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OBRA to debut High School cyclocross program this fall

Coming to high schools this fall.(Photo © J. Maus) The Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA) will launch a cyclocross development league and training program at high schools throughout the state this fall. OBRA, a non-profit with nearly 5,000 members across Oregon, has created a white paper on the new initiative that identifies cyclocross as “a … Read more


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The Monday Roundup

Here’s the news that caught our eye this week: – In Eugene, Oregon, the city is evaluating the expansion of its Urban Growth Boundary as developers seek to increase sprawl. – Car registration numbers are decreasing across Oregon. – The CEO of Lloyds of London warns investors that the world is staring down a “period … Read more


Pedalpalooza Daily: Monday, June 21st

Shawn Furst at the Prom Ride Friday night.(Photo © J. Maus) I guess it isn’t that big a leap from doughnuts to porno but there is a lot to see, learn and enjoy in between. Follow the link for details. Share the fun with our Ride Report Form. We’ll be posting some of these and … Read more


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Pedalpalooza Daily: Sunday, June 20th

It’s Father’s Day and the shortest night of the year. From cowboy theater to bike rodeos and book signings to Pride parades, there is something for everyone. Follow the link for details. Share the fun with our Ride Report Form. We’ll be posting some of these and other Pedalpalooza news on our Pedalpalooza Special Coverage … Read more


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‘Velosynth’: An open-source, audio synthesizer for your bike

There’s more than meets the eye.-Watch video below- Northeast Portland resident Michael Felix has just launched a project called Velosynth, an “open-source bicycle interaction synthesizer.” Or, in other words, it’s “a small computer that you attach to your bicycle that interprets your motion into sound.” With mobile sound systems flourishing on bikes throughout the city … Read more