Portland’s worst bike detour will be around for at least one more year
The route near the west landing of the Sellwood Bridge may end sooner than previously planned.
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The route near the west landing of the Sellwood Bridge may end sooner than previously planned.
Four great job opportunities have been posted to our listings this week. Check out all them via the links below… Bicycle Tour Guide – Lifecycle Adventures Education Logistics Manager – Bicycle Transportation Alliance Education Communications Manager – Bicycle Transportation Alliance Mechanic – Athletes Lounge
Continuing our four-part series documenting a trip to ride eastern Oregon with Treo Bike Tours.
The Mazamas are hosting a “Bike & Hike” potluck on Saturday that will include a walk through Smith & Bybee lakes.(Photo J. Maus/BikePortland) Welcome to your menu of weekend rides and events, lovingly brought to you by our friends at Hopworks Urban Brewery. The weather is finally cooling off, which means it should be perfect … Read more
A Kaiser Permanente Northwest pilot program this year is loaning folding e-bikes to employees.
But why haven’t e-bikes taken off yet in the United States?
Day two of our journeys in eastern Oregon included an introduction to the charms and secrets of the John Day River.
PBOT will take advantage of a repaving project to widen the bike lanes on Willamette Blvd.
A future bike park in east Portland – Gateway Green – has won a $1 million grant from Metro.
The concept of a bicycling corridor being more important to Oregon than a freight rail connection is drawing sharp criticism from some.
Back for its third year, the Disaster Relief Trials has joined up with Fiets of Parenthood for a cargo bike fair you won’t want to miss.
The dense urban neighborhood immediately west of downtown is likely to get a big new bike parking facility at its MAX stop.