Former Obama transpo secretary will headline Oregon Active Transportation Summit
Three days of networking and events.
Rides/Events
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For details on great rides, check the Shift Calendar.
A bit of rain can’t dampen spirits at The Ladds 500
Annual kickoff to a season of free bike fun.
Portland’s oldest riding club drops ‘Wheelmen’ from name
An old club evolves.
Oregon’s gravel riding season starts this weekend
Get out your calendars!
Pedaling through timber reserves and history in Columbia County
Part of our expanding gravel coverage.
Weekend Event Guide: Rat Patrol, Albina history tour, gold sprints, and more
Lots of fun options.
Check our Gravel Riding Guide and get excited for the season
Gravel is coming.
As bell tolls for victims, Portlanders at ‘die-in’ call on ODOT to end ‘traffic violence’
We’re lying here today to make it less likely that you’ll be lying in the road in the future.
Wonk Night highlights widespread I-5 Rose Quarter project concerns
The idea behind Wonk Night is to go deeper into the issues, get questions answered, and connect with other people. Based on early reviews from last night’s event, it appears to have been a big success. About 40 people braved a stormy evening and came together in the offices of Lancaster Engineering downtown to learn … Read more
Family Biking: Author and illustrator Alison Farrell comes to Storytime March 10th
We’ll also lead a very short family bike ride after the event.
Weekend Event Guide: Bikepacking clinics, Filmed by Bike launch, and more
One of the best things about our community is how people share what they know. Over the next three days there are three events on our calendar that will get you inspired and educated about adventure riding – from regional touring to epic bikepacking trips. It starts with a Bikepacking 101 clinic tonight (Thursday, 2/28) … Read more
Comment of the Week: The public health angle should matter more