Learn more about Portland’s new bi-weekly ‘Rush Hour Alleycat’
There’s a new alleycat series in town.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Portlanders rally to find Megan Holcomb’s stolen touring bike
Megan’s stolen Surly. It feels like all of Portland wants to help Megan Holcomb recover her stolen bike.
Talk of a disastrous earthquake got you down? Just keep on biking
Bicycles make community, a product that will be in high demand after The Big One hits.
Industry Ticker: Ti Cycles marks 25 years with series of videos
Ti Cycles is celebrating 25 years in business. Davy Levy’s small company based in Portland’s northwest hills above Highway 30 is known for pushing the envelope in bike design. Levy is a legendary titanium specialist whose creations are perennial favorites at events like the North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS), the Oregon Manifest, and others. … Read more
Track bikes stolen from Alpenrose: Let’s get them back!
Thieves have defiled the sacred Alpenrose Velodrome.
5 takeaways from Portland Auditor’s report on red light camera program
Required reading for enforcement nerds.
Industry Ticker: BlaqPaks turns to Kickstarter for PDX Carpet bags
Southeast Portland-based BlaqPaks — makers of fine backpacks, messenger bags, and more — want to offer a full line of products in the style of the iconic PDX Carpet. To do it, they’ve turned to Kickstarter. For more info, read their press release below…
Reader Mail: New rider disappointed by ‘rude and dangerous other cyclists’
“I don’t want to give up cycling… but is there something I can do to promote polite cycling?”
Cully advocates focus on Latinos through families and community
Making cycling relevant through families and fun.
Portland firefighters saw through lock to rescue bike from would-be thief
A heartwarming rescue.
PBOT hires communications chief and new ‘equity and inclusion’ manager
Major hires will boost bureau’s marketing and equity savvy.
PBOT widens extremely narrow bike lane on SW 6th Avenue
Still not protected, but at least it’s not ridiculously narrow.