Not so long ago, the term "cycling studies" would have been seen as puzzling in the United States—why study what were effectively perceived as toys? But the world has changed—Britain’s queen has just congratulated Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins, Los Angeles has wrapped up its third CicLAvia, New York City is launching its massive bike-share system this summer, and Portland is aiming at having 25 percent of trips by bicycle in 2030—and universities and think tanks have finally caught up with it. More than 100 academic studies related to cycling have been ... Read More
