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NOTE: Our calendar is down for maintenance. We hope to release a new one soon. For ride and event information, see our coverage below and sign up for our Weekend Event Guide and Weekly Reader emails.

For details on great rides, check the Shift Calendar.

Celebrate bikes tonight!

Just a reminder that a bunch of people will be riding around downtown tonight between 6 and 7:00. If you want to join in on all the fun, just show up on a bike and ride. There will be a large group forming around the North Park Blocks (off Burnside) at around 5:45 if you’re … Read more

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August 26, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)


Buffered Bike Lane with a bike symbol and arrow pointing forward

Shift Bike Bulletin: September

Shift‘s monthly Bike Bulletin is an essential Portland bike event and ride listing. Instead of just having it sit in my inbox each month, I’ve decided to start posting it here on BikePortland.org. I’ve been trying to figure out a way to post more rides and events, so I’ll try this and see how it … Read more

Front PageRides/Events

August 25, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)


George Hincapie at the MS150

Local cyclist and BikePortland.org reader Dat Nguyen snapped this great photo with George Hincapie at the recent MS150 Bike Tour. George is one of the best cyclists in the world and Lance’s loyal teammate on all 7 of his Tour de France victories. And Dat?…well, he’s a really nice guy, a regular volunteer for Breakfast … Read more

Front PageRides/Events

August 21, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

2 Comments


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Oregon riders at US Track Nationals

Local racers claimed a whopping 13 medals at this year’s U.S. Track National Championships in Los Angeles. Here’s the rundown: Silver U23 Pursuit; Walker Starr Bronze Sprints; Heather Vanvalkenburg Pursuit; Walker Starr U23 Kilo ; Dean Tracy Team Sprint; Jen Featheringill 4th Team Sprint; Dean Tracy, Steven Beardsley, Carl Boucher Team Pursuit; Walker Starr & … Read more

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August 15, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)


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Commissioner Sam wants feedback on Bridge Pedal

[PLEASE NOTE: This post is from 2005. If you’d like to comment on the 2007 Bridge Pedal, please do so here. Thanks.] Sam Adams, recently voted “Best Local Blogger” and “Best Member of the City Council” by the Willy Week, is asking for your feedback about how to make next year’s Bridge Pedal even better. … Read more

Bridge PedalFront PageNewsRides/Events

August 15, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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Bridge Pedalers take over the city

Bridge PedalFront PageNewsRides/Events

August 14, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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Twilight Criterium rocks the Park Blocks

Bikes, beers, bands and burgers. You couldn’t go wrong at last night’s Twilight Criterium at the South Park Blocks in downtown Portland. The racing was all-out and the scene was massive. Thousands of bike-lovers from all over the city converged on the event. They were treated to a great event that featured the best athletes … Read more

Front PageNewsRacingRides/Events

August 13, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

4 Comments


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Criterium action this weekend

Criteriums (“crits”) consist of short laps where strategy is key and the sprinting is fierce. Riders not only compete for the final victory, but they also race for money and prizes on random laps within the race called primes (say “preems”). Two big criterium races are happening this weekend in and around Portland. First up … Read more

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August 11, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)


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Vernonia Campout this weekend

If the Bridge Pedal isn’t your cup of tea, perhaps you’d be interested in doing a bike campout to Vernonia. The ride will be led by none other than Jeff Bernards, a local bike camping veteran who recently led a very successful trip out to Oxbow Park. The route will be 45 miles each day … Read more

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August 11, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

3 Comments


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Portlandia goes bikey

Yesterday, Mayor Potter officially kicked off the 10th annual Bridge Pedal ride with a ceremony downtown. The press conference was held in front of the Portlandia sculpture across from the Portland Building. I wasn’t able to be there, but thanks to Roger Geller I’ve added a few photos of the festivities to the BikePortland photostream. … Read more

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August 11, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)


18,000 signed up for Bridge Pedal

The Oregonian is reporting a whopping 18,000 people have registered for the 1oth annual Bridge Pedal ride this year. Wow. That’s going to be an amazing day for bicycles in Portland. I can’t make it this year because I’m expecting my 2nd child sometime that same week! Gotta stay close to the nest if you … Read more

Bridge PedalFront PageNewsRides/Events

August 10, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)


Tour de Fat a big success

Hats off to New Belgium Brewery for throwing a great party on Saturday! Their Tour de Fat is a traveling bike circus, concert, beer garden, fundraiser, and bike love-fest all rolled into one. It started out with a police-escorted parade through downtown (Portland must be leading the country in bike parades per year!). The New … Read more

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August 8, 2005

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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