They're targetting 1% of the population with 10% of the money, and no other car brand that speaks to their niche. Real men ride bicycles anyway.

For those who knew him, Adriaan Kok passed away on Saturday. He designed the #Hovenring, and survived a brain tumor for 20 years with salad and @Iceman_Hof He would want you to share stories! We love you @a3aankok

#Hovenring in major Dutch newspaper @Trouw http://t.co/jp3sg9zO6h

Thank you @mnt for the opportunity to share my thoughts about bicycle-oriented apartment design. The MET-minute concept, I learned from @AnneLuskPhD

Proud to be working with a great team of activists here in Newcastle!

This heritage listed #Modernist gas station in #Oslo is now a cargo bike rental and repair centre, and don't worry, the symbolism is not lost of the business's founders. https://t.co/kB7BWqHvkG

I just donated to @Wikipedia. Support free knowledge! #iloveWikipedia

Dr. Behooving's Official "Fun Vs Effort" Graph of Transport.

I imagine a city like the #Burningman festival, where everyone makes beelines by bike, except there would be buildings, huge ones, spiralling above, and mounds to natually slow us as we're approaching their entries. https://t.co/NvkOip8U6Q

No conurbation or city of a million or more, can serve the masses with streets designed around walking, and we all know how driving has failed. https://t.co/dAEpVeOxuv

This is how I would design a service centre for cyclists, on a long bike path:

A bike path to the sky... and back down. City Island, Changsha, China.

Very good keynote speech by @BehoovingMoving just now but it messed with my head. I was caught between agreeing, nodding, rolling my eyes, laughing, shaking my head and applauding. I need to meditate on this one! #AWCC2020

Something to contemplate, next time you're riding home drunk.

We’re announcing 4 fabulous keynotes! Check them out here: ✅ Claire Pascoe (NZ Transport) ✅ Prof Trevor Shilton (@heartfoundation) ✅ @narrowboat_paul (@uniofedinburgh) ✅ @BehoovingMoving

In fairness, the whole of Holland is an uninterrupted bike path.

I designed it 30 years ago, but it seems people are still enjoying this park:

I have come to realise that talk of cycling being healthy and green, reinforces perceptions that it is slow.

A concise and erudite history of cycling, brought into the present: https://t.co/24vQ2hgc3H @carltonreid @harryoosterhuis Anne‐Katrin Ebert @WeltmuseumWien , Jim Fitzpatrick, David Vega-Barachowitz @WXYStudio

I still imagine architects and city planners not stopping until their designs are as good as a bike.