Portland should be inspired by London’s ‘cycle superhighway’
News from London reminds us that Portland is past due on a cycling superhighway of our own.
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Youth Bike Summit will bring Portlanders to Seattle next week
If you think about it, there’s little question about which disenfranchised minority has the most to gain from good bicycling.
Cycle Oregon is going to Hell
Cycle Oregon Ride Director Steve Schulz at tonight’s route announcement/kickoff party.(Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) Cycle Oregon kicked off their 2015 season with a big party at the Portland Art Museum tonight. Hundreds turned out for the bike lovers’ version of an Apple product launch to learn where the 28th edition of the ride will venture this … Read more
City preps to cut speed limit on four mid-sized streets
Three of the four have recently been redesigned to be more neighborhood-friendly.
First Look: New bike lane, sharrows on NE 7th
First impressions and photos of new striping and marking work on NE 7th in the Lloyd District.
Ask BikePortland: Who can teach my autistic teen how to ride?
Where can a teenager with Autism Spectrum Disorder learn to ride a bike?
Chris King’s ‘Gourmet Century’ will serve fans in Japan this summer
Portland’s burgeoning bicycling relationship with Japan will now include a few great meals.
With $50k grant, North Portland Greenway shifts from planning to organizing
The little nonprofit that has brought the concept this far is preparing for the last stage: getting it on the ground.
City issues bike parking code violation to Jantzen Beach Home Depot
Bad bike parking options could lead to fines for local Home Depot store.
130 years of Portland’s transportation history in one chart
When you step back far enough, the history of transportation starts to look less like a river and more like a set of waves.
Industry Ticker: Renovo launches ‘Ready-To-Ride’ line
Get a wooden Renovo without the wait.
On NE Glisan, new bike lane character (and lower speed limit) earn clucks of approval
Portland’s creative bike lane characters keep getting more colorful.