Industry Ticker: All 68 Showers Pass products now available at Tigard bike shop
Not just jackets anymore.
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Not just jackets anymore.
Ride at night and carry your stuff in style with these new offerings.
Local distributor now has much larger national footprint after major purchase.
Portland’s vast bikey brain trust has expanded once again.
Good leather goods from Tanner Goods made here in Portland.
Learn more about the man, the myth, and the company.
Images by Showers Pass
Ti Cycles is celebrating 25 years in business. Davy Levy’s small company based in Portland’s northwest hills above Highway 30 is known for pushing the envelope in bike design. Levy is a legendary titanium specialist whose creations are perennial favorites at events like the North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS), the Oregon Manifest, and others. … Read more
Southeast Portland-based BlaqPaks — makers of fine backpacks, messenger bags, and more — want to offer a full line of products in the style of the iconic PDX Carpet. To do it, they’ve turned to Kickstarter. For more info, read their press release below…
Well-respected bicycle makers Jeremy Sycip (left) and Curtis Inglis (right) are lending at hand to help meet demand at Portland-based Cielo.(Photo: Chris King Precision Components)
Timbuk2 is coming to Portland.
Showers Pass has introduced eight new items meant for touring, bike camping and year-round commuting.
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project