The fact is, while cycling’s affordability and low-environmental impact have made it more popular than ever, biking infrastructure has not caught up with demand.

Good, sobering writing from Grace Benfell.

The Bicitractor is a pedal-powered farming tractor with electric assistance, made by farmers for farmers.

I don't know what to say about this other than I think it is an incredible invention and looks awesome. This is such a fun use of bicycle technology.

“Since the beginning of the modern era, Black mobility has always been contained and policed,” Saucier says. “There is no one definitive form of segregation that has led to excluding black people from cycling—the whole problem is overdetermined by a host of historical and contemporary practices,” he adds. “The bike, and cycling in general, is really a microcosm of American society and global society in terms of access to things.”