A community blooms around fixed-gear freestyle riding
A reunion of old friends has sparked a resurgence in Portland’s fixed-gear freestyle scene.
The Scene
The people, clubs, and culture that make up Portland’s bike scene.
An interview with Safe Routes to School policy advocate Kari Schlosshauer
Navigating safe routes in life and work.
‘MAMIL’ (Middle Aged Men in Lycra) documentary coming to Portland
The true story behind this misunderstood species.
The woman who made Sunday Parkways a Portland institution is retiring from PBOT
She opened streets to many.
Portlander Paul LaCava wants to climb 1 million feet in 2018
That’s about 20,00 feet of climbing every week for 52 weeks.
Portland filmmaker raising money to shoot Cyclocross Nationals on ‘Super 8’ film
Coleman wants to shoot the race with a 35-year-old camera.
Meet the BikeCrafters: Makeshifter Canvas Works, Velo Gioielli, and Filmed by Bike
Put this event on your calendar right now.
Introducing the SaunaVelo: Portland’s mobile, bike-powered warming hut
“I’ll fire it up on Fridays and everyone in the neighborhood will gather around it.”
Niner Bikes founder, now a Portlander, hopes to crowdfund children’s book
From bike designer to book designer.
Gal by Bike: How guerrilla artist Dawn Furstenberg started making ‘road signs for the soul’
While you’ve been sleeping, guerrilla bikeway artist Dawn Furstenberg has been hard at work to remind you not to miss your life.
An interview with Momoko Saunders, co-founder of Bike Farm
Momoko Saunders is the quintessential behind-the-scenes creator.
An interview with Meeky Blizzard, one of Portland’s original freeway fighters
She left her mark and inspired a generation of activists by stopping the Westside Bypass.