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Ryan Egge, injured in March bike-car crash in Cully, has died
A man who had been riding a bike in Northeast Portland was injured in a March 28 collision and later died of his injuries.
Tribune finds support for limiting car use by microapartment dwellers
Here’s a pretty simple solution for complaints that new microapartment buildings will swamp on-street parking.
Something has gone wrong in Portland
This 2014 article was the first to fully address the end of Portland’s leadership as a cycling-friendly city.
The Monday Roundup: Bike suit, Idaho Stop endorsement & more
A two-piece men’s suit designed for bike commuting and other great bike links of the week.
East Portland kicks open Sunday Parkways season (photos)
East Portlanders don’t just need Sunday Parkways. They *want* Sunday Parkways.
Nike bike share clogs bike parking at Beaverton Creek station
That main rack has been totally consumed, with evenings so bad that extra orange Nike bikes are either locked to the parking signs or just floating near the rack with front wheel u-locked to the frame.
Weekend Event Guide: Sunday Parkways, Train Day, MMR & more
The weather on Sunday is likely to be glorious. Get those chains oiled.
Nice new online maps show biking rates by neighborhood
A new feature on the Census site is a very nice interactive map that quickly plots 22 years of commuting data to the tract level.
Employers Bike Summit will let businesses share tips on bike-friendly commute programs
Four panels are lined up for next week’s free half-day summit about the best practices for businesses that want to support bike commuting.
Fritz defends plan that’ll convert ‘America’s Bike Capital’ mural into big ad for bike shop
The Portland city commissioner who oversees code enforcement said Wednesday that if the local business behind an iconic but unsanctioned pro-bike mural had wanted to create public art, it should have followed the procedure for doing so.
Buffered bike lanes over Lombard at 33rd improve link to river, airport and jobs
A new pair of buffered bike lanes across Lombard Street in Northeast Portland will improve both work and fun trips to the Columbia River area this summer.