Travel Oregon tourism workshops and better transit coming to the Gorge in 2016
Already popular for cycling, the Gorge is primed for becoming even friendlier to two-wheeled recreation.
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BikePortland Articles by Michael Andersen (Contributor)
How David Bowie, Prince and Todd Haynes accidentally begat a beloved Portland bike tradition
“I’d seen Velvet Goldmine at least 100 times at that point.”
The Monday Roundup: Misplaced bragging, JPow wins again, Volkswagen bailout & more
This week’s best bike links begin with an engineering firm’s odd choice of photo.
Portland bike share deal ups pressure for downtown bikeway project
When Biketown starts rolling in July, the city will just be beginning its plans for downtown protected bike lanes.
City has two years to make the case to save 26th Avenue bike lanes, it says
“PBOT believes our planners and engineers can make a strong case.”
City gives in to state demand to remove bike lanes from SE 26th Avenue
Two of southeast Portland’s most-ridden bike lanes are slated to be removed.
Local design contest offers $20k for great ideas about downtown’s ‘green loop’
What ideas do you have for helping your city accomplish the possible?
Hit by Uber driver? Portlander watches as car that hit him drives off
Here’s a troubling incident that doesn’t directly involve a bike, but certainly could have.
Five bike news stories to look forward to in 2016
In 2016, let’s continue our city’s tradition of well-executed theft.
After years of building, Seattle gets a new year’s gift: falling rents
Happy new year, Portland. Pick your poison.
The Monday Roundup: Bike-lane lights, Germany’s bikebahn, DIY snow tires & more
This week’s best bike links include an interesting tip for icy riding.
Year in Review: We asked 33 questions in January, here are the answers
It’s time to step back and look at the year. Here’s how it all came out.