Is the bike shop open? Are the bike lanes icy? An open thread for post-storm intel
Got tips? Spread the wealth (of knowledge).
Riding in the Snow
Portland has had its share of snow over the years… And it doesn’t stop people from biking. Check out the coverage of past storms and snow commutes below
Biketown bike share vs. Snowmageddon
If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere.
Portland is absolutely covered in snow: Let’s go ride (and walk and play)!
Bicycles are surprisingly resilient vehicles — even in the face of record snowfall.
It’s a nice day for a bike ride
Give it a try, like these happy Portlanders.
Don’t blame the weather for this mess (or snow plows, or bad drivers, or…)
Our over-reliance on single-occupancy motor vehicle use has real consequences.
The Commute From Hell (was heaven on a bike)
Misery from motorized vehicle users, bliss from bike riders.
Ted’s snow pictures and movies
When I saw the weather was snowy this morning I tortured my indoor-only kitties and then geared up to go bicycling with my cycling friend Jeremy, aka @kitchen. We met down by Voodoo donuts. The lack of a line meant we actually went in to buy a few to fuel ourselves. I had a tiny … Read more
Snow day means biking bliss in Portland
Biking in the snow is a rare and wonderful treat.
Mix of snow, slush and ice make for tricky biking conditions
Here’s our latest roundup of biking conditions featuring reader submissions, PBOT’s response, and even a KGW-TV news clip.
Only 32 bikes crossed the Hawthorne Bridge Sunday, counter says
Mother Nature finally found a way to keep Portlanders off their bikes on Sunday: a foot of fresh snow followed by a dangerous ice storm.
Stormy street conditions report for Monday, February 10th
The Great Thaw has begun; but challenges remain. Check out our latest report and photos on current conditions.
Riding the icestorm in Portland: A few tips
My chosen tool for bike fun today. With the City of Portland and other agencies telling everyone to stay indoors due to the sheet of ice that has blanketed our town, I couldn’t wait to leave the house this morning and see if I could still ride a bike. So, I went out to my … Read more