Weekend Event Guide: America!, parades, racing, and more
We’ve teamed up with the weather and the Fourth of July holiday to bring you this special edition of the Weekend Event Guide.
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David Rosen looks for success with Sage Cycles brand
An inside look at a fledgling new bike brand based in Beaverton, Sage Cycles.
MTB news roundup: Arrests and a new trail at Sandy Ridge, new shop in Portland, & more
From a new trail to a new shop in Portland, get all the latest mountain biking news in one big fat roundup.
Why are they so angry? (A guest essay)
Guest contributor Sarah Gilbert delves into anger out on the road and her personal way of dealing with it.
The BikePortland Podcast: The surprising power of bike fun
Having bike fun withdrawals after Pedalpalooza? Take a listen to our latest podcast where we’re joined by Carl Larson for a serious discussion about bike fun (and kitten parades, naked people, and lots more).
70-mile ‘Cascading Rivers’ route becomes Oregon’s 12th scenic bikeway
Oregon has just named its 12th official State Scenic Bikeway… And the route starts relatively close to Portland.
New I-84 bridge over Sandy River comes with new bike connections
With a bikeway on the new Sandy River Bridge and other projects set for completion this fall, it’ll be easier to ride in and around Troutdale.
TriMet re-opens Esplanade path under Tilikum Bridge (photos)
TriMet has re-opened the path on the Esplanade between OMSI and SE Caruthers, which now goes under the new Tilikum Crossing Bridge.
Organizers enthused about resurgent Critical Mass
It looks like Critical Mass in Portland just might have the legs to mount a serious return to its former glory.
Bike limbo, flatlanders, jousting & more! A 2014 Bike Fair photo gallery
The Bike Fair capped yet another successful Pedalpalooza and returned to its home court of Colonel Summers Park in southeast Portland.
The Monday Roundup: Carfree, ‘Curbee’, car abuse & more
The “Curbee” footrest in action.(Photo by Steven Vance/Streetsblog Chicago) Here are the bike links from around the world that caught our eyes this week: Cycling and social mores: Women in Afghanistan are seeking symbolic equality by the simple act of riding their bicycles. “For us, the bicycle is a symbol of freedom… We’re riding because … Read more
Sprockettes mark 10 years with epic reunion performance (photos)
The Sprockettes cemented their place in Portland bike lore with a rousing and historic reunion performance at the Bike Fair.