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With a homebuilt $300 pollution monitor strapped to his bicycle and seven years of Portland State University education in his brain, Alex Bigazzi has been leading a deep exploration into your lungs.
To offer hope to those who have had bike stolen recently, we present this stolen bike story with a happy ending.
Openings, closings (a few that might surprise you), expansions, and more! It’s another bike shop news roundup!
An edited overhead map of the new path (highlighted in orange) along the west side of the Willamette River, with east up and Macadam Avenue along the bottom.(Map: November 2011 Multnomah County open house, edited by BikePortland) Noting that the current detour along a narrow Macadam Avenue sidewalk “has some challenges,” Multnomah County says it’ll … Read more
Merc reporter Dirk Vanderhart says Portland’s “most underrated bike jump” is a private driveway on North Ainsworth.
Portland may have just solved a very important puzzle: how do you get bike parking into suburban-style commercial developments?
A hit-and-run Saturday night on Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy leads to an arrest on multiple charges including drunk driving.
Our recap and photos of the third annual Disaster Relief Trials.
How to get in trouble with Citi Bike, and more of the world’s best bike links of the week.
Today’s BikePortland comments, tomorrow’s news.
Our final day at Treo Bike Tours included gravel, a homesteader ghost town, a smoking descent, and more.
Pre-1984 view of Pioneer Square! (photo via @pdxdevelopment) #pdx pic.twitter.com/bcV0CIdFOU — Supportland (@supportland) July 18, 2014 Prior to 1984, the public plaza known as “Portland’s living room,” was full of cars. Believe it or not, Pioneer Courthouse Square used to be a parking lot (and before that it was a regal hotel). That fact isn’t … Read more