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BikePortland Articles by Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Tension at TriMet when temps top 100
You can get a free ride to a cooling center, but you might suffer heat exhaustion waiting for the train to get there.
The good news and bad news about Northeast 33rd
One problem is hard and we finally figured it out. The other is easy and just takes a bit of hard work.
Candidates fix Portland’s flat tires at Bike Happy Hour
Fixing flats, fixing Portland.
Monday Roundup: Star Wars urbanism, illegal kiss, school streets, and more
The most notable items we came across in the past seven days.
Hawthorne and Morrison bridges will be carfree for July 4th fireworks viewing
The party starts at 8:00 pm Thursday night and goes until midnight.
These are the optimal locations for secure bike parking hubs in Portland
A helpful analysis. Now we just need to get a few of them on the ground.
Choose a new design for the Burnside Bridge
Have your say.
Crossing NE Killingsworth? It’ll soon be much easier
It will bring the total up to 18 hardened or signalized crossings along the two-mile stretch.
Off-road trail group sees bike skills area, dirt trail in future of University Park
Holding to a promise made in the Off Road Cycling Master Plan.
Candidates and voters from all four districts will converge at Bike Happy Hour tomorrow
You won’t want to miss the team challenge we’ve planned for the candidates!
Monday Roundup: Girmay Day, suffering, traffic, and more
What we’re reading.