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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
In shadow of Oakridge, Westfir deserves a spotlight
Get there while it’s still quiet.
Jobs of the Week: Abraham Fixes Bikes, King Cycle Group, Inc., Seven Corners Cycles
Three great opportunities in the local bike industry have been listed recently. Learn more about each one via the links below… –> Part-time Mechanic/Service Writer – Abraham Fixes Bikes –> Customer Service Representative – King Cycle Group, Inc –> Full Time Experienced Bicycle Mechanic – Seven Corners Cycles
Comment of the Week: ‘Distracted walking’ is the ‘all lives matter’ of transportation
Glenn disagrees with Commissioner Hardesty.
Friends and family join road safety activists to remember Lou Battams
“This event has had a profound impact on our community.”
PBOT confirms Biketown will see big expansion and e-bikes in 2020
Bring on the e-bikes.
Weekend Event Guide: Pedalpalooza picks, Sunday Parkways, Naked Ride, Oregon City and more
Pedalpalooza’s last weekend ends with a bang.
Job: Full Time Experienced Bicycle Mechanic – Seven Corners Cycles
Sorry, this job is longer available.
‘Gathering on the Greenways’ is inaugural event for new community group in southeast
How to make a street safer and more humane? Just add people (and homemade muffins).
Memorial planned for Louanna Battams on SE Foster Road tonight
Battams was killed on the same day PBOT cut the ribbon on SE Foster Road Streetscape project.
ODOT renames Portland region headquarters after outgoing director Matt Garrett
A building that has been the site of several “die-in” protests now bears Garrett’s name.
Oregon passes version of “Idaho Stop” law that allows bike riders to treat stop signs as yields
16 years after it was first proposed, we finally did it.