Filmed by Bike and Bicycle Film Festival get ready to welcome spring
Two festivals of bike-themed short films from around the world are ready to ring in the warm season at the Clinton Street Theater.
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Two festivals of bike-themed short films from around the world are ready to ring in the warm season at the Clinton Street Theater.
From a new bike maker to a bike-based florist, we’ve got the details on the latest crop of Portland’s ever-growing list of bikey businesses.
Oregon’s latest bicycle tourism innovation involves full-service pods to make camping a bit easier and more enjoyable.
Now what? (Photo by J. Maus/BikePortland) (Publisher’s Note: We’ve split this article into two parts because Ray is an authority on this topic and he gets into some important details. Come back tomorrow for the finale. Also worth mentioning is that Ray’s firm, Swanson, Thomas, Coon & Newton, is a BikePortland advertiser and this column … Read more
Spring is coming and what better time to jump into Portland’s exciting and vibrant bike scene! If you’re looking for a new opportunity, check out the latest opportunities posted to our Job Listings via the links below… Bike Shop Employment – Bike N Hike Development Coordinator – Community Cycling Center Morning Mechanic – Go By … Read more
The best bike links of the week start with a new racing series for 2-year-olds.
It’s over. For real this time. ODOT says they’re shutting down the CRC project.
Four years after one of its bus drivers fatally collided with two people in a downtown Portland crosswalk, TriMet is testing a few devices that use sounds and lights to show when a bus is turning.
First proposed 10 months ago, ODOT is about to take the wraps off their first-ever “bicycle warning beacons.”
As we all know, it can sometimes be easy to forget how great Oregon is. This morning I saw a reminder pop up in my standing Twitter search for bike-related tweets in Portland.
Gravel, atheism and wrenching. What more could you want? It’s time for the Weekend Event Guide!
The Portland area’s toughest two-day ride is coming in one month. Get ready for “De Ronde” and “La Doyenne.”