This is my Bullitt.  It's a cargo bike, and I ride it as often as I can.  

I am not a rabid cyclist.  But the concept of cycling appeals to the engineer in me.  Much in the same way that the concept of moving 4000 pounds of steel for three-quarters of a mile to pick up and bring home a gallon of milk does not appeal to me.  So when I can, I ride.  It just makes sense to me, and I enjoy it.  

I have had the pleasure of riding in Copenhagen, which is where I purchased this bike.  The cycling infrastructure is amazing, and it makes more sense to ride a bike there than to drive a car.  I don't necessarily think that Copenhagen has all of the answers to our country's transportation issues, but I do think it has some of them.  

I've also had the privilege and pleasure of doing legal work for bicycle manufacturers.  In addition to IP work (patents, trademarks, etc.) I have drafted distribution and other types of business agreements for bicycle-related businesses.  

Some cycling websites worth exploring:  

Copenhagen Cycle Chic (Great pictures of citizen riders)
Copenhagenize (Deep thoughts about bike riding)
Larry vs Harry (Bullitt Cargo Bikes)
Velorbis (Classic Vintage Bikes and Fine Bags)
1 Less Car (T-Shirts and more)