Bike t-shirts, bike counts, and bike funding at Bike Happy Hour this week
It’s going to be a great night on the patio!
Search Results for: t-shirts
How do you know you live in a bike city? Look at the t-shirts
Lots of people, lots of bike t-shirts.(Photos © J. Maus) How do you know you live in a bike city? One of the many ways is to look at the inspiration behind the objects created by people who live there. In the case of Portland, many local arts, crafts and products are inspired by bicycles … Read more
“Everybody Bike!” T-shirts are here!
Just picked them up yesterday. They look super cool. The print came out very clean and the “sienna brown” ink looks great with the natural organic cotton fabric. I’m glad I went with American Apparel shirts because they’re amazingly comfy and quite nice feeling. Find out more on my Stuff page. Remember, $1 from each … Read more
It’s bike t-shirt and sticker night at Bike Happy Hour this week!
Stickers and tees are cycling’s cultural currency.
On Wednesday, help us celebrate one year of Bike Happy Hour!
Really just an excuse for an even funner BHH.
An ode to the joy of Portland and Bike Happy Hour
This week is Swap & Share Night so bring your t-shirts, stickers, pins, and patches.
A visit to the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space, a shrine for bicycle activism
If you’re an urban activist (or just an admirer of the work they do), I highly recommend checking this place out.
Pushing bike share boundaries with Citi Bike Boyz
Citi Bike Boyz just wanna’ have fun.
Pedalpalooza photo gallery: The Cat Ride
Riders put their best paws forward and meowed through the streets.
TriMet board member accuses nonprofit partner of ‘pageantry’ and paid testimony
A rare public feud between activists and a transportation agency.
TriMet board approves fare hike at raucous meeting full of protestors
Protesters yelled “cowards!” at board members as they left the building.
Reminder: Wednesday is T-Shirt Night at Bike Happy Hour
T-shirts can be more than just fabric and fashion. They are subtle flags we fly to identify ourselves and attract similarly bike-minded future friends.