Reader Mail: New rider disappointed by ‘rude and dangerous other cyclists’
“I don’t want to give up cycling… but is there something I can do to promote polite cycling?”
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Cully advocates focus on Latinos through families and community
Making cycling relevant through families and fun.
The secret history of Portland’s weirdest neighborhood
The district that might have been can tell us a lot about the districts we want to build today.
Portland firefighters saw through lock to rescue bike from would-be thief
A heartwarming rescue.
PBOT hires communications chief and new ‘equity and inclusion’ manager
Major hires will boost bureau’s marketing and equity savvy.
PBOT widens extremely narrow bike lane on SW 6th Avenue
Still not protected, but at least it’s not ridiculously narrow.
The Monday Roundup: Fakes, malls, Moses, and a dispatch from Rome
Most shops are just scraping by.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) This week’s Monday Roundup is brought to you by Metro’s Bike There! Map, now available at local bike shops. Portland and Rome: Sister cities? Portland Mayor Charlie Hales and First Stop Portland Program Director Nancy Hales are in Rome for a visit with the Pope. Mrs. … Read more
Industry Ticker: Cielo (by Chris King) brings in notable builders to help meet demand
Well-respected bicycle makers Jeremy Sycip (left) and Curtis Inglis (right) are lending at hand to help meet demand at Portland-based Cielo.(Photo: Chris King Precision Components)
Forest Park to get new main entrance, nature center on Highway 30
Over 20 years in the making, Forest Park will finally get a main entrance. Will it also welcome bicycle riders?
All sports are better when played on a bike
We’re playin’ bikes – sket – ball, we love that bike – sket – ball.
People on Bikes: SE Clinton and 25th
(Photos © Will Vanlue) Welcome to the latest installment of People on Bikes. I started this series in 2011 and have been doing them infrequently ever since. This time around, for the first time ever, I’m featuring someone else’s images: Will Vanlue. Will is a man about town in Portland. You might have read his … Read more
Better Naito is back: Bike/walk path will return for Brewfest
Better Naito, the sequel.