Weekend Event Guide: Cornering, the ‘Couv, gravel, and more
Wondering what to do on your bike this weekend? Here’s your menu for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Wondering what to do on your bike this weekend? Here’s your menu for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
With the first one just three months away, PBOT has announced the dates and locations for 2014’s five Sunday Parkways events.
An event guide bonus! Tons of cool stuff to do tonight and tomorrow in this little cheat sheet.
Bummed there’s no “Worst Day” ride? Now there’s “Knobbies and Tots” to take its place.
Cycle Oregon announced the details of their 26th annual ride in Portland tonight, as well as a brand new, exclusive ride they call CO³.
After a scary collision left him with serious injuries back in August, Henry Schmidt is ready to play some music and raise money for bike safety.
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.
The agenda is set for the 2014 National Bike Summit in Washington D.C.
A new video and an upcoming presentation will get you informed and inspired about open street events.
First-ever Oregon Bicycle Adventure Summit coming later this month in Eugene is just the latest sign of surging interest in endurance events that take riders off the beaten path.
Portland photographer Dylan VanWeelden traveled to Philadelphia for the Singlespeed Cyclocross World Championships and brought back some great images.(All photos by Dylan VanWeelden) The (unofficial) seventh annual Single Speed Cyclocross World Championships (SSCXWC) took place in Philadelphia last weekend and Portland resident Dylan VanWeelden was there with his camera to document it.
Think you’re tough? How about 4,233 miles of unsupported racing across America?