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The newest issue of Steel Magazine will be available mid-March and I like what I see.

Things to look for in Steel 05: Death Spray Custom, English Two wheel specialist custom artist, french artist «Lucky Left Hand» Steven Burke, American filmmaker Lucas Brunelle, photographs of london rider Greg Falski, an exploration in the  world of vintage cycling, analysis of the design and the commuter wear, the «the Way I Roll» videos by Peter Sutherland, or the mountain rides of the French RocknRollin team members, not to mention the fashion series by Jean-Pacôme Dedieu, Ronan Mérot, Pierre Dal Corso and Fred Margueron, as well as still life of François Jorez, Louis David Najar and Pierre Mahieu.

Steel Magazine

Bunyan Velo Issue 01, an online publication dedicated to bike camping, touring, expeditions and general badassery is now online for free. I don’t have time to read it at the moment but the photos alone are worth the flip through.

Check it out above and you’ll want to go full-screen with this one.

Cykeln Magazine‘s fourth issue is now available for FREE on their site. Definitely check it out.

One of my longtime favorite magazines, Embrocation Cycling Journal, just keeps getting better and better. Volume 9 delivers on many fronts and includes one of the best stories to ever grace its pages. Without giving too much away, I’ll just say that you’ve really got to check out this issue. The photos from Heather McGrath are amazing.

Pick up a copy here and see more teasers below.

Fixed Mag 14 is on the way March 10th. Here’s the cover and a quick run down of what to expect:

“ssue #14’s cover photograph was shot by Ian G. C. White who is a photographer based in Switzerland.
The article in Fixed #14 featuring Ian’s epic photographs is written by Patrick Seabase.
You might be remember the iconic cover photograph of Fixed issue #8 which was also shot by Ian.

It’s our first cover that does not feature a rider too.

We are also featuring:

Brother Cycles – Interview
Look Out – Jamie Kirkham
Bike Check – Thomas Poignant
Bike Check – Steve Tortorelli
Look Out – John Taki
and much more…

Fixed #14 launches on the 10th of March 2013!”

I’ve really enjoyed every issue of the Ride Journal and Issue VII looks to be worth the scoop as well. If you’re in London, don’t miss out on the release party next Thursday, February 7th. See more details at the Ride Journal’s Facebook. If you can’t make it, pick up a copy here.

cover by Takuya Sakamoto

Urban Velo 35 is out now. Pick up a copy at your local shop, or download it here. Sup Vic?!

If you don’t have a local shop that carries the Albion, fear not, more and more back issues are being uploaded each month. The most recent addition is Issue 7. Pick up an e-copy here!

A few Italian readers shared this with me and who can pass up a free webazine? This issue is filled with photos of some familiar faces. Check out Cykeln Magazine 03 here!

The thirteenth issue of Fixed Mag is now available for download online. Click through right here.

Greg Falski’s Stoked on Fixed Bikes 11 is now online. Don’t miss this one. Stoked to see Jonathan get some love in here!

Photo by Justin Keena

The ninth installment of Embrocation cycling journal is now available with contributions from Heather Mcgrath, Justin Keena, Nikita Piautsou-Rehfeldt, Brian Morgan, Zahariz Khuzaimah, Nathaniel Ward, Bert Tosh, Charles River Museum of Industry & Innovation, e r t z u i ° film,Alessandra Mondolfi, Phil Gale, Tyler Evans, Natalia Boltukhova.

Pick up a copy here!

The 13th issue of Fixed Mag will be out December 6th. Be on the look out for it!

It’s been over two months since Greg Falski‘s popular and free publication, Stoked on Fixed Bikes. Glad to see he’s back with Issue 10. Check it out above and don’t forget to go full screen.

Sandy Carson posted up this awesome article from the Fairdale pacific northwest tour that he and Taj embarked on earlier this year. The entire story made it to Paved Magazine, with words by Taj Mihelich and photos by Sandy Carson. Either pick up a copy of Paved or check out the article at Sandy’s blog.

The 33rd issue of Urban Velo is now available for download, for free! Grab it here.

This is pretty rad. I may not be the biggest BMX’r but I can appreciate great photos and journalism. Here’s the scoop from the Albion:

“For the next nine weeks we shall be publishing a back issue online every Monday morning, starting today with The Albion Issue 1.

To view The Albion Issue 1 on a tablet or smartphone, you can download the 51mb PDF file here. [WiFi connection recommended].

To give precedence to our print publication and subscribers, all future issues of our UK and North American editions will be published online two months after their print release date. To all those who purchased an Issue 1 PDF download a full refund is available.

By publishing The Albion online for free we hope to expand our readership by reaching out to scenes further afield where the magazine is not readily available, so that we can now offer a free magazine to riders around the world.

Thanks,

The Albion”