Enough is enough: Another death must spur real action
Enough is enough.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
City engaged in battle against speeding epidemic
More cameras, lower speed limits. At least that’s the hope.
Industry Ticker: PUBLIC Bikes opens Portland showroom
SF-based PUBLIC, now in Portland.
Weekend Event Guide: Mechanics battle, memorial ride, space wars, and more
Best wrenches in the west will compete at Saturday’s Bike Mechanic Challenge. (Photo Charles Edelson/Community Cycling Center) This menu of delicious rides and events is brought to you by our friends at Hopworks Urban Brewery. Their support makes BikePortland possible. Whew. We have survived the worst of the heat wave and temps should be much … Read more
Challenge to River View biking ban dismissed by State Land Use Board
The end of NW Trail Alliance’s legal fight with the City of Portland over River View Natural Area.
Tonight’s Pedalpalooza pick: Let’s play some bikesketball!
This dreamy hoop awaits you. Wondering what Pedalpalooza ride to do today after work? How about joining us for some bikesketball?
Industry Ticker: Western Bikeworks opens new 8,500 square foot store in Tigard
8,500 square feet of fresh bike shop goodness in Tigard.
What next? My suggestions for actions City Hall should take on bike safety
Your move guys.(Photos J. Maus/BikePortland) It’s been one week since an “urgent” street safety meeting was called by Portland Mayor Charlie Hales and Commissioner Steve Novick. City PR staff insisted the meeting was “multimodal” but it happened only because a scary spate of collisions involving people on bicycles was dominating the news cycle and social … Read more
Route advisory: Leif Erikson closure means major detours through Friday
Take note, Forest Park riders.
DIY prosecution of dangerous vehicle operators: A guide from Ray Thomas
Take the law into your own hands.
Meet Aixe Djelal, the ‘helmetographer’ behind BicycleHead
She captures the ephemeral vignettes we often see but rarely capture.
PBOT, Commissioner Novick to unveil city’s first ‘creative crosswalk’
Creativity comes to crosswalks.