Community Cycling Center is first Portland bike shop to unionize
The Board voted in favor of the union less than 48 hours after they received the request.
The Board voted in favor of the union less than 48 hours after they received the request.
A great bike city is (re)built business-by-business, block-by-block, bicyclist-by-bicyclist!
Nicholas Sorenson has set up shop on East Burnside.
Listen to a tour of the warehouse and go out on a delivery to a local market.
Owners hope to retain the cafe vibes and make it a spot known just as much for socializing as cycling.
It’s the end of another era in Portland’s rich history of custom bike builders, and possibly the start of a new one.
The news has created a stir in the bike world because, well, let’s just say trikes occupy a strange place in the market.
New products and saying goodbye to a beloved local bike business.
Their longevity is a testament to the quality of their bikes and their character.
As a user myself, I can vouch that it’s so full of cool features and is so simple to use, it actually inspires me to explore.
The downside to Rad Power’s business model is that customers have to figure a lot out by themselves.
Business from a bike trailer suits this carfree entrepreneur.