REI will leave Portland, taking its full-service bike shop with them
Say it ain’t so REI!
Say it ain’t so REI!
It’s a wonderful sign of bike-oriented economic development in the Columbia River Gorge.
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.