In their own words, here’s what Portlanders are saying about Clinton traffic diverters
“Please fix things before my girlfriend moves to Detroit.”
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Theft of several high-end race bikes has Portlanders on edge
More alarm bells are sounding in Portland’s ongoing bike theft epidemic.
Portland’s bike-powered BBQs and talk show get their due
Grilling and talk showing by bike were bound to raise some eyebrows.
Safe routes coalition: Too many kids unable to join Walk and Bike to School Day
A coalition that wants more funding for safe routes to school shares an inconvenient truth.
The Monday Roundup: Frigid migrations, ghost bike history & more
This week’s best bike links begin with an unusual refugee route to Norway.
Real estate firm’s free signs encourage residents to ‘Watch for kids on bikes’
We shouldn’t need signs like these, but they’re free if you want one.
As Portland’s housing shortage boils over, its mandatory car-housing policy seems safe
A particular type of expensive machine can almost always be stored for free but every other object in society is expected to pay market rate.
At Chrome store, free waffles and champagne on Messenger Appreciation Day
10-9 Day is when we pay our respects to bicycle messengers.
PBOT draws lines for first Clinton diverter while neighborhood resistance percolates
Change is finally coming to Southeast Clinton Street, and so are the heated emotions that often follow.
Jobs of the Week
9 great opportunities for breaking into the bike business.
Weekend Event Guide: Crusade opener, an alleycat, donuts and more
Cyclocross fans have been waiting all year for this weekend.
Legislators’ letter urges Metro to fund regional Safe Routes to School program
A regional program would be available throughout the metro area, not just in Portland.