Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

Founder of BikePortland (in 2005). Father of three. North Portlander. Basketball lover. Car driver. If you have questions or feedback about this site or my work, contact me via email at maus.jonathan@gmail.com, or phone/text at 503-706-8804. Also, if you read and appreciate this site, please become a paying subscriber.

BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

Biking wins big in Metro’s $2.1 million in ‘Regional Travel Options’ grants

Portland State University won $150,000 to help build a Central Campus Cycle Station that will be even bigger and better than their Harrison St Bike Garage shown here. Metro just announced their grant awards for the Regional Travel Options program. The program, which funds, “projects to reduce the number of people driving alone, improve air … Read more


Former Tribune photographer finds life lessons on cross-country bike ride

L.E. Baskow ready to roll around Lake Superior. 48-year-old Sellwood resident L.E. Baskow, a former staff photographer for the Portland Tribune, completed a cross-country bike ride in the summer of 2011. He rode 4,000 miles across nine states in three months and even crossed into Ontario a few times. Now he’s created a book about … Read more


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Job: Principal Planner – Cascade Bicycle Club

Sorry. This position has been filled. Job Title Principal Planner Company/Organization Cascade Bicycle Club Job Description Cascade Bicycle Club’s Principal Planner will lead the monitoring of plans, policies and transportation projects in communities across the central Puget Sound region to ensure they are designed and implemented in ways supporting people who bicycle and those who … Read more


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Job: Service Technician – West End Bikes

Job Title Service Technician Company/Organization West End Bikes Job Description West End Bikes is looking for a Full-Time Service Tech for its downtown Portland location. Candidates must have at least 2 years’ experience, excellent mechanical and troubleshooting skills, high efficiency, a great attitude, and the ability to effectively communicate with customers and sales staff. Check … Read more


NW Examiner highlights “illegal cycling” in Forest Park

Cover of NW Examiner April issue. The NW Examiner, a free monthly newspaper with a circulation of 30,000 homes and businesses in various neighborhoods of northwest Portland, has made mountain biking in Forest Park it’s cover story for the second time in three months. In the April edition (PDF only), editor and publisher Allan Classen … Read more


BTA joins with Joey Harrington to mark 50,000th bike safety graduate

Prescott Elementary students at a BTA bike safety class in 2005.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) The Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) will mark a big milestone this week: the 50,000th student to graduate from their bike safety education program since they began teaching in Portland schools in 1998. To celebrate the occasion, they’ve teamed up with the … Read more


‘Bare As You Dare’ naked ride documentary to debut at Filmed by Bike

Still from Bare As You Dare.(Photo: NW Documentary) Bare As You Dare, a new documentary that goes behind the scenes of Portland’s annual World Naked Bike Ride will debut at Filmed by Bike later this month. The film was created by Ian McCluskey, Lilah Cady, and Jenn Byrne from NW Documentary, a Portland-based non-profit that … Read more


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Breadwinner Cycles launch draws huge crowd

The launch of Breadwinner Cycles drew a huge crowd.(Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland) Breadwinner Cycles drew a huge crowd to Velo Cult on Friday night. The event marked the official launch of the company which was started by noted bike builders Tony Pereira and Ira Ryan (we profiled Breadwinner back in February). At Friday night’s event, … Read more