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Loud N Lit is Pedalpalooza's largest party ride of the year. In this vid you'll get a taste of the many sights and sounds that make it so fun. You'll hear from participants, ride leader/creator Jon Dutch, be serenaded by a jazz band, see acrobalancing, fire, freestyle tricks, and more! #portlandoregon #pedalpalooza
Loud N Lit Ride
Yes! There are some unsafe gaps, but it's possible. In a previous video, I showed you a new bike path that leads directly into the Portland Airport. But what's it like to actually get to that path? In this video, I ride from Peninsula Park in north Portland to the start of the new airport path near NE 82nd Way and Air Cargo Rd. Along the way you'll see a great neighborhood greenway, really bad bikeway network gaps, learn how the gaps will soon be fixed (hopefully), and more. Host: Jonathan Maus, founder/editor/publisher of BikePortland BikePortland is community media, supported by individuals like you. Please become a paid subscriber! https://bikeportland.org/subscribe #bikeinfrastructure #bicycling #portlandoregon #portlandairport #pdx
Can You Bike From North Portland to the Airport?
Speech from Bike Happy Hour in Portland Oregon June 19th.
Mayoral Candidate Marshall Runkel Stump Speech
Speech from Bike Happy Hour June 16th at Gorges Beer Co patio on SE Ankeny & 27th in Portland Oregon. Wilson is running for mayor of Portland.
Mayoral Candidate Keith Wilson stump speech
Made this video as part of a paid promotional partnership with River City. Support local bike shops! Especially ones that support local media outlets.
Shop Visit: River City E-Bikes
I ran into Portland bike personality Dumpsta D at an event a few days ago and did a short interview. I met him in 2005 when I first starting showing up to bike events in Portland but lost touch with him and hadn't talked since 2008 or so. He's known as a Street Roots newspaper vendor, artist, and poet — and he always rides the coolest bikes. He's known for finding free bike parts (hence his "dumpster" nickname) and refurbishing them into sweet vintage bike builds. Video and interview by Jonathan Maus #streetinterview #interview #portland #portlandoregon #bicycle #vintagebicycle
Dumpsta D in Portland
Follow along with BikePortland's Jonathan Maus as he makes his way through parks and carfree streets in the Cully neighborhood. This was the second of three Sunday Parkways open streets events hosted by Portland Bureau of Transportation. #openstreets #sundayparkways #portlandoregon #carfree #portland
Sunday Parkways Northeast
Clips from Jonathan Maus's interview with Portland Mayoral Candidate Marshall Runkel in the BikePortland Shed.
Marshall Runkel Interview Trailer
The Pedalpalooza Bike Summer Bleeps and Bloops Ride is described by its leader Mykle Hansen as “an acoustic bicycle adventure.” And was it ever! All types of interesting sound devices rolled up to @controlvoltage on N Mississippi where riders compared bleeping and blooping set-ups and dialed in their sounds. Once we rolled out, the group morphed into a mobile, melismatic mob that meandered the Mississippi neighborhood as delighted onlookers stopped to listen. 🎶🎵🎹🎹🎶👂👂 You’ll want to make sure your sound is on for this one. 🔊🔊 #bikesummer #pedalpalooza #portlandoregon #acoustic
Bleeps and Bloops Ride
An aggressive driver speeds recklessly through a group bicycle ride in Portland, Oregon. One rider was hit but not injured. June 10th, 2024 on NE 21st near NE Clackamas
Driver speeds through Bike Summer group ride
TriMet and Port of Portland have built a new protected bikeway between (just north of) NE 82nd Ave to the PDX Terminal via NE Air Cargo Road. It's pretty nice! Take a closer look with BikePortland's Jonathan Maus. NOTE: After this vid was uploaded, the Port clarified that the 2014 Bike/Ped Plan alignment for the path is no longer in the plans. See the story on BikePortland for clarification https://bikeportland.org/2024/06/11/first-look-new-bike-path-to-portland-airport-387331 #bikes #urbanism #bikeinfrastructure #airports #pdx #portlandoregon
New Bike Path to Portland Airport
A driver has been shooting out Portland’s automated enforcement cameras, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. PPB released a statement and video about the crimes yesterday and say it’s happened seven times since May 27th. @pbotinfo has about 27 of these installed citywide as part of their effort to reduce speeding and save lives. It’s a setback not only for the cost to fix them, but the camera program just recently overcame years of delays. If you’ve seen this dude and his black Subaru, email crimetips@police.portlandoregon.gov. #crime #vandalism #drivers #portlandoregon #visionzero #speeding #wrx
Driver Shoots Gun at Traffic Camera
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