Here’s how to start riding at the Rocky Point Recreation Area
You need to be a member and have an ID band on your bike.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
New website details excellent roads and routes in The Dalles
David Boerner is one of The Dalles’ biggest fans.
Timberline Bike Park on Mt. Hood set to open any day now – UPDATED
10 miles of new trails on Mt. Hood.
Film chronicles Portland duo’s ride to the coast with surfboards in tow
Bikepacking, surfing, surviving road sharks.
‘He intended to knock me down’: Man searches for witnesses after bike path attack
Another assault of an innocent bicycle rider.
Jobs of the Week: Jimmy John’s, Stages Cycling, Showers Pass
Looking for a new place to spread you cycling wings? We’ve got three great job opportunities that are still hot and fresh. Learn more about each one via the links below… –> Customer Service Specialist – Showers Pass –> Customer Service Representative – Stages Cycling –> Bicycle Delivery Riders – Jimmy John’s – Lloyd/Irvington
The Monday Roundup: $15,000 Oregon-made road bike, e-bike fires, climate policy and more
$15,000 for a bike made in Bend.
Started in Portland, The Ride App’s ride is over
The ride will continue, the app will not.
Time to weigh in on future carfree bridge between Oak Grove and Lake Oswego
The bridge would give bicycle users their only Willamette crossing between Sellwood and Oregon City.
Job: Bicycle Delivery Riders – Jimmy John’s – Lloyd/Irvington
Job Title Bicycle Delivery Riders Company / Organization Jimmy John’s – Lloyd/Irvington Job Description The locally owned and operated Jimmy John’s in NE Portland (Lloyd District) is looking for Bike Delivery Drivers with a sense of urgency and a GREAT personality. We are a fun, outgoing but very hard working bunch that are focused on … Read more
Weekend Event Guide: Historic Highway, criterium, Rough Stuff Ramble and more
Milwaukie to the south, the Gorge to the east. Go get ’em!
The Monday Roundup: The costs of car culture, enforcement skeptics, tired pros, and more
Don’t they get tired?