How to Fly with a Bike Zine by Xena Goldman
“This fully illustrated guide offers…
step-by-step instructions to disassemble bicycles of various types
various considerations when buying a plane ticket
a list of tools you will need
information on what bike items are permitted or not on a plane
troubleshooting tips
what to expect when you arrive
…and SoOOooOOo much more!
It is geared towards those who have wanted to travel with their bike but have gotten overwhelmed by the steps. All the vocabulary that is used in this zine is defined in the zine so as not to discourage readers with terminology!
This zine is 32 pages, black and white, bound with saddle-stitching and printed on 100% Post-Consumer Recycled papers from Smart Set, a union shop based in Minneapolis, MN.
*This zine does NOT discuss specifics about cargo, tandem, recumbent, folding, or e-bikes.” - Xena Goldman
8.5” x 5.5”
*Consignment item. Not eligible for 10% membership discount. All consignment purchases are final and non-refundable once shipped.
Xena Goldman (she/her) is a painter, muralist, illustrator, comic artist and educator. As someone who struggles with ADHD and working memory deficits, Xena found how-to zine making as a solution to help retain information she learned. In doing so, she could teach herself and others by breaking information into simple terminology, and have a resource to look back on when she forgets. Drawing upon a background in fine arts, education and language, these zines have been the perfect combination of her skills and desire to share her passion for cycling, especially with others who may have also felt discouraged in the past. She graduated with a BA in Art from the University of Minnesota (Twin Cities) and currently works freelance in art and art education. She grew up in the greater Chicago area, on Ojibwa, Odawa and Potawatomi land, and lives in Minneapolis, on Dakota and Anishinaabe land. In no particular order, she identifies as female, white, queer, Jewish, neurodivergent and a forever learner.
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