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Elly Blue
Bikestravaganza: Off the Chainring Tour Wants to Improve Cycling Infrastructure
Elly Blue and Joe Biel will tour across Northwestern US on a quest to share knowledge with community members and learn how to improve urban transportation.
August 5, 2010 by Vivien Diniz in Portland
Patrick Barber
Biker Discounts and Incentives at Businesses Near You!
Get great deals at some bike-friendly establishments in Portland.
July 22, 2010 by Marisa Howard in Portland
Marissa Howard
Steelin' Wheels: How Bike Theft Works in Portland
An inside look at how and why bicycles are stolen in Portland with tips on how to keep your ride safe.
July 1, 2010 by Sarah Mirk in Portland
Patrick Barber
Conquering Challenges
Marisa Howard rises to the challenges of moving the Portland section online.
July 1, 2010 by Marisa Howard in Portland
Anna Brones
Indie Bike Business Strikes it Big in Portland
Portland bike-based businesses promote a lifestyle and a sense of community that sets them apart from other cities by serving as a hub for bike culture.
July 1, 2010 by Anna Brones in Portland
Shawn Linehan
Where Japanese Food and Bike Culture Collide
Todbott's Triangles offers car-free Japanese fare that makes you feel like you're supporting something good.
Sarah Mirk
Women and Bikes: Making Money
Bikey women make their way in cycling culture with The Portland Society.
July 1, 2010 by Sarah Mirk in Portland
Aftermass: A post-Critical Mass Portland
A clip from the potential feature length video by Joe Biel. Joe is trying to raise funds to make this project a feature length documentary.
June 23, 2010 in Portland
Carye Bye
Artist Carye Bye has been inspired by the Portland cycling community to adopt biking as her only mode of transportation.
May 1, 2010 by Marisa Howard in Portland
Bridge to the Future
A look at both sides of the Columbia River Crossing debate.
May 1, 2010 by Sarah Mirk in Portland
