A big bike shop now anchors east Portland’s Lents Town Center
Corner location attracts attention at a busy intersection.
Corner location attracts attention at a busy intersection.
It’s the fifth closure in the last four years and leaves behind an 18 square-mile bike shop desert.
This is very likely the end of a nearly four-decade run.
Another sign that e-bikes are surging in Stumptown.
The shop needs financial support to remain viable while the owner recovers.
The one constant in our local bike shop ecosystem, is change.
Being voted ‘Best Bike Shop’ last week wasn’t enough to save this beloved retail space.
He’s very luck to be alive.
Say it ain’t so REI!
Nicholas Sorenson has set up shop on East Burnside.
A dispute between current and past co-owners of Citybikes Workers Cooperative has turned into a messy legal battle that will decide the future of the storied institution. Founded in 1986, Citybikes has been a cornerstone of Portland’s cycling scene with its “mothership” location on Southeast Ankeny near 20th and its former Annex location (now closed) … Read more
Southeast Portlanders are mourning the loss of Seven Corners Cycles after owner Corey Cartwright announced he will close the shop by the middle of August. The shop, on SE 21st just north of Powell Blvd, has been in business 22 years. (The name of the shop comes from its first location in the Seven Corners … Read more