Hoping to be Portland’s mayor, Ted Wheeler seeks a cycling education
The race for the cycling vote has already begun.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Weekend Event Guide: Orange Line opening, BMX, cyclocross and more
Like old-school BMX? Head up to Vancouver for a show and swap.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) This menu of delicious rides and events is brought to you by our friends at Hopworks Urban Brewery. Their support makes BikePortland possible. The day has finally come for the new TriMet MAX Orange Line to open in all of … Read more
BikePortland is 10 years old. Let’s have a party!
10 bike blogging years. Dang.
5 days in Eastern Oregon: The charms of Baker City
I left my heart in Baker City.
Reed College renames Bike Co-Op for Mark Angeles
Angeles managed the Bike Co-Op and promoted bicycles on campus.
A challenger to Charlie Hales wheels into mayoral race
Biking and transportation could play a large role in this contest.
Industry Ticker: New Tanner Goods cycling collection is made in Portland
Good leather goods from Tanner Goods made here in Portland.
‘Fast Bikes Use Water Ave’ and other signs coming to Esplanade near OMSI
Time to familiarize yourself with Water Avenue? (Or just slow down)
PBOT adding full-time staffer to help implement Vision Zero projects
Many hands make light work.
Police shut down notorious ‘Slabtown’ stolen bike chop shop
We finally stopped Slabtown.
Thank you! Your (ongoing) support is exactly what we need
Last Friday I did something I’ve never done before: I made a request for your support and I got real about the current state of BikePortland — and what it means for our future. Your response has made me very happy. I asked you to step up, and you did. So far about 340 of … Read more
Waterfront Park altercations leave path users injured and scared
Some people who use Waterfront Park have taken it upon themselves to enforce their version of the rules.