Tilikum passing: Which side is right for faster bikes?
Ride right, pass left? Or the other way around?
Michael Andersen (Contributor)
BikePortland Articles by Michael Andersen (Contributor)
Here’s a handy guide to which Gorge trails have reopened after the fire
Seeing the first stages of recovery can be as magnificent as anything this planet has to offer.
The Monday Roundup: Paris’s car-free day, SF’s chop shop ban and more
This week’s best bike links begin with the City of Light’s first-ever one-day ban on cars.
More than 100 line up to say goodbye to Better Naito and call for permanent protected bike lanes
“This was the largest gathering to support a bike lane in Portland, period.”
City has sketched up plans for a Better Naito all the way to Harrison
It’d create a much more continuous low-stress bikeway network through the central city.
Blazers Bike Night is Oct. 28: Ticket sales close this Sunday
The NBA’s bike-friendliest franchise is again inviting Portlanders interested in bicycling to get discounted tickets.
Morrison Bridge bike path set to reopen by Oct. 22 (updated)
The biking and walking path should reopen three weeks from today, Multnomah County said Monday.
The Monday Roundup: LA’s future lane capacity, America’s worst bus stop and more
This week’s best bike links begin with Lyft’s idea for reducing LA congestion.
Half-hour ‘human-protected bike lane’ will rally support for permanent street improvements
Some Portlanders see this as a one-time chance to grab the public imagination.
Free bike tour of central city will highlight local design work by women
The local chapter of the American Institute of Architects is honoring some of Portland’s urban design gems.
One year after he was killed while biking to work, Gresham man’s family will honor him
Esparza, 21, never tried to get a driver’s license and got around mostly by bicycle.
Bike commuting growth slips and Portland adds 11,000 more commutes by car
Portland’s bike commute rate has slipped to its lowest level since 2011.