TriMet track work gives bikers one less reason to avoid the Lloyd
A key bike connection between Southeast and Inner North/Northeast Portland keeps getting a bit better.
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Q&A: How bikes meet tech in Austin, Portland’s chillest sister city
Nate McGuire is part of two worlds that Austin, Texas, is still pretty new at: digital entrepreneurship and biking.
Meeting could spark formation of a “more assertive advocacy group” in Portland
Wanting to establish a “more assertive advocacy group,” Alex Reed has called for a community meeting.
Spate of collisions across state, region highlight passing dangers
There have been four, very serious rear-end collisions in just four days in Oregon and nearby southwest Washington.
‘Mujeres en Movimiento’ group brings out the bike-fun smiles
A pair of Portlanders have organized a new group aimed at giving Latinas regular events for riding bikes together.
‘Cross update: A new weekly race series and a training talk
Weeknight racing at PIR? Sign me up!(Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) Two items of cyclocross news to share today: There’s a new, weekly race series and a talk by locally-based elite racer Beth Ann Orton. The big news is the announcement of the Rapha Trophy Cup presented by Western Bikeworks. This new cyclocross race series starts … Read more
City Bicycle Advisory Committee leaders offer new vision, seek new members
“The No. 1 thing that we I think we’re missing from the committee is people who are in the bicycle industry.”
Guest Article: Want to spice up Sunday Parkways? Then step up
PBOT wants to make Sunday Parkways bigger and better… But they’ll need your help to do it.
Regional ODOT Director Jason Tell leaves job for private sector
ODOT’s top staffer in Portland has left the agency for a consulting job.
Novick, Treat will trumpet transportation needs on van tour tomorrow
Novick to hit the streets.(Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) Transportation Commissioner Steve Novick and PBOT Director Leah Treat want to hear from you about neighborhood transportation needs. They also wants to draw attention to existing problems they’d like to fix with your money. Novick and Treat are in the middle of a major effort to pass … Read more
Portland’s Circa Cycles wants to bring $1500 custom bicycles to the mainstream
A Portland startup is marrying the 1980s concept of “screwed and glued” modular frames with modern computer machining to dramatically cut the price of a custom handmade bike.
The Monday Roundup: Robin Williams, Detroit’s biking rise & more
UPS’s new Cargo Cruiser is a highlight of the week’s best bike news.