Hope for mountain bikers? Off-Road Cycling Master Plan starts rolling
“There seems to be a lot more commonality than I might have expected,” the city project manager said.
Front Page
The Monday Roundup: Rethinking congestion, from the NFL to pro cycling & more
This week’s best bike links begin with the question: Is a city a hose or a garden?
By the tens of thousands, Portlanders preview their new car-free bridge (photos)
With walkers and in strollers, on hopalongs and on leashes, Portlanders packed a series of previews Sunday of Tilikum Crossing.
After media reports, state says it will smooth sunken grates on Barbur
For at least one last time, the squeaky wheel known as Jim Parsons has gotten some grease onto the gears of government.
Comment of the Week: SE Foster, the heart of Portland’s coming bike grid
Unlike almost every other bike lane in Portland, Foster’s will run right through commercial districts.
DIY relay event this month will echo Hood to Coast – with bikes instead of vans
“We still have a few slots open on the team.”
Weekend Event Guide: Sprocket Podcast live, Tilikum Bridge Pedal & more
Highs around 80, lows in the 60s and partly cloudy – now that’s what I call Portland summer.
Job of the Week: Midwest Bicycle Supply
We’ve had one new job listed this week. Learn more about it here… Bike Warehouse Person – Midwest Bicycle Supply
King Creamery adds ice cream to Portland’s bevy of bike-delivery businesses
For $24 a month, you can now be a member of King Creamery’s Ice Cream Club.
Task force likes proposal to restrict main-street residents’ curbside parking rights
The goal is to lead developers of buildings on commercial corridors to include more on-site auto parking in their new buildings.
After man adds warning paint to sunken grate, state roads agency calls it vandalism
After seven years of complaints, the agency is planning to visit the site … to scrub away his paint.
New head of national bike-walk advocacy group will live in Portland
The Alliance for Biking and Walking just hired a new boss.