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The Oregon Pro Cycling Classic will be a little late getting to the start line — the 500-mile, seven-day race is being postponed to 2010 after organizers were unable to secure a title sponsor and the necessary money to run the event this year.
The National Racing Calendar event had been scheduled for [...]

Sellwood residents are gearing up for a march on the Sellwood Bridge this Saturday. According to one of the event's organizers, Bradley Heintz, the goal of the march is to send a message that any bridge that is built adheres to existing planning guidelines as community livability concerns.

Riding along N. Central Ave. in St. Johns.(Photo © J. Maus)

We're excited to announce the first in what we hope are many BikePortland Get Togethers. The first one is happening this Tuesday (2/3) in St. Johns (details below).
The idea behind these new events is simple. We want to meet up with you off-line [...]

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- Read Part Two- Author Bio
[Note from Publisher: Welcome to the final installment of our three-part series on bike messengers in Portland. This series is written by BikePortland contributing writer Erin Greeson (bio).
In Part One, Greeson laid out the tough working conditions faced by Portland's messengers. [...]

The River City Bicycles parking lot on January 27th. (Photo: Steve Durrant)

Reader Steve Durrant took this photo during Tuesday morning's snow flurry.

Master plan update project manager Ellen Vanderslice (committee co-chair Mia Birk in background).(Photos © J. Maus)

It's been nearly two years since the Bureau of Transportation kicked off an effort to update Portland's Bicycle Master Plan.
Since that time, the plan has gone through quite a few speed bumps. In April of 2007, just two [...]

"All I know is that she was distracted. She didn't see him somehow, that's all we're being told."-- Keith Miles, Kristopher Miles' grandfather

14-year boy Kristopher Miles clings to life this morning in a Portland trauma center, one week after 28-year old Andrea Dickinson ran him over with her SUV while he rode home in [...]

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Read Part One
Author Bio

[Welcome to Part Two of our three-part series on bike messengers in Portland.
This series is written by BikePortland contributing writer Erin Greeson (bio). In Part One, Greeson laid out the tough working conditions faced by Portland's messengers. In the article below, she shares finding health care coverage [...]

The Options Division are the ones who deliver the SmartTrips packets to your door by bike.(Photos © J. Maus)

The Transportation Options Division inside the Bureau of Transportation is a key piece of Portland's success as a sustainable city. "Options" (as it's known around here) is the marketing arm of the city's transportation program [...]