Podcast: In the Shed with Eva and Jonathan
A route to downtown, bikeway critique, and more
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Saturday’s Gateway Green celebration will finally give park its due
Seven years after its official opening, the park is fully built and ready to embrace the community for good.
Weekend Event Guide: Gateway Green party, Palestinian solidarity, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
Podcast: District 1 City Council Candidate Terrence Hayes
He can take the heat and he’s not afraid to go against the political grain.
Tualatin police say 15 year-old “e-bicyclist” died in solo crash
A tragedy in Tualatin and how it’s being framed by police and local media.
PBOT cancels I-205 undercrossing project near Gateway Green
It was more complex than expected and deemed not worth the risk.
‘Bike Buddy’ program gets boost thanks to PCEF funding
The group wants to make it easier for interested riders to start rolling.
Seattle Bike Blog author leaves bad review of downtown Portland bikeways
We have a plan, we just need to build them and make the network good enough for people to actually use them.
Bridge and road closures impact key Gorge bike routes
Work near Multnomah Falls essentially closes the Gorge… unless you want to bike on I-84.
Meet mayoral candidate Keith Wilson and District 3’s Ahlam Osman at Bike Happy Hour Wednesday
Two intriguing candidates you should know more about.
Monday Roundup: Vanishing bike messengers, pedaling gentrification, and more
The most notable items we came across in the past seven days.
N Willamette’s bike lanes finally connect to St. Johns
At long last, we have bike lanes on the northernmost stretch of Willamette Blvd all the way to St. Johns.