Bikes

Portland World Naked Bike Ride Announces Grant Park as Starting Location

The ride returns after taking 2024 off to reorganize its leadership team.

By Rachel Saslow

Downtown’s West End Bikes to Close in April

By Rachel Saslow

Splinter Group to Host Independent World Naked Bike Ride Sept. 21

By Rachel Saslow

Abortion Rights Protesters on Bikes Will Denounce Providence at the Bridge Pedal

By Aaron Mesh

Portland Expands Biketown Service Area to Include St. Johns and Outer East Portland

By Suzette Smith

The Biking World Fails Fat Athletes, but Two Northwest Cyclists Are Changing That

By Megan Burbank

Biketown Makes All Portland-Area College Students on Financial Aid Eligible for Free Rides

By Suzette Smith

PBOT Will Make Some of Its COVID-Era “Slow Streets” Permanent

By Shannon Gormley

During Her Career at PBOT, Kirstin Byer Made Her Mark on Portland—With Bike Lane Art

By Shannon Gormley

Portland Is Donating Some of Its Disused Biketown Fleet to Canada

By Shannon Gormley

Portland’s Newest Pedestrian-Only Bridge Will Open Next Week

By Shannon Gormley

Damian Lillard Finally Bought an Electric Bicycle

By Shannon Gormley

For the Second Year in a Row, Sunday Parkways Won’t Operate as Normal

By Shannon Gormley

Pedalpalooza Will Happen This Year—and Be Three Times Longer Than Usual

By Shannon Gormley