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A to B magazine specialises in folding bicycles, electric bicycles, bicycle trailers and car-free alternatives of all kinds. Published every two months from Dorchester in the United Kingdom,
A to B has a circulation of 2,600 copies - 90% in the UK, and the remainder to the USA, Germany, Holland and Japan. A further 200 magazines are sold through specialist outlets. Total readership is around 5,000.


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Out NOW in A to B issue 66 (despatched from 2606/08)

Features:

  • Mezzo d9 update
  • Kalkhoff Pro Connect
  • Public Transport - UK versus Switzerland
  • Ezee/Sanyo Li-ion battery

PLUS: Letters, News, and a selection of second-hand bikes including: Brompton, Birdy, Moulton

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A to B 65 - Halfords Trail Buggy Trailer, Nano-Brompton update, the Netherlands
A to B 64 - SKS Rennkompressor pump . Cycling in Portugal, Paris and the Netherlands
A to B 63 - Kalkhoff Agattu. Basil Mirte panniers, Bike/rail in France
A to B 62 - Schwinn Transit, Ezee Carro, Bike Fdriday Tikit
A to B 61 - Gazelle Easy Glider, Greenspeed X4, Powacycle Windsor
A to B 60 - Dahon Curve, Nano Brompton, Ezee Forte
A to B 59 - Ezee Liv, Powatryke, Monatgue Trooper
A to B 58 - Giant Lafree, Giant Twist 1.0, Sparta Ion, Bridgestone Moulton
A to B 57 -
Space Invader, DownTube, Lithium batteries
A to B 56 - Powacycle Windsor, Strida 3, Solar Photovoltaics, Overtaking
A to B 55 - Sinclair A-bike, Mobiky Genius, Dahon Mu SL, Brompton S2L-X
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QUICK REFERENCE:
UK Electric Bicycle Price-Tag A guide to the electric bicycles available on the British market
Dorchester Cycle Map PDF version of our local town in cycle-friendly form
UK Folder Price-Tag ...A guide to the folding and separable bikes available on the British market
UK Trailer Price-Tag A guide to the bicycle luggage and child trailers available on the British market
Quick Links ...Your top ten reqested links
'A to B' stockists ...Where to find the world's favourite bicycle magazine
'A to B' Subscription ...How to subscribe
Road Tests ...Track down that elusive folding bike or electric bike article in our back number list
Climate Change ...What YOU can do to help reverse the trend



IN DEPTH:
Electrical Things Explained - your electric bike questions answered
Bike/Rail .Help and advice on carrying your bike by train
Why choose an electric bike?
Why choose a folding bike?
Gallery The best of 'A to B' art
A to B Profiles All about us
Folding Bikes - a buyer's guide
Electric Bikes - a buyer's guide
Feedback ...What our subscribers think of us
Castle Cary Railway Station Help and advice for those arriving and departing at our former station


Something about A to B:
'A to B' magazine started life as 'The Folder', the newsletter of the Folding Society in August 1993. Specialising in news and reviews of folding and separable bikes, the magazine went from strength to strength.

In August 1997, with 1,200 subscribers worldwide, we decided to float the magazine on its own. The new magazine had a new title 'A to B' and a new brief - to explore new ways of travelling from point A to point B. Naturally, as the most efficient transport integrator, the folding bicycle continues to feature strongly in the magazine, but we also cover electric bikes, bike trailers and public transport. More than 2,500 magazines are sold by subscription every two months, giving an estimated readership of 4,000 worldwide. Subscribers include public utilities, train operating companies and bike manufacturers and distributors.
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