What Pedalpalooza ride are you looking forward to? Kickoff riders sound off (photos)
More than almost any other bike event in Portland, the Kickoff Ride is a gathering of the tribes.
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Three blocks of NE 15th/16th in Lloyd to get major walking and biking upgrade
The seven-foot bike lanes with five-foot buffers will be possibly the widest in the city.
Bike-based ‘Street Books’ library will expand thanks to bike shop’s donation
Street Books launched its fifth lending season on Tuesday.
Six days after man dies crossing SE Chavez, his ghost bike memorial is mangled too (UPDATED)
It was wrecked late Monday or early Tuesday, apparently by the wheel of a motor vehicle.
Portland’s 2015 World Naked Bike Ride starts June 27 in Colonel Summers Park
Basic details on Oregon’s biggest pay-what-you-will bike ride of the year.
Seven years after ‘Platinum,’ Portland’s collision and fatality rates remain well above its peers
For people biking, Portland is clearly the most dangerous of the four cities recognized as the nation’s bike-friendliest.
Fixing Southeast: Three achievable proposals from a fast-rising advocate
As the last few weeks have made horrifically clear, the area is still full of problems.
The Monday Roundup: A bike-boom time capsule, the Blazers’ latest bike fanatic and more
This week’s best bike links begin with a blast from the 1970s.
Comment of the Week: What if there were a national campaign to shame people who drive illegally?
Should traffic crimes be punished like sex crimes?
By pushing for road safety audit, state Rep. Ann Lininger steps into leadership role on Barbur
Lininger was appointed last year to represent much of Southwest Portland.
Q&A: Rick Browning on the protected bike lanes in downtown Portland’s future
Rick Browning is already a big part of Portland as we know it. His fingerprints are about to spread further.
Portland parents launch national Vision Zero PAC to push ‘traffic violence apologists’ out of office
The way to get people that need to change their tone to change their tone is to be a takedown organization.