A couple of years ago, I came across a guy named David Weiner and his brand new bike at an outdoor gear show. The bike grabbed my eye because it was a handsome and seemingly well-made street cruiser.

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My first bicycle was not, in fact, a bicycle. I rode it in 1968, when I was two years old and as tubby as a bear cub. It had four wheels, not two, and no pedals: strictly speaking, it was a scooter.

The United States is facing a shortage of bicycles as anxiety over public transportation and a desire to exercise has sent the demand surging. Credit...Hilary Swift for The New York Times Supported by ...

If you thought the horse and buggy was the end of the line for Amish transportation, think again. Across many parts of Amish country, including Iowa, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, electric bicycles are ...

One hundred and twenty-five years ago, a new technological innovation swept across much of Europe and the United States, one that eventually transformed cultural expectations for women’s fashion, ...