The Monday Roundup: Distraction data, moneyball in cycling, ODOT inspiration, and more
Here are the most noteworthy things we came across in the past seven days.
Search Results for: e-bikes
Opinion: Riding a bike in Paris and the future of carfree lanes in Portland
It’s time for bike, e-mobility, and transit riders to team up against the real enemy. With the Rose Lane project underway and e-bikes on the horizon, Portland should consider more carfree lanes. – A guest opinion from Portland resident Henry Miller
Job: Bike Mechanic/ Sales assistance – Cycle Portland
Job Title Bike Mechanic/ Sales assistance Company / Organization Cycle Portland Job Description Job Title Bicycle Mechanic & Sales Assistance Company/Organization Cycle Portland Job Description Status: Part Time, Year Round, (hours and days somewhat flexible) Compensation: $14/hr starting Location: Portland, Oregon Who We Are For over 10 years Cycle Portland has worked to support and … Read more
Family Biking: Thoughts on carrying tweens and biking less
It’s been eye-opening and fun playing at being an electric cargo biking mom these last few weeks. Except for the “aren’t they old enough to be on their own bikes?” comments (here, not in person). And yes, they (my two boys) often ride their own bikes, but I’m borrowing an electric cargo bike so I’m … Read more
Weekend Event Guide: Crater Lake carfree, Tracklocross, bike town hall, and more
All the events fit to print.
‘Truck Trike’ maker seeks new partner for licensing and production
Know someone who can make these things?
Bike shop news: Driver crashes into Cat Six Cycles, Crank Bicycles closing
I’ve got two bits of bike shop news to share…
The Monday Roundup: Paris-Brest-Paris, car blindness, BOD and more
This week’s Roundup is brought to you by the Tour de Lab, coming to a brewpub near you on September 1st. Here are the most noteworthy items we came across in the past seven days…
America’s top bike/walk transportation pros coming to Portland next week
Portland will be in the spotlight next week when the nation’s leading experts on bicycling and walking planners descend on our city for the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals annual conference.