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Not All E-Vehicles Are Created Equal. Here’s a Guide to the Current Crop, Mapped By Coolness and Practicality.

We Took Four of the Top-Selling E-Bikes in Portland Out For a Test Ride. Here Are Our Reviews.

First, the bad news: If you’re looking to ditch your car for an e-bike, it’s going to cost you.

Here’s a Primer to Help You Navigate the E-Bike Market

There is so much information out there about e-bikes that it’s easy to research yourself to the point of confusion.

The Most Important Things That Happened in Portland Culture This Week, From Best to Worst

K-pop stans, meet your new uncle.

Portland’s Percentage of Bike Commuters is the Lowest It’s Been in Over 10 Years

According to the Census Bureau’s annual American Community Survey, which was released last week, only an estimated 5.3 percent of Portlanders commuted to work by bike in 2018, BikePortland first noted. That’s the lowest it’s been since 2007.

We Biked Across the Broadway Bridge with Bill Walton to Talk About Cycling, the Blazers and Getting His Bicycle Stolen During the ’77 Championship Parade

The 1977 NBA Finals MVP had returned to Portland to lead a procession of cyclists across the Broadway Bridge and into Terry Schrunk Plaza for a special announcement related to the Trail Blazers’ upcoming 50th anniversary season.

Bill Walton Is Leading a Public Bike Ride Through the Streets of Portland This Weekend

Bill Walton is returning to Portland to lead a bike ride that retraces the route of the 1977 championship parade.

The Arrival of E-Bikes in Portland Is Delayed

Portland Bureau of Transportation plans to go Council to extend the contract with th company Motivate.

Portland Is Working to Become a Bike Haven Again

Portland has long claimed the mantle of bikers’ paradise, but it has seen other cities catch up and surpass it in that arena. The new plan will finally help Portland to compete again.

Yes, it Is Possible to Bike Through Snow. Here’s How.

Gary Meyer remembers a time when only hardcore mountain bikers would venture onto snowy trails. It wasn’t that long ago. “When I got my first fat bike in 2011, there were probably five to 10 [riders] in Bend with fat bikes,” says Meyer, the winter trail coordinator for the Central Oregon Trail Alliance.

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