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Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

BikePortland founder. Father of three. North Portlander. Basketball lover. If you have questions or feedback about this site or my work, contact me via email at maus.jonathan@gmail.com, or phone/text at 503-706-8804. Also, if you read and appreciate this site, please become a paying subscriber.

BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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Bricker returns to lobbying role at Vehicular Homicide hearing

Tim O’Donnell’s widow, Mary O’Donnell, had these buttons made for the hearing. Last Friday, just two days after he relieved former BTA lobbyist Karl Rohde from his duties, executive director Scott Bricker was down in Salem filling his former role as the organization’s chief lobbyist. Bricker presented the BTA’s position on their proposed Vehicular Homicide … Read more


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Anti 12-lane CRC rally: Slideshow and open thread

View of the crowd from atop the Morrison Bridge.-Slideshow below-(Photos © J. Maus) A large and energetic crowd showed up for the CRC Opposition and Alternatives Rally held in Waterfront Park today. They were energized by a long list of speakers ranging from Portland City Councilor Amanda Fritz to Republican Washington State Senator Don Benton. … Read more


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Massive turnout at “De Ronde”

The fabled Lion of Flandersled the riders out of NorthwestPortland this morning.-Slideshow below-(Photos © J. Maus) Portland’s unsanctioned spring classic, the third annual De Ronde van Oeste Portlandia, attracted an estimated 600-700 riders today. They were treated to a gorgeous day with clear blue skies and temperatures well into the 60s. They started this morning … Read more


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Jobs of the Week

We’ve had a great mix of job opportunities listed on the BikePortland Job Listings this past week. You can make bikes, sell bikes, or help the City of Portland get more people on bikes. What recession!? Learn more at the links below: Sunday Parkways Volunteer Coordinators — City of Portland Bureau of Transportation Framebuilder — … Read more


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Job: Framebuilder (Joe Bike)

Sorry. This job has been filled. Job Title Framebuilder Company/Organization Joe Bike Job Description Framebuilder(s) needed immediately on a contract basis to modify steel frames and to build rack systems and other attachments that mount to the frames. Both TIG welding and brazing are needed. This would be for several bikes (4-8, e.g.) at a … Read more


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Horning’s Hustle MTB Race

On Sunday April 5th, Portland Racing is bringing the Oregon MTB Series close to town with the third edition of the Horning’s Hustle Mountain Bike Classic. This early-season mountain bike race will be held at Horning’s Hideout, located in the forested foothills just outside North Plains (only a 35′ drive from downtown Portland). More something … Read more


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Author Jeff Mapes at Broadway Books

Tues. March 31st at 7 pm: at BROADWAY BOOKS 1714 NE Broadway Portland, OR 97232 503-284-1726 bookbroads@qwestoffice.net Oregonian staff writer Jeff Mapes will present his new book, just published by Oregon State University Press: Pedaling Revolution: How Cyclists are Changing American Cities. This book explores the growing urban bike culture that is changing the look … Read more


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Commissioner to hold roundtable discussion on off-road biking in Portland parks

Commissioner Nick Fish wants to open up the dialogue on off-road biking.(Photo © J. Maus) Last month, rookie City Commissioner Nick Fish made his opinion of off-road biking clear. He told BikePortland that he was not satisfied with the current status quo of riding in the city and that he would work quickly to learn … Read more