Bike shop news roundup: New shop, new owners, and more break-ins
With shops, change is constant
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland’s top stories of 2018
Boycott over NRA ties was our biggest story of the year.
The Oregonian: Saudi government helped Fallon Smart’s killer flee the US
A black SUV, a private plane, and silence from Saudi authorities.
In push to save lives, Oregon Senator wants to lower DUI limit to .05
Following in footsteps of Utah.
TriMet, PBOT say no further federal study needed on Gideon Overcrossing project
Update on yesterday’s story.
Construction begins next month on NW Newberry Rd
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
PBOT unveils new designs, online survey for SW Multnomah/Garden Home project
SW 69th would be only for walking and biking.
City relents to neighborhood concerns, will stripe unprotected bike lanes on N Denver
We’ve settled for a less safe option.
Job: Mechanic – Sellwood Cycle Repair
Job Title Mechanic Company / Organization Sellwood Cycle Repair Job Description Sellwood Cycle Repair is seeking a full-time bike mechanic. The ideal candidate has at least 3 years of professional experience working on all styles of bikes with a focus on high-quality repairs. Ability to service MTB suspension and dropper seatposts is not necessary but … Read more
Business owner uses attorney and electeds to fight TriMet’s Gideon Overcrossing project
TriMet has bumped into a hornet nest.
SW Multnomah/Garden Home project is an opportunity for a better bikeway
Can we make a roundabout safe for biking?
Proposed bill would clarify definition of bike lanes in Oregon
A bit of legal housekeeping.