The City of Portland’s Bicycle Advisory Committee, which advises City Council on all bike-related matters, will host a discussion mountain biking in Portland, with members of the Board of the Portland United Mountain Pedalers.
Here’s an excerpt from the agenda:
PUMP’s Roger Louton
File photo: 6/17/06
File photo: 6/17/06
“Mountain bicycling is fast growing as a popular recreational activity. It is also gaining a more prominent role in national bicycle politics. The update of the Bicycle Master Plan will incorporate in its report the state of existing conditions for mountain bicycling in Portland as well as PUMP’s desired conditions for single-track trails in Portland.”
The Bicycle Advisory Committee meets Tuesday, May 8th at 7:00pm in City Hall (Lovejoy Room).
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Oh, you better believe I’ll be there! If you’ve ever taken a liking to single-track, you would do he same.
Derr…I got a little too excited. I’m not a board member, I won’t be there.
Tomas,
the meetings are open to the public. come on down. eat a cookie, drink some coffee, speak your mind.
I am fairly new to mountain biking in Portland and I would like to see some (legal) SINGLETRACK within city limits. If anyone knows of any please let me know.
Skid,
Me Know.
Me heal.
Me take U.
Ugh.
Cookies? Oh, in that case, I will DEFINITELY be there! Thanks, Mr. Maus.