Long Weekend Open Thread

East Sunday Parkways-57

(Photo © J. Maus)

Hey everyone. It’s been yet another very busy week here at BikePortland (we’ve published about 30 stories and over 600 comments just since Monday.)

Now we’re set to step away from the machines for a bit. Barring any major stories or stuff that just can’t wait, we’ll be quiet here (and on our always fun Twitter account) until Tuesday.

What do you have planned for the weekend? Please feel free to promote your events and share your adventures (or lack thereof) in the comments below.

Enjoy the weekend!

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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Paul Hanrahan
Paul Hanrahan
13 years ago

With the rain predicted, I figured it would be a good weekend to clean, lube & dial in my trusty commuter.
Maybe Sunday if it’s nice, a Springwater tour sounds good!

Edna VanGundy
13 years ago

Recumbent races at PIR this weekend – rain or shine! We’re hoping for more shine than rain 🙂

Tim
Tim
13 years ago

Ski-to-Sea, from Mt Baker to Bellingham Bay

Matt
Matt
13 years ago
Reply to  Tim

I did the bike leg. 1:52:01. How’d you do?

noah
noah
13 years ago

When I’m president of Portland, I’m gonna outlaw houses havin’ that much garage comprising the front facade.

D.R. Miller
D.R. Miller
13 years ago
Reply to  noah

me too. though in theory they can be converted to studio or living space. Still ugly as sin though. (I don’t care if this is a non-sequiter re: weekend biking.)

Oliver
Oliver
13 years ago
Reply to  D.R. Miller

My ideal house is a cube/box with a double garage/shop doors facing front, all the living space upstairs and all ground space behind the house as yard/garden. The only part of my property that’s a bigger waste of space than the front yard is the useless dark 4 feet between east wall and the fence.

michweek
michweek
13 years ago
Reply to  noah

I’m voting for you!

CaptainKarma
CaptainKarma
13 years ago
Reply to  noah

Houses like that are all hat and no cattle.

Matt
Matt
13 years ago
Reply to  noah

I noticed that too…and such a small front porch.

Spiffy
Spiffy
13 years ago

two kid birthday parties, one each day… then working on Monday… mo money!

craig
craig
13 years ago
benn
benn
13 years ago

pioneer century is one week away
great routes, food
weathers looking good too!

DR
DR
13 years ago
Reply to  benn

I’ll be there as well. I’ve never done in before and am looking forward to it.

Jenny
Jenny
13 years ago

AWESOME ARCHITECTURE HUMBOLDT/N IRVING

Black Cat, 1203 NE Alberta St (outside – Black Townie)
Saturday 28 May 2011
meet 1 PM/ride 1:30 PM

Bike tour of an eye-popping eclectic mix of homes in NE PDX!

matt picio
13 years ago

Continuing to trek through Oregon: http://northwestwanderer.com – after 3 days of riding in the rain, it’s sunny here in Pacific City! Oh, and Cycle Wild ( http://cyclewild.org ) is biking to Eugene this weekend. I won’t get to Eugene until they after they leave, though. 🙁

JAT in Seattle
JAT in Seattle
13 years ago

Doesn’t that woman notice she’s dragging a huge tree limb caught in her rear deraileur?