Bicycle Quarterly
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Bicycle Quarterly is a quarterly magazine that examines the history of bicycles, their design, and evolution.
Articles regularly and rigorously evaluate equipment and bicycles for performance and function. All articles are footnoted. Bicycle Quarterly was formerly known as Vintage Bicycle Quarterly and is published and edited by Jan Heine, of Seattle, Washington in the United States. The editorial perspective is grounded in a thorough appreciation for the bicycles created by the French constructeurs such as René Herse and Alex Singer.
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