First annual Pedalpalooza awards recognize the festival’s best
The jaw opens and the eye blinks.
The jaw opens and the eye blinks.
Arrive at Portland’s annual dress-to-impress bike party both hydrated and lubricated.
The problem is not that people of color aren’t interested.
What’s going to be most exciting event at Pedalpalooza this year? Your ride!
Winter’s turning point is a good time to start thinking about where to find good times on bikes.
With shouts of “Happy Birthday, Clinton Street,” a group of grinning volunteers distributed about 225 balloons to passing pedalers Friday.
Considering that one of these requires the annual combined economic output of several star systems to produce, that’s a pretty good deal.
Howe rigged up a small flat-screen TV on a trailer to tow behind his bike and set up at various waypoints around downtown Portland.
The three-mile trip was the first family-oriented ride organized by Mujeres en Movimiento,
A pair of Portlanders have organized a new group aimed at giving Latinas regular events for riding bikes together.
Merc reporter Dirk Vanderhart says Portland’s “most underrated bike jump” is a private driveway on North Ainsworth.
The young man playing bagpipes on his unicycle, of course, is nothing lots of Portlanders haven’t seen before.