Here’s a shot of ‘lil Roger showing off the latest in hip baby wear, the Pedal onesie, in classic bike box green. Come on out to Portland sometime and show us your NYC bike moves sometime Roger!
Baby Roger Strutting His Stuff
Here’s a shot of ‘lil Roger showing off the latest in hip baby wear, the Pedal onesie, in classic bike box green. Come on out to Portland sometime and show us your NYC bike moves sometime Roger!
Baby Roger Strutting His Stuff
Check out this video of a young Steve Jobs comparing computers to our brains as bicycles are to locomotion.
Tune in tonight at 7PM as Pedal chats with the hosts of Cycology Today
Cycology Today is a bicycle safety and informational program taped live on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at the TVCTV studios in
Beaverton Oregon. From upcoming rides and cycling rules, you can find out more about cycling in and around Portland by watching this
program. Plus find out about events, gear and helmet fitting.
Those wishing to watch the program as it airs, here is the broadcast info:
Available in the Portland Metro area from 7 pm to 8 pm, pacific time on Comcast ch 11. Frontier Fios/cable on ch. 22. You can also
check the local listings at www.TVCTV.org
One of the things we love about being the go to for bike tours in and around Portland is being asked all kinds of questions about not only biking but restaurants, bars, hotels, places to go and things to do while here in Oregon.
Today while reserving a road bike for a group from Florida I was asked where would be a good place to set up “camp” (a reasonably priced B&B) for a week where you could go out in a different direction and ride a variety of terrain.
As a dyed in the wool proud Oregonian, naturally I wanted to send these guys to the most beautiful town with the best lodging, restaurants, roads, views and riding possible. Under pressure, here are the places I told him. What do you think of my choices and what others would you suggest? If you nominate YOUR home town, make sure to tell me why based on the criteria above!
McMinnville
Sandy
Molalla
Forest Grove
Hood River
Albany
Holly Takes A Rest During A Hard Day Of Patrolling The Parade
As we get closer to June it’s time to start thinking about the Rose Festival and the Grand Floral Parade.
Last year Holly the dog and I volunteered to be bike mounted volunteers to help patrol in front of the parade and ask people to keep behind the line.
Holly took her job very seriously by allowing herself to be petted by tons of young parade watchers. She was so tired by the end of the day she had to lay down in our cargo bike!
Check out the article in bikeportland.org today.
Anyone who’s interested in being a volunteer can contact Lt. John Brooks at (503) 823-4829 or john[dot]brooks[at]portlandoregon[dot]gov.