silk - why on earth do amateur cyclists shave their legs?
Steve Marland - A Trip into Dreamland - a photographic journey along the south east coast from Hastings to Cleethorpes
Bill Mather - The Fastest Legs You Ever Saw Move - a history of Reg Harris ,and the stadium that was named after him, told through assorted memorabilia
Now re-issued as a digital download
