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Robert Pickett, a former (and future!) Portland resident and member of the Portland Police Bureau Bicycle Patrol Unit, is currently serving as a U.S. diplomat stationed with his wife and two daughters in Sapporo, Japan. “Its the best ride in Japan—let me know if you end up doing it and want some company.” High praise … Read more
Better Block mainstreams its successful tactical urbanism approach.
Portland Design Works is looking for some fresh faces for our fall photoshoot! The shoot will take place in various neighborhoods around Portland on Monday October 8th from 10-6pm. We are seeking members of the bike community who are interested in modeling for the shoot. All ages genders and ethnicities are encouraged to apply! The … Read more
With our Big Three-Oh looming, let’s glance back and gaze forward.
We’ve brought forward more than 1,500 hours shaping Portland’s Off-Road Cycling Master Plan.
The Draft Plan is simultaneously promising and problematic.
A deep sadness and yearning for recovery.
Get rolling in the Gorge with a bit of e-assist.
Meet your local and regional off-road cycling advocacy group.
We’re excited to share a post written for BikePortland from local author Laura Foster. Foster is the woman behind many excellent guidebooks including her latest — Columbia Gorge Getaways. The post below is adapted from that book.
Joshua helps us understand how mountain biking can fit into Portland.
Typical “flow” singletrack on the Beginner Trail inLebanon Hills.(Photo used with permission ofDakota County Parks, Minnesota) This article is written by Joshua Rebannack. Joshua contacted me after he read our recent coverage of mountain biking in Forest Park. As a way of helping Portland see a different vision for urban, off-road bicycling access, Joshua wanted … Read more