Cannon Beach set to host first-ever Fat Bike Festival
Just $12 for the three-day pass. You don’t even need a fat bike!
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Change brings opportunity to unlock central eastside’s cycling potential
A place often avoided, could become a haven.
Springwater, Esplanade among popular paths that face hurdles in Parks Bureau budget
Who will speak up for the paths?
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Consultants to ODOT in 2014: Widen the bike lanes on SE 26th at Powell
The bike lanes aren’t gone yet.
Someone defaced dozens of “20 is Plenty” signs in north Portland
Not surprising as culture shifts.
The Monday Roundup: The scofflaw truth, disengaged drivers, traffic law sanctuary, and more
Sponsored by the Cannon Beach Fat Bike Festival (4/20 – 4/22)
Ladd’s 500 kicks off season of free bike fun
“It’s spring, let’s do something stupid.”
The beautiful new bike parking at Roosevelt High School in north Portland
Respect bikes and students will respect them too.
Collision on SE Ankeny at 24th sends bike rider to the hospital
Ankeny is a recently upgraded neighborhood greenway.
In off-road plan letter, Parks Board supports trails in Forest Park and River View Natural Area
They’ve affirmed cycling’s place in our parks and natural areas.
Bulky storm drain filter bags obstruct bike lanes
“This could have ended much worse for me.”