Brrrr. See how othersThis morning’s commute was one of the coldest (mid-20s without windchill) and windiest I can remember in the five years I’ve lived in Portland. I was curious how many people would set out on their bikes this morning (I [...]
My pal Meli of Bikes and the City was one of the models at the SF Bike Expo "BikeStyle" fashion show. She posted some behind the scenes photos from the dressing room. Enjoy!
Jim Wilson has some photos from the 2009 Capital Cross Classic
Sure, it’s been a few weeks since the event, but does a photo of Holly Bass have to be timely to make it onto our website? I think not.
Go check out the rest of Matt Dunn’s photos, as well as Tracy [...]
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Lake McTighe from Metro’s active Last night about 40-50 Portlanders (and at least one Vancouverite!) packed into a room at the back of Floyd’s Coffee Shop in Old Town for a mini town hall discussion on the state of bike activism [...]
Metro President David Bragdon.With momentum surging for the Columbia River Crossing and what could be a pivotal Project Sponsor’s Council meeting just hours away, Portland Mayor Sam Adams and Metro [...]
Detail of new “channelizing islands” recently The City of Portland Bureau of Transportation is just weeks away from unveiling one of the most [...]
http://velonews.com/article/100214/from-snowboards-to–cross-bikes. This is worth the read and has some great photos from the USGP races that Ali has been crushing.
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Part of the farm-bike-boat delivery team atJan Lundberg moved to Portland a year ago because it seemed like the best place to pursue his intersecting passions for food security, peak oil, [...]
A meeting Friday could have major This Friday, the Columbia River Crossing (CRC) project will be put to a crucial test. At a meeting of the [...]
The double-spiralAfter Paul Conte graduated from Syracuse University’s industrial design program, he took an office job — but realized before long that he wasn’t living the life he wanted to lead. So he quit, trained to be a carpenter, and moved [...]
Sara Stout is busy creatingI recently paid a visit to Sara Stout in the treehouse where she lives, paints, and tends to her bike fleet and aging dog Betty (a longtime fixture [...]
"Comeback 2.0: Up Close and Personal" is the story of Lance Armstrong's return to professional cycling in 2009.
The story is told in his own journal entries interspersed throughout the book with color photos by Liz Kreutz, who followed Armstrong throughout the 2009 season.
The 208-page book will be released on' [...]
From Maira Kalman in today's NY Times, a little story in cartoons, photos and handwritten text about our eating habits in the Land of the Free. I didn't read the comments (just got up) but I will.' [...] I obviously like to cycle … but often hiking is a better way to get up high and enjoy the Alps.
Here are a few photos from some recent hikes:
Every November we like to hike up high in the Grand Massif (Flaine) before the skiing starts:
I obviously like to cycle … but often hiking is a better way to get up high and enjoy the Alps.
Here are a few photos from some recent hikes:
Every November we like to hike up high in the Grand Massif (Flaine) before the skiing starts:
Brian Campbell is selling this trailer home. The Thanksgiving holiday is all about home for many people. For Brian Campbell, home has been a bicycle for [...]
[This story was co-written by Elly Blue and Jonathan Maus]
Scott BrickerLast week the Board of Directors of the Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) — Oregon’s largest bicycle advocacy organization — fired Scott Bricker after he served just two years as the organization’s executive [...]
The bike lane with the sharrows too.
At the bottom of the hill, the road is two way to give access to a garage, so the bike lane is gone for about 40 feet before [...]
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