East of 82nd, NW Pro Gear fills the bike shop void
Last month, Southeast Portland’s bike shop desert got a little less dry.
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With new leadership curriculum, CCC thinks broader about its community work
“A lot of the time organizations go to a community and they don’t really try to help, but you give them what you think they need.”
The Monday Roundup: The homes Portlanders want, the rollin’ coal ‘movement’ & more
Do you dream of single-family housing or something else? And other interesting bike links of the week.
Comment of the Week: Making Beaverton the country’s #1 biking suburb
Comfortable biking in suburbs arguably holds even more potential than it does in older, denser cities.
After city balks at neighbors’ request for bike lane, 34th Ave resident goes public
The people who live on SE 34th Avenue between Clinton and Division just can’t seem to persuade the city to add a bike lane in front of their houses.
City will add ‘no parking’ signs along 52nd Ave bike lanes
After many complaints, “no parking” signs will go into the commercial node north of Woodward.
Bike valet? That’s nothing – ‘most Portland festival ever’ will also offer skateboard valet
Project Pabst, a new music festival headlined by local heroes like Modest Mouse, is bringing progressive transport to new heights this month.
The $60 million map: Here’s what a street fee’s ‘safety’ money might pay for
Of the 81 projects on the map above, 62 would go in at or east of 82nd Avenue.
The BTA’s biggest new idea: a Tualatin Valley Highway bikeway across Washington County
If Washington County has an aorta, it’s the Tualatin Valley Highway.
The Tuesday Roundup: Energy drink or detergent bottle? And more
This week’s roundup of interesting bike links starts with an unfortunate incident in Norway.
A Labor Day treat: the lovely new bike-walk-run mural at the Doubletree
It’s a beautiful celebration of Portlanders’ love of physical activity.
Comment of the Week: A little perspective on city rankings
Like best-guitarist-of-all-time rankings, best-bike-city rankings are mostly just for fun. But in a week when Portland reportedly got a serious demotion from the granddaddy of bike rankings, reader MaxD’s reaction probably spoke for a lot of us.