Guest article: Salmonberry Corridor fat biking mixes advocacy, adventure
Join an excellent adventure with our reader who rode his fat-bike through the backroads to the Oregon Coast for a recent public meeting for the Salmonberry Corridor Trail.
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Short on storage space? Portlander builds her own bike hooks
In a state where 20 percent of households own three or more bicycles, this trick might be useful in a lot of garages.
Jobs of the Week
Looking for a job in the bike industry? Look no further. We’ve had three excellent opportunities posted to our Job Listings this week. Check out more details via the link below… E-Bike Mechanic – Cynergy E-Bikes Clothing Sales Associate – River City Bicycles Customer Service Rep – Yakima Products, Inc.
Weekend Event Guide: Sprockettes, ELFs, and more
Yes it’s January, and yes there are some fun bike rides and events happening! Check out our guide for all the details…
After a delay, 50s Bikeway will roll out by summer
The 4.3-mile, $1.5 million 50s Bikeway, which was delayed last August, is likely to start construction in late March and wrap up by late July.
Washington County proposes protected bike lane outside Nike HQ
Washington County’s Shelley Oylear said there’s a growing understanding in county government that it’s impossible to build wider and wider roads forever.
‘Cycle City’ exhibit coming to Portland Children’s Museum
Grab the kids (or just act like one) and check out the “Cycle City” exhibit opening at the Portland Children’s Museum on January 31st.
New riverside project raises questions about linking east-bank paths
A proposed service shop for racecars and motorcycles is the latest puzzle piece in the awkward connection between Southeast Portland’s two riverfront bike paths.
Organic Transit plans Portland test drive event for solar/pedal-powered trike
Organic Transit, makers of the ELF solar and pedal-powered trike, have announced a test drive event in Portland this weekend.
Key supplier to Portland’s bike share vendor files for bankruptcy (updated)
In order to continue operating, the company has been granted the right to ignore some of its debts and negotiate with its creditors on any other available ways to compensate them.
Three-year grant could fund better biking to Portland middle schools
Portland’s Safe Routes to School program is moving up the age ladder.
When TriMet asked for bridge names, bike-inspired ideas rolled in
Here’s a look at a few of them.