Product review: Turn Siri into your mechanic with the OTTO Tuning System
Adjust your own derailleur with help from Siri.
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Weekend Event Guide: Sales, Tilikum, ‘cross, activism, and more
Shop till you drop.
SE Clinton gets Portland’s first “Bikes May Use Full Lane” sign
Signs are a small — but necessary — step forward.
Bicycle planning icon Mia Birk is leaving Alta Planning after 16 year career
An icon of bike planning in Portland and beyond, is moving on.
Portland to the Dalles: A low-stress birthday ride to remember
Once great routes are built, the benefits are too big to measure.
The Lumberyard is donating $10,000 in bikes to the Community Cycling Center
That’s a lot of bikes.
Portland will require cab and Uber drivers to take Vision Zero safety training
It’s not yet clear whether there will be a written or other test involved, or what exactly will be taught.
Wednesday video roundup: ‘Cross nostalgia, odd bikes, women in cycling
Here’s contributor Ted Timmons’ pick of the week’s notable biking videos.
TriMet survey finds no clear answers for cutting bikes-on-MAX crowding
Bikes and transit are the killer combo for helping people escape car dependence.
Bait bike programs trace thefts but can struggle to convict, KATU reports
There was no easy way to prove that any specific person in the house had done the deed.
Flyers by Woodward residents question ‘isolated’ diverter at 32nd and Clinton
Even the people who are trying to organize opposition to this plan seem to be arguing for more diverters, not fewer.
Book Review: Our Bodies, Our Bikes
Jessie Kwak reviews a collection of articles edited by Elly Blue and April Streeter.