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What Does a Bike Tour Company Do When There Are No Tourists? Deliver Coffee.

As households hunker down, many are opting to have everything from six-packs to groceries brought straight to their doors. But Gilbert noticed that Around Portland—which is connected to the bike repair shop Convenient Cycle—was uniquely suited to convey coffee. Water Avenue Coffee shares its building in inner Southeast Portland, and Trailhead and Elevator are a quick stroll away.

A Town in Eastern Oregon is Hosting a Virtual Bike Race

Race director Brian Cimmiyotti tells WW that 250 riders had pre-registered, and up to 400 cyclists were expected to participate, a large crowd for a town of only about 700 people.

A Cyclist Was Killed After a Collision With a Truck in Goose Hollow, the Eighth Traffic Death This Year

Portland’s Off-Road Cycling Park Gateway Green Is Getting a Multi-Million Dollar Upgrade

Portland’s only mountain bike park is about to undergo a $5.75 million makeover.

Both Leading Candidates for Portland Mayor Ride E-Bikes

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.

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