Covered bike parking for the win
A covered bike parking spot that reeks of piss is still 100 times better than a nice-smelling spot that’s exposed to the rain.
Bike Parking
Welcome to our bike parking archive page. Browse posts below and click a headline for the full story. If you love bike parking, you might also be interested in our collection of bike parking photos.
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A tour of bike parking gems in southeast Portland
Aren’t we lucky to live in a city where we have so much excellent bike parking?!
E-bikes are banned at Multnomah Falls Lodge and one man is working to change that
The issue is coming to a head as e-biking soars in popularity in the Gorge.
‘Bike canopy’ at new PPS building offers covered, solar-powered bike parking
This one checks almost all the boxes.
Planning Commission votes to roll back bike parking code to spur new housing
Commission recommended suspending, or striking altogether, several bike parking requirements adopted by City Council in 2019.
Correction and Update: A short take on big changes to city government
Portland is poised to roll back innovative housing regulations even as it moves closer to a more efficient governance structure.
Planning Commission set to weaken bike parking code next week
Housing and Transportation should be friends!
PBOT reveals potential bike parking code changes amid pressure to ease housing delays, costs
What cost will a major revision of bike parking requirements impose on housing — and on Portland’s long-term livability?
Guest opinion: Bike parking versus housing is a false choice
Parking is a fertility drug for cars. I’m convinced the same is true for cycling.
Comment of the Week: bike parking is about the future
A debate about how to balance future goals with current desires.
Commissioners probe bike parking code as possible rollbacks loom
The work session laid groundwork for upcoming council votes — and bike parking codes are on the chopping block.
Commissioner Rubio wants to cut bike parking requirements to boost housing production
Less bike parking, more (and cheaper) housing?