Started in Portland, The Ride App’s ride is over
The ride will continue, the app will not.
Products
Company responds to YouTuber who (once again) cuts through bicycle lock
Back in December a YouTuber named LockPickingLawyer who specializes in defeating security products caused a stir when he posted a video that showed an Ottolock being easily cut with snips in just two seconds. Ottolock is a Portland company that has found a strong niche with its relatively small and lightweight lock. The company has … Read more
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A great bike for human haulers and cargo haulers alike.
Portland researchers behind major new helmet tech launched by Trek/Bontrager
Major helmet tech breakthrough with local roots.
“Cut in 2 seconds!” Is the Ottolock really that easy to snip?
Questions about strength and marketing.
Review: The Silca Ypsilon “Y” wrench
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After five years as a start-up, HiFi is ready to move up the charts.
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Smaller than a backpack, larger than a hip pouch.
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Great value and features from a local company.
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A new bikey cafe on Williams.