Start the new year with a new job in the local bike industry. We’ve had three excellent opportunities posted to our Job Listings this week. Check out more details via the link below… Bicycle Sales – Lakeside Bicycles Backup SoupCycler – SoupCycle Account Service Representative – Chris King Precision Components
Sorry. This job has been filled. Job Title Account Service Representative Company/Organization Chris King Precision Components Job Description Chris King Precision Components™, manufacturer of bicycle components and Cielo Cycles, is seeking qualified applicants for a Account Service Representative position in dealer sales. This positon provides excellent customer service to dealers within a pre-determined region and/or … Read more
Job Title Backup SoupCycler Company/Organization SoupCycle Job Description Do you get excited by the challenge of working on your bike, pulling a hefty trailer and chopping fresh, organic produce? We’re a small Portland company that makes and delivers organic soups using local ingredients. So far we’ve done 109,000 bicycle deliveries, and we’re hiring a new … Read more
Take note of upcoming Springwater Corridor closure in Gresham: Springwater Trail Corridor to close temporarily for repairs Gresham, Ore. — Portland General Electric (NYSE: POR) will be temporarily closing a portion of the Springwater Trail Corridor from SE Hogan Road to SE Liberty Avenue in Gresham in order to upgrade high-voltage transmission equipment on a … Read more
Job Title Bicycle Sales Company/Organization Lakeside Bicycles Job Description Lakeside Bicycles located in Lake Oswego has immediate opening for both full and part-time Sales Staff. We are seeking candidates with motivation and passion for all things bicycle! Lakeside Bicycles is Oregon’s Premier Road bike shop. We are known for exceptional and one-of-a kind high-end road … Read more
Some changes are coming to the bike boxed intersection of NW Everett and 16th.
There’s finally a more civilized way to cross SW Hall Blvd while using the Fanno Creek Trail in Beaverton.
Riding in standard bike lanes isn’t all that great… So what would our bike network look like without them?
TriMet has narrowed down 9,500 name ideas for the new Portland-Milwaukie span to just four finalists.
Thieves have hit another local bike business. This time it’s Planet X USA on NE Hancock.
Steve Novick is setting the stage for the upcoming debate about transportation spending. (Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) If The Oregonian’s opinion pages are any indication, the City’s campaign to persuade Portlanders to help fund transportation investments is heating up. On New Year’s Day, the leader of a local walking advocacy group called on Transportation Commissioner … Read more
The Northwest Trail Alliance has unveiled their proposal for the future of mountain biking at River View Natural Area.