Burnside Bridgehead project includes possible bike-through retail window
Developer Jeff Pickhardt said he envisions a curb cut facing the curve of Couch Street that would let people on bikes roll into the plaza.
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Developer Jeff Pickhardt said he envisions a curb cut facing the curve of Couch Street that would let people on bikes roll into the plaza.
Smooth and subtle, just how I like my e-bike systems.
Thieves have defiled the sacred Alpenrose Velodrome.
Most shops are just scraping by.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) This week’s Monday Roundup is brought to you by Metro’s Bike There! Map, now available at local bike shops. Portland and Rome: Sister cities? Portland Mayor Charlie Hales and First Stop Portland Program Director Nancy Hales are in Rome for a visit with the Pope. Mrs. … Read more
No more driving allowed Central Park!(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) This week’s Monday Roundup is brought to you by Lumberyard Bike Park, who reminds you to sign your kids up for Summer Shred Academy camps. Welcome to Monday! Before we get rolling, let’s look back at the best stories you might have missed last week… The … Read more
“As I sit here asking you to make safe routes a priority, I am not a special interest.”
This week’s best bike links start with a custom device being used in Tennessee to test passing distances.
This week’s best bike links start with a very big experiment in South Korea.
One of the best car-replacement vehicle options on the market.
Alphonso King’s homebuilt bike was confiscatedby police who couldn’t believe he hadn’t stolen it.(Screen grab from Tampa Bay Times) Here are the bike-related links from around the world that caught our eyes this week: “Bicycle Blitzkrieg”: A Tampa woman walking her bike home after cooking for an elderly neighbor, carrying a plate of fish and … Read more
This week’s best bike links start with a series of maps of U.S. cities with only the bike infrastructure showing.
Bike share is coming to Eugene thanks to an Oregon State Lottery-backed grant.