Quick complaint, quick action: Bike shop and customer show how to fight everyday sexism
This is what it looks like when people come together to marginalize a sexist comment from a bike shop employee.
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This is what it looks like when people come together to marginalize a sexist comment from a bike shop employee.
Openings, closings (a few that might surprise you), expansions, and more! It’s another bike shop news roundup!
The descent into Cottonwood Canyon State Park.(Photos by Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) What’s better than riding the dreamy roads of eastern Oregon with a handful of good friends? How about door-to-door support for you and your entire group on board on air-conditioned shuttle bus that’s stocked with yummy drinks and snacks? Fortunately, as I found this past … Read more
A trip to Cascade Locks in the Columbia River Gorge reveals a small town with big bicycling ambitions.
An inside look at a fledgling new bike brand based in Beaverton, Sage Cycles.
New video shares the straight dope on being a bike-friendly business from the owner of a local mattress store.
Lara Kessler, a full-time seamstress at the Chrome retail store, walks a customer through the ordering process.(Photos J. Maus/BikePortland) In a town where so many people get around by bike or transit, having a good (and waterproof) bag is essential. That’s probably one reason why Chrome opened up a retail store here two years ago … Read more
Check out the awesome, Portland-made cargo trike that’s headed to New York City on a special mission for Citi Bike.
A local company has created a special cargo trike that will soon be at work on the streets of Manhattan rebalancing bikes in the CitiBike Bike Share system.
First they added bike parking, now Plaid Pantry will have official Bike Aid stations at all their Oregon stores.
Guess what piece of the Portland bike commuter uniform appeared front-and-center on the world professional cycling stage yesterday?
The central eastside is home to a collection of bike-making businesses. Contributor David Boerner works there and was able to get a new bike made for him without leaving his building.