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We hope you’ve been enjoying Pedalpalooza. From the looks of streets and social media it seems like the rides and events are going very well. To keep you inspired and updated, we’ve got a few photos to share from two rides that happened on Saturday: The Cosplay Ride and the Plaid to Plaid Ride… Cosplay … Read more
This week’s Monday Roundup is sponsored by the Gorge Pedal. You will not want to miss this event and ride on July 20th that will share the best of what the Gorge has to offer! Here are the most noteworthy items we came across in the past seven days…
The City of Portland has granted a permit for a new type of electric vehicle: a scooter with a seat.
It’s the middle of June, the middle of Pedalpalooza, and the middle of a warm weather trend. This weekend is likely to be truly epic. To help you make plans, we’ve got a selection of rides and events below. Have a great weekend!
Two new jobs posted this week. Learn more about each one via the links below… –> Bicycle Technical & Customer Support Team Member – Bike Friday (Eugene) –> Office Administrator – Ride Report
“It shows that even a seemingly simple thing as a color can bring people together.”
After 10 years operating mostly in the shadows, the Salmonberry Trail is ready to move into the spotlight.
40 blocks of upgrades.
Hopefully the bill can keep moving through the process without coming to a complete stop.
Terry Dublinksi-Milton is a Portland resident and dedicated neighborhood activist and transportation reformer. Last summer we shared his call to create an active transportation network in southeast. I have worked on and critiqued multiple bikeways over the years and though a smaller bike project than many, I have a personal attachment to the NE 60th … Read more
The cat is officially out of the bag. In a story posted this morning, the Willamette Week reported that PBOT Commissioner Chloe Eudaly wants to go big for bus only lanes. In 18 months, Portland streets could see the most dramatic change in public transit since the arrival of the streetcar. All it will take … Read more
Sunday’s Mural Ride had a great turnout with about 100 people showing up to see a few of Portland’s many intriguing public paintings.