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(Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) Hit and runs are far too common in Oregon. Unfortunately, so is the feeling of helplessness about what to do about them. In the spirit that knowledge equals power, I’ve put together a primer on the laws surrounding hit and runs and what do to if you are ever involved in … Read more
Two streets in northwest Beaverton would get 1.5-mile protected bike lanes joined by a traffic circle.
A team of Portland State University students is pushing this spot to its next step.
Two bike riders in separate cases have filed lawsuits after crashing on allegedly dangerous routes.
Ugh. A woman’s bike was stolen in inner-southeast after thieves sawed through the rack.
This week’s best links begin with high-tech pedals that double as GPS-enabled computers.
What’s the relationship between small-scale and large-scale environmental action?
One of the power couples of Portland biking has decided to formally join forces professionally, too.
Actual predictions are for suckers.
What’s under those tarps? Rare footage of police investigating a suspected bike chop shop.
Two great opportunities to start out the year. Check out our most recent job listings via the links below… Sales and Operations Manager – Stites Design Bike Mechanic – Velotech, Inc.
Somewhere along the path to becoming one of the dirtiest words in Portland politics, a funny thing happened to bicycling.