Category: Bicycle Culture
This piece originally appeared in Issue #16. Order up a subscription to Bicycle Times and you’ll get great content like this delivered right to your door or device. By Justin Steiner Dreaming about a...
Words: Amanda DelCore Originally published in Issue #41 I was itching to ride alone. No offense to any of my trail pals that had accompanied me through Canada, Montana, and Wyoming on the Great...
This article has a family theme, and we reached out to one of the most experienced travelers we know about how he has fared introducing his young son Sage to bicycle touring. In this online...
This is it. The Big One. The Cascadia Subduction Zone has shifted, resulting in a massive earthquake and tsunami that has devastated the Pacific Northwest. In Portland bridges are unsafe to cross, gasoline is...
PRESS RELEASE: It’s not every day that a cyclist in a suit jacket and tie takes to the World Road Race championship course – and wins. But that’s exactly what happened this past weekend...
One of the best things about opening the new home office as the Portland Bureau of Bicycle Times is that I’ve landed right in the middle of Pedalpalooza, Portland’s month-long celebration of bicycles, eccentricity...
By Marie Autrey When I stepped through the exhibit hall doorway, I knew the world had changed. I have a recurring dream in which I’m driving the interstate or walking to the mailbox when...
By Jeff Lockwood The annual European pilgrimage for the Eurobike bicycle tradeshow went down this past weekend in Friedrichshafen, Germany. As expected, the show unveiled all sorts of bikes and bits from manufacturers from...
Editor’s note: Riders Write is an occasional column where we feature reader-submitted stories. This edition tells the story of the Trans-Iowa, a 330-mile gravel race that traverses some of the most difficult terrain imaginable. Author...