Bike limbo, flatlanders, jousting & more! A 2014 Bike Fair photo gallery
The Bike Fair capped yet another successful Pedalpalooza and returned to its home court of Colonel Summers Park in southeast Portland.
See the Shift calendar for the full slate of events.
The Bike Fair capped yet another successful Pedalpalooza and returned to its home court of Colonel Summers Park in southeast Portland.
It’s that time again … when you realize that Pedalpalooza is almost over for the year and you’d better savor its final week.
What a weekend! Portland’s summer bike festival continues. Here are some of next week’s highlights. (And one
The Naked Bike Ride was as sweet as ever, with another massive crowd showing up to enjoy that particularly wonderful freedom of riding bikes through the city without clothes on.
Welcome to the first installment of the 2014 PedalPalooza planner. Each of the next three Saturday mornings, we’ll be highlighting some of the most promising or unusual rides from Portland’s summer bike festival.
Pedalpalooza got off to a great start last night at the Kickoff Parade.
Ingredients: one sun, one city and several hundred thousand bicycles.
The weather is looking fantastic so far.
This fun email from a Pedalpalooza veteran made us laugh… And it reminded us that the big kickoff is just one week away.
Four of the best weeks of biking you’ll see anywhere start June 5, but they only happen because people like you create them. Pedalpalooza, Portland’s annual open-source festival of bike fun, is welcoming anyone’s additions to its calendar until 11:59 p.m. this Friday, May 23. Anyone can keep adding rides after that, but they won’t … Read more
Oregon’s biggest pay-what-you-will bike ride of the year, which also happens to be the largest clothing-optional bike ride in the world, will start rolling June 7 at 8 p.m.