Universal Cycles will close Portland retail location and move to Beaverton
Another major Portland retail bike shop is leaving town.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Rivelo, Breadwinner Cafe, and Norther Cycles are all closing
Portland’s local bike culture and retail landscape has taken a few more hits.
Job: Shipping Specialist – Velotech, Inc.
Job Title Shipping Specialist Company / Organization Velotech, Inc. Job Description JOB OVERVIEW: This position is responsible for picking, packing and shipping customer orders. Qualified Shipping Specialists also execute product put-away, clean their work area, execute physical counts, and available for general physical and/or minor administrative labor. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: … Read more
Bike Loud PDX wants to make Portland’s 2030 Bike Plan relevant again
I’ll excuse you for not knowing that it’s almost the 10th anniversary of the City of Portland’s Bicycle Plan for 2030. For a plan adopted amid seemingly boundless optimism that a new era in transportation was imminent, its contents and visions and goals have tumbled from their pedestal like a highly-rated rookie prospect that never … Read more
Want bikeways for everyone? Nix the mixing, new research says
With protected bike lanes all the rage in Portland and throughout the U.S., a big question remains: What about intersections? After all, protection on the blockface doesn’t mean much when you come face-to-face with a drivers’ car at the intersection.
The Oregonian: $9 million award for couple hit while biking in the Gorge
The Oregonian reported earlier this week that a jury has awarded more than $9 million to a couple who were hit by a truck driver while biking on I-84 in the Columbia River Gorge. According to The O, the collision happened in 2016 when Eric Moutal and Andrea Newman (both from Vancouver, BC) were biking … Read more
A lower speed limit on St. Johns Bridge? Maybe
I have good news to share regarding a little advocacy effort in St. Johns. Remember how the Oregon Department of Transportation lowered the speed limit on the St. Johns Bridge to 25 mph during a recent construction project? They told me the rationale was to protect vulnerable work crews who were walking on the bridge … Read more