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Velo Vision magazine back issue bundle To clear some overstocked older issues these back issue packs are on sale at less than what it cost us to print them! These magazines are new and are on sale from the publisher, Velo Vision in York. Back issue bundle contents Issue 8, Dec 2002 Reviews: Powabyke electric bike, LOGO recumbent trike Features: Inside the Brompton factory, Turkey's cycle culture Innovation: the HUB chainless bike, Eurobike and Cycle reports Buyers’ Guide: Workbikes overview Cover and contents preview on velovision.com Contents page (PDF, 51k) Issue 7, Sept 2002 Reviews: Airnimal Chameleon folding bike, Stein Viper recumbent trike Features:The bicycling band from Holland plus family cycling: all the options Innovation: at Spokesfest, Cyclefest, CycleVision Contents preview on velovision.com Contents page (PDF, 325k) Issue 6, June 2002 Reviews: Dahon SpeedPro folder, Pac courier bags, iCycle see-through bike! Features: Pedal kayaking in Australia, a town bike tested in Scotland Innovation: Inspirational handcycling in Canada, SPEZI show report from Germany Contents preview on velovision.com Contents page (PDF, 289k) Issue 5, March 2002 Reviews: Cannondale’s recumbent tested Features: Human power ice cream, cycling smugglers in the Congo, Sheffield's cycle cops Innovation: Trailer masterclass, velomobiles, cycling with cerebral palsy around Anglesey and more Contents preview on velovision.com Contents page (PDF, 368k) Issue 4, Dec 2001 Reviews: Da Vinci tandem, Bevo recumbent bike, NOKON cables Features:By rickshaw to Genoa, York’s mountain-moving couriers, Adbikes Innovation: The fantastic Läufer from Germany, IFMA show report Contents preview on velovision.com Contents page (PDF, 204k) Issue 3, Sept 2001 Reviews: BikeE tandem, bicycling books Features:Morocco’s amazing handcyclists, the pedal paramedic, the pedalcar revival and more Innovation: Positech brake, CycleVision show report, the world's smallest 20"-wheeled folding bike Contents preview on velovision.com Contents page (PDF, 168k) That's a total of 328 pages! These sold originally for £6 each - so the original price for this lot was £36 in all. See what our readers think and why they believe the magazine is well worth it here! The bundle will be sent to you well packed in a bubble wrap envelope, as below. Overseas orders will be sent by Royal Mail Printed Papers airmail service. All postage is at cost. About Velo Vision Velo Vision is a quarterly cycling magazine celebrating cycle culture worldwide. It is a magazine for those whose interest is in the practical applications of cycling and bikes as a transport solution. It contains innovative technical material, intriguing stories of cycling people and communities from across the world, cycling art, history and literature, and of course the latest from the world of specialised cycle design: workbikes, recumbents, folders, family cycling, special needs bikes and more. Velo Vision is a subscription magazine (not available on the news-stands) published quarterly since March 2001 and now sold in over 45 countries worldwide. It is enthusiast-driven rather than a conventional commercial publication, but maintains high production values and new, inspiring content each issue. Adverts are at the back of the magazine so editorial remains uninterrupted. The magazine is now (2007) published in full colour, but these older back issues do have some pages in black-and-white. Much more information is available on www.velovision.com including reader testimonials, the FAQ, a full online shop for subscriptions and other back issues, and also free cycling small ads. A full recent issue (#23) is available free and in full online and subscriptions to the full digital edition are available via Exact Editions. Velo Vision Ltd is registered in the UK: No. 4462618. VAT No. GB 766 9376 67. If you have any queries, please phone 01904 438224 or email peter@velovision.com
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