Now on sale: That amazing 1896 Portland bike map
The map includes several amazing details that give you a window into Portland bike culture at the turn of the 19th century.
The map includes several amazing details that give you a window into Portland bike culture at the turn of the 19th century.
The fact that there isn’t more urgency around the issue is not surprising, since people have accepted every single other negative trade-off that comes with our car-centric system.
It’s been too long. Let’s hash some things out.
New products and saying goodbye to a beloved local bike business.
It’s part a relatively sudden push to make the treatment more prominent after they’ve languished in design guidelines for several years.
The most notable stories our writers and readers came across in the past seven days.
It might not feel like it yet, but the lawsuit filed Friday by BikeLoud PDX could be a very big deal once the legal process plays out. Why is that my hunch? For starters, the lawyers representing BikeLoud are no joke. I sat down with one of then, Scott Kocher of Forum Law Group, on … Read more
The most notable stories our writers and readers came across in the past seven days.
The driver of the van didn’t slow down, despite having a red signal.
Drivers won’t be able to miss this sweet, sweet cycling propaganda.
The legal team has bulked way up and now we can see the locations the City of Portland is asked to address.
Our hand-picked selection of the best rides and events coming your way.