Spoke was created in 2001 by Caleb Smith and Emma Gee as a response to the vast amount of generic mountain bike magazines available at the time. Spoke strives to bring a fresh and innovative look at mountain biking through original content, bold design and high quality production values. It provides an unbiased look at the lives and activities of mountain bikers in Aotearoa, consistently pushing the boundaries of mountain bike photography and graphic design. Spoke is published five times a year—February, April, June, September and December—and is available throughout New Zealand and online at firstfloor.co.nz
SPOKE 34
Nov/Dec 2009. This issue brings you news from home and around the globe. We have highlights from the Canberra World Cup, of course, and a report from the inaugural and very successful Tour de Timor. Seb Kemp works some magic at the Saint Deep Photo Challenge in Whistler, and Laura Williamson investigates the world’s best cycle movies. Back in New Zealand, we test ride Sram’s latest offering, the XX supergroup; find out about the upcoming Kiwi Brevet; and interview Tim Wilding, a man who really likes to ride.
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