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The Urbanists: Urbanist Bike Shops | Bike Courier Meghan Mack
The Muddy: Rides and Shops | Cyclocross Pro Molly Cameron
The Speedsters: Rides and Shops | Track Champ Zak Kovalcik | Hardest Bike Ride in PDX
The Weirdkeepers: Rides and Shops | The Unipiper
The Longhaulers: Rides and Shops | Cycling Tourist Ellee Thalheimer | Bikepacking to the Coast
BMX: Rides and shops | Goods BMX's Shad Johnson
Portland Bike Gear | PDX Airport Carpet Wear | Full Bike Shop Directory
1. PDX Airport Bidon, $25
The Athletic, theathleticcommunity.com.
Printed on Specialized's Purist water bottle, a polymer treated with silicon dioxide in a process called "plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition" that's supposed to provide the clean taste of glass but looks like carpet.
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2. PDX Airport Socks, $15
The Athletic, theathleticcommunity.com.
American-made cycle socks that look like carpet.
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3. PDX Airport Carpet Casquette, $15
The Athletic, theathleticcommunity.com.
An Italian-made cycling cap that looks like carpet.
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4. PDX Carpet Jersey, $80
It's in My Heart, itsinmyheart.com.
A Colombian-made cycle jersey from a Portland company that looks like carpet.
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