Montréal’s amazing murals are a free street-level art gallery that’s always open
Cycling is more interesting when there is free art to ogle.
The Scene
The people, clubs, and culture that make up Portland’s bike scene.
Portlanders doing good things: A big ride, a rising leader, and a race promoter
People: They’re what makes the community go ’round.
Find your tribe: A list of Portland’s many Facebook bicycle groups
Winter’s turning point is a good time to start thinking about where to find good times on bikes.
“Gear Sphere” sculpture coming to North Williams Avenue
Adding even more bike to the Williams Avenue bikeway.
Art project will put Portland riders on a pedestal as climate change heroes
It’s not everyday you get called a hero just for riding a bike.
At Chrome store, free waffles and champagne on Messenger Appreciation Day
10-9 Day is when we pay our respects to bicycle messengers.
Bike riding musician and poet Ben Weaver coming to Velo Cult Thursday night
A bicycle has done much more than simply get musician Ben Weaver to his gigs.
‘When you have it, it’s priceless’: Nine questions for Seleta Reynolds
After three successful years in San Francisco, Seleta Reynolds is tackling a vastly larger job in Los Angeles. We talked about her advice.
Portland artists featured in Artcrank’s new online store
Art and bikes what’s not to like?
Learn more about Portland’s new bi-weekly ‘Rush Hour Alleycat’
There’s a new alleycat series in town.
‘Reconnecting the Gorge’ films debut amid enthusiasm for Historic Hwy completion
Inspiring new films tell the story of the Historic Columbia River Highway.
Guest article: Biking on the cheap
How one Portlander keeps his family moving on just $2,000 a year.