A ride into the future with east Portland’s biking action committee
“It’s all coming together and it’s going to come together fast.”
Michael Andersen (Contributor)
BikePortland Articles by Michael Andersen (Contributor)
Repaving on E Burnside brings newly buffered bike lanes
It’s the sort of incremental bike-lane improvement the new gas tax will hopefully enable more of.
Local Mad Max fans rode eternal, shiny and chrome on Saturday
Yes, that’s a guitarist in a cargo bike.
#WorkzoneFTW? City may require walking and biking routes around building sites
But the draft policy stops short of saying that walking and biking are always higher priorities.
The Monday Roundup: America’s sorriest bus stops, mechanical speed limits & more
This week’s best bike links begin on a highway outside St. Louis.
Body paint & costume highlights from the World Naked Bike Ride, plus a bonus video
Not necessarily safe for work.
Five rides before Friday: Street photos, parking reform, a free tram ride & more
This week in Pedalpalooza.
Portland’s invisible machine: Behind the scenes at the World Naked Bike Ride
What it takes to make the country’s most famous recreational bike ride happen.
Five things to know about tonight’s World Naked Bike Ride
2) Nobody cares that your body is not perfect.
Comment of the Week: A frustrated, hopeful east Portlander on the gas tax
If the city delivers for east Portland, Jim Chasse says, maybe it’ll change its tune on taxes.
Latest city bike stencil pays tribute to a turn of phrase
Fish don’t need bicycles. But hey, once in a while they can be useful.
Juggling, rollerblade camping & pasta neckties: Pedalpalooza picks for weekend 3
Also, Coen Brothers fans draw a lot of water in this town.