Congressmen Blumenauer and Buchanan introduce $30 million ‘vision zero’ grant programs
Blumenauer and a Republican colleague in the House want to set aside $30 million for Vision Zero grants.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Job: Service Manager/Mechanic – Santiam Bicycles
Job Title Service Manager/Mechanic Company/Organization Santiam Bicycles Job Description Santiam Bicycle is hiring a full time Service Manager/Mechanic for year round employment for our Tigard location with excellent full medical benefits after 90 days. Come and join the Santiam family!!! We are a Rider/Trail Builder owned shop, that sells and works on every type of … Read more
Job: Bike Tour Guide/ Rental Shop Position – Cycle Portland
Job Title Bike Tour Guide/ Rental Shop Position Company/Organization Cycle Portland Job Description Cycle Portland is a Bike Tour and Rental company located in Old Town. We provide guided rides around the city and also out to the Columbia Gorge and Oregon Wine Country. These tours focus on different themes, including Portland History, Local Microbreweries, … Read more
Open house tonight for ‘Outer Powell Safety Project’ (3/9)
Detail from ODOT infographic. Download original PDF here. If you live, work or ride on SE Powell Blvd from 99th to the Portland city limits, an open house tonight is a great chance to help make it better. The Oregon Department of Transportation is hosting the event, which will give attendees a closer look at … Read more
Job: Bicycle Service & Salesperson – Bike N’ Hike Milwaukie – FILLED
Sorry, this job has been filled. Browse more great jobs here. Job Title Bicycle Service & Salesperson Company/Organization Bike N’ Hike Milwaukie Job Description Bike N’ Hike’s Milwaukie location is now looking to hire a bicycle superstar to work on our sales floor and to assemble new bicycles. Work is part-time with the potential to … Read more
Job: Bicycle Mechanic – Clever Cycles
Job Title Bicycle mechanic Company/Organization Clever Cycles Job Description We are hiring for a full-time, non-seasonal position in our service department. We are Portland’s first and largest bicycle shop devoted entirely to bicycles as primary transportation, and are looking for ambitious, energetic candidates with personal qualities appropriate to key roles in our growing, trend-setting shop. … Read more
Sewer project will impact biking on N Williams Ave for two months
The Portland Bureau of Environmental Services says a sewer project starting today on N Williams Ave will impact bicycling conditions for the next two months. The project is on Williams between Fargo and Cook and the construction zone will be active from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm each day. Below is a map and description … Read more
Job: Bike Mechanic – Athletes Lounge
Job Title Bike Mechanic Company/Organization Athletes Lounge Job Description Athletes Lounge is looking for a full time Experienced Bicycle Mechanic. This position includes Medical and payed time off. Experience with Di2 a plus! How to Apply Send resume and cover letter to Gary@athleteslounge.co
Job: Everything – Seven Corners Cycles
Job Title Everything… Company/Organization Seven Corners Cycles! Job Description Seven Corners Cycles has one opening for a full-time, seasonal sales/mechanic/phone-answering superhero. You MUST be client-focused. Not in the corporate buzzword kind of way, but in the “this is my natural self” kind of way. Seriously. You also need to possess a general mechanical aptitude that … Read more
Citing environmental concerns, City says no to mountain biking at River View Natural Area
Dreams of mountain biking trails at River View Natural Area have been dashed.
Momentum Magazine looking for contributor to Portland city guide
Our friends up in Vancouver BC at the fabulous Momentum Magazine are looking for someone to put together their upcoming Portland City Guide feature. Check out the details below: We’re looking for a someone to help us with gathering info for the text side of things, the what to do, where to ride, how to … Read more
Thoughts on lawmakers who “just want to start a conversation”
In light of Oregon House Representative John Davis’s bill that would mandate what type of clothes people would have to wear while riding a bicycle, I want to re-post some thoughts I published back in January 2011. Back then, we were covering a very similar situation where Oregon legislator Mitch Greenlick wanted to “start a … Read more