Small women's Novara Bonita mountain bike with road tires. Lime green and white paint with black fixtures. Disk breaks, toe clips and a black water bottle holder. There are small green flowers on the stem under the seat. 24 speed (i think)
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White Cyclocross bike with two bumperstickers on top tube. Time pedals.
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She is a vintage brown road bike, with a hard seat, black handle bar tape, no racks or fenders, 21 speed. I have no serial number, but a defining characteristic is a plate on the stem tube of a dog with it's tongue out.
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The intersection of N Willamette Blvd and N Rosa Parks Way (formerly known as N Portland Blvd.) is slated for construction of what PDOT refers to as "a bicycle and pedestrian refuge/auto channeling island."

Southeast Madison Ave -- which is the westbound approach to the Hawthorne Bridge and one of the Portland's most crowded bikeways -- is slated for an expansion.

Mt. Bike frame with 29" wheels. Front suspension. Off-road tires.
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If I told you about a collective of cyclists and artists that started a movement called PINK to spread love by delivering notes around the city while wearing pink jumpsuits and pedaling pink bicycles, you might think it's a natural fit for Portland.
After all, this city has serious penchant for pink, bikes, and [...]

Yesterday I received an anonymous email about a mysterious, "penniless, suffering, pirate ride" coming to Portland next week (4/7).
The flyer (below) proclaims it will be:
"a test of 18 (or so) nasty climbs of West Portland in honor of De Ronde Van Vlaanderen (Tour of Flanders)."
Sounds like a suffer-fest. Here's the route, and [...]

Sen. Floyd Prozanski wants a velodrome in Eugene.

Today was another great day for cycling in Salem. On Tuesday we made solid progress in fixing an outdated law, and today the velodrome bill (S.B. 926) -- which seeks $3.5 million of State Lottery funds to build velodromes -- gained not just valuable political support, [...]

Great news from Salem. I just got out of a hearing for Senate Bill 926.
The big news is that not only did the bill moved forward with a unanimous recommendation from this committee, but Senator Floyd Prozanski proposed an amendment to build a third velodrome in the Eugene area.