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Fewer people in cars yield the right of way to black people than to white people, and other fascinating bike links of the week.
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Fewer people in cars yield the right of way to black people than to white people, and other fascinating bike links of the week.
For a thriving sportswear giant, Nike has seemed oddly unplugged from the active transportation revolution of the last decade.
The BTA has named the winners of their coveted 2014 Alice Awards.
A team of MIT researchers visualized every bike crash from 2010-2013. And other great bike links of the week.
Ever wondered what it’s like to zoom through Portland on a 19-mile bike commute aboard an e-bike? Wonder no more! Watch this video!
Launch party was at Ace Hotel Cleaners last night.(Photos by J. Maus/BikePortland) The details of the 2014 Oregon Manifest Bike Design Project were announced in downtown Portland last night. Among a crowd of professional product designers, bicycle builders and bike industry tastemakers, event director Shannon Holt introduced five teams that will compete to create the … Read more
Dave Hoch is also hosting an unconference next week designed to bring together bike-interested people of all sorts.
What’s up with e-bikes? Get the latest insights on the Oregon market at this event next month.
Why is tourism to Portland soaring, and who is coming? County tax data offers a partial clue.
The best bike links of the week start with a new racing series for 2-year-olds.
Oregon’s top-notch team of bike advocates spent the day lobbying their members of Congress on Capitol Hill.
Looking for a job in the bike industry? Look no further. We’ve had three excellent opportunities posted to our Job Listings this week. Check out more details via the link below… E-Bike Mechanic – Cynergy E-Bikes Clothing Sales Associate – River City Bicycles Customer Service Rep – Yakima Products, Inc.