Thieves hit Chris King headquarters, steal rare show bikes
The three bikes are custom and one-of-a-kind so should be easy to spot.
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City brings live music to street plazas all month long
The goal is to add even more reasons to visit the plazas and keep them vibrant into fall and winter.
PBOT breaks ground on 70s Greenway crossing of NE Halsey
The project will help bike riders get across Halsey and is part of a larger PBOT effort to tame drivers on the dangerous arterial.
Collision spurs vision for carfree plaza on NE 21st Circle
Seems like an obvious change, especially with a 200-unit housing development on the way.
Portlanders push for protection as PBOT pinches pennies
Portland’s historical reluctance to create physical protection is coming back to haunt them.
It’s sticker and spoke card night this Wednesday at Bike Happy Hour
Share ’em, swap ’em, or just delight in the presence of so many cool artifacts of local bike culture.
Sunday Parkways returns to southwest, and PBOT leaders mark the occasion
Two members of city council biked at the event — and they saw everything Parkways is so beloved for.
Monday Roundup: Truck on a trail, ruminating on roadkill, paint-only bike lanes, and more
The stories you should read, from sources you can trust.
Bike Route Report: Peninsula Crossing Trail (video)
After years of concerns about safety and trash, the trail has made a remarkable comeback.
Weekend Event Guide: Sunday Parkways, Carry Shit Olympics, and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
PBOT will seek federal grant for major redesign of N/NE Broadway
Tucked into President Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) was a new, $3.2 billion infrastructure program specifically tailored to fund projects that make biking and walking easier and safer in underserved areas where existing facilities, “create barriers to community connectivity.” The City of Portland Bureau of Transportation thinks North/Northeast Broadway and Weidler between 7th Avenue … Read more
Two-mile carfree section of paved Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail opens Saturday
The dream of connecting the 73-mile Historic Columbia River Highway between Troutdale and The Dalles will become even closer to reality after this weekend. A celebration with activities for the kids and an open house for new, ADA-accessible and bike-friendly campsites will be held at Viento State Park on Saturday to welcome two new miles … Read more