Sampling the speedy, upscale Civia Hyland
The new Hyland from Civia.(Photos © J. Maus)
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Critical Mass
Meet under the west side of the Burnside Bridge.
Breakfast on the Bridges – Leap Year edition!
An extra day of February means a whole extra week of waiting for BonB this month- sorry if you’ve been craving your coffee & donut by bike fix for an extra long February, but we at BonB can’t speed up the Earth’s rotation any better than we can keep the Steel bridge crossing lowered. But … Read more
Columbia River Crossing – A Panel Discussion
The Vancouver Planning Commission Presents “Columbia River Crossing – A Panel Discussion” A First Tuesday Presentation At Vancouver City Hall, Council Chambers 210 E. 13th Street, Vancouver, WA 98660 Agenda The Columbia River Crossing (CRC) project is the most significant public works project in this region. The benefits of this project will be numerous, and … Read more
Submissions rolling in for bike film fest, photo exhibition
The scene outside last year’s Filmed by Bike.(Photo © J. Maus) Filmmakers and photographers are scrambling to submit their work for consideration in two upcoming shows: the sixth annual Filmed by Bike film festival and the first-ever Cycle Seen photo and two-dimensional art exhibition. Both shows have a March 1st submission deadline. Filmed by Bike … Read more
Bike commute benefit, SUV tax loophole pass House vote
Now it’s onto the Senate. More on this story was published yesterday. Official press release from Blumenauer’s office is below:
Homeless connect with free bike repair, safety tips
Tony watches as Ian Stude from the PSU Bike Co-op adjusts the brakes on his bike.(Photos © J. Maus) Community groups and local bike shops came together yesterday to keep Portland’s homeless population rolling smooth on two wheels. Thousands of families and individuals in need of basic health and social services came to the Memorial … Read more
Citizen citation yields success; driver pleads “no contest”
Lawyer Chris Heaps was not satisfied with the Police response to a bike/car crash, so he pursued justice himself…and got it.(Photo © J. Maus) Christopher Heaps, the Portland lawyer who mounted a “citizen initiated” campaign last December to bring the driver who hit Siobhan Doyle to justice, says we can “chalk one up for the … Read more
Guest article: Officer Robert Pickett on humility
Robert Pickett.(Photo © J. Maus) Robert Pickett is a member of the Portland Bicycle Advisory Committee, an Alice Award nominee, a regular commenter and contributor to the Forums here on BikePortland.org, and he’s also a Portland Police Officer. Formerly a member of the Southeast Bike Patrol Unit, he now coordinates that unit along with being … Read more
House fire claims life of Zoobomber, artist Cody Reuwsaat
Cody Reuwsaat, R.I.P.(Photo from Zoobomb Forum) Late Monday night, a house fire in Southwest Portland claimed the life of Cody Reuwsaat. Cody was a professional artist, specializing in horror make-up and props (the Willamette Week wrote a story about his work last year). Cody was also a friend of many people in the community and … Read more
Sales and Service Positions (The Bike Gallery)
Job Title Sales and Service positions Company/Organization The Bike Gallery Job Description The Bike Gallery is seeking enthusiastic individuals to join our retail sales forceand our service departments. If you are driven, service oriented and passionate about cycling and the cycling lifestyle, then we want to hear from you!
Office Manager (Community Cycling Center)
Sorry. Position has been filled. Job Title Office Manager Company/Organization Community Cycling Center