A big black beautiful bike named Bucephalus

The Big Black Beautiful Bike Named Bucephalus draws a playful parallel between the narrator's bike and the legendary horse of Alexander the Great. Named Bucephalus, the bike symbolizes a journey of personal conquest and growth, much like Alexander's historical campaigns. As Alexander's horse helped him conquer lands, the narrator's solar-powered bike aids in navigating the bustling traffic of Tlalpan and the scenic routes of Ajusco, promoting physical health and mental clarity along the way. Through biking, the narrator gains a renewed sense of observation and presence, applying these insights to teaching and daily life, enriched by encounters with amusing "adversaries" like Raksha, a protective library dog.