Wednesday Video Roundup: Colombia’s last bike builder, drone downhill video, and more
All the videos fit to print.
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Where should Biketown stations go? Open houses will open the question
Portland is about to encounter a new tradeoff: auto-parking/bike-share-station.
Portland Water Bureau employees get new covered bike parking area
42 new spaces for the Portland Water Bureau.
Activists (temporarily) take the swing out of TriMet’s swing gates
Activists tried to take the swing out of swing gates.
Here’s what’s going on at North Williams and Killingsworth
Updates are part of Killingsworth street plan.
The political arm of Portland’s biking movement is back and organizing for 2016
The political action committee Bike Walk Vote will be back at it in 2016.
Condo association releases ‘Call for Community Safety Plan and Dialogue’
“Compassion for all members of our community and a low tolerance for open criminal activity are not contradictory.”
Could Pronto’s problems come to Portland? Here’s what experts say
Seattle’s 16-month-old bike sharing system is in a very tight spot.
Industry Ticker Roundup: Rawlands at Velo Cult, New Nutcase CEO, and Walnut’s new workshop
News from Walnut, Nutcase and Velo Cult
City responds to Steel Bridge homeless camp, Condo owners re-open Greenway path
The gate is open and the city has responded to the camp.
The Monday Roundup: Vancouver’s business turnaround, ‘mechanical doping’ & more
This week’s best bike links begin with a BC business group seeing the light.
Comment of the Week: ‘When I was broke, I barely rode my bike’
Biking is very far from the only thing that matters to great cities.