Riding adaptive mountain bikes at Newell Creek Canyon Nature Park
Adaptive mountain bikes (aMTBs), are designed to allow people with disabilities to ride on rugged terrain.
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Vancouver Boy Scouts troop asks for help finding stolen mountain bikes
(Photo: Boy Scouts Cascade Pacific Council)
Tools for the trail: What You Should Have in Your Mountain Bike Trail Pack
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In nod to off-road cycling, Mayor Wheeler urges Parks Bureau to stay relevant
Parks must balance recreation and conservation.
The Ride: A return to Timber’s snowy, logjammed backroads
A snowy, muddy — and mostly sunny! — adventure.
With Forest Park on the table, Portland’s off-road cycling debate is heating up
A meeting tonight could prove pivotal in Portland’s off-road cycling future.
The Tuesday Roundup: Energy drink or detergent bottle? And more
This week’s roundup of interesting bike links starts with an unfortunate incident in Norway.
When TriMet asked for bridge names, bike-inspired ideas rolled in
Here’s a look at a few of them.
black raleigh talus 3.0 2012
Year: 2012Brand: raleighModel: talus 3.0Color:blackSize:26″Photo: http://mountain-bikes.findthebest.com/l/3841/2012-Raleigh-Talus-3-0Stolen in Portland, OR 97214Stolen:2013-10-27Stolen From: stolen from our garage (private property) on peacock lane and stark st.Neighborhood: SE Stark (Peacock Lane)Owner: colin mccarthyOwnerEmail: cmccarthy8924(AT)gmail.comReward: $100Description: Raleigh hardtail mtn bike. COMPLETELY stickered downtube (beer & local portland stickers) crank bros. handle bars, had lights on handlebars and seat post. im … Read more
MTB advocates see reasons to support Metro natural areas levy
Metro levy would bring more single track to Portland.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) Off-road bicycling advocates in the Portland area have two major reasons to throw their weight behind Metro’s parks and natural areas levy: Agency Creek and McCarthy Creek. Both parcels are called out by name in the text of Measure 26-152 as having potential … Read more
NW Examiner highlights “illegal cycling” in Forest Park
Cover of NW Examiner April issue. The NW Examiner, a free monthly newspaper with a circulation of 30,000 homes and businesses in various neighborhoods of northwest Portland, has made mountain biking in Forest Park it’s cover story for the second time in three months. In the April edition (PDF only), editor and publisher Allan Classen … Read more
Activist claims Forest Park trail being “ruined by cyclists”
Photo by Marcy Houle sent to Mayor Hales and other City Council members. It shows bike tires in the mud on what she says is Wildwood Trail. As we shared last month, the debate over improving bicycle access in Forest Park seems to be heating up once again. On March 14th, Marcy Houle, an activist … Read more