Bike Summer calendar

Join other bike-minded folks for drinks, food and community every Wednesday from 3-6 (or so). Bike Happy Hour is a place where everyone is welcomed and embraced by our community. Just show up and hang out. That's it! Follow @bikeportland on socials for updates and info about special themed nights or special guest appearances. All ages are welcome. We often have little kiddos running around. We've got coloring books and crayons, and feel free to bring your own activities: puzzles, crafts, games, or whatever. 3:00 pm - Quiet(er) hours. If you don't like crowds or want to talk to me (Jonathan) one-on-one, this is a great time to show up. 4:00 pm - Free Fries! (Please help BikePortland sustain this cherished tradition by sponsoring the fries via this link. https://bikeportland.org/contribute) 5:30 pm - Open Mic. Special guest speeches and announcements. Everyone is welcome to share. No invitation needed. 6:00 pm - Folks start to leave, but you're welcome to stay later.

maus.jonathan@gmail.com

(503) 706-8804

Bike Happy Hour

***************************************************************************************************************** ***UPDATED on Tue. July 15th, one day before the ride*** It's going to be hot, hot, hot, mid to upper 90s, so prepare for that- extra water bottles, insulated water bottles, ice blocks in insulated bags/coolers, cooling towels, spray water bottles, battery operated fans, etc. Also, there are two other events happening now (we learned of them yesterday long after we posted this event). Event 1- ours Event 2- Another group will be protesting at City Hall and in Council Chambers starting at 5pm. Event 3- Black Lives Matter and other groups will be at the downtown Police Station at 5pm protesting as well. ***************************************************************************************************************** Family Friendly, Law Abiding, Peaceful, Mellow ride from Colonel Summers Park to City Council Chambers to peacefully encourage City Councilors to revoke the permit for the I.C.E. Detention Office on Macadam Boulevard. Portland City Council has the right and responsibility to revoke the I.C.E. permit. The conditions of the permit requires that “the facility and its operations will not pose an unreasonable safety threat to nearby uses and residents” and can not hold detainees for more than 12 hours. The I.C.E. Detention Center is clearly a threat to the local residents of the neighborhood, using tear gas and rubber bullets in a residential neighborhood, across the street from a building that houses a low income elderly community, near a childcare facility, and hospital clinics. It has held detainees for longer than 12 hours, violating the conditional use permit. Portland City Council should enforce the law, revoke the permit, and uphold the ideals of our Sanctuary City. ***GOING INTO CITY HALL REQUIRES SECURITY SCREENING*** This is a no-drop ride. Bring food/snacks, water for yourself and family members, and remember your helmets and locks. No food is allowed in Council Chambers. The ride should be back to Colonel Summers at 7:30pm. We will need volunteers to cork, ride at the back (no drop). We will not leave bikes unattended outside City Hall. ***BRING YOUR BIKE LOCKS!!*** A volunteer will stay with the bikes at all times. If you’re not riding with us, meet at 5:30pm outside the main City Hall entrance: Portland City Hall 1221 SW 4th Ave, Portland, OR 97204 Entrance is on SW 4th between SW Jefferson and SW Madison. Our message will be peaceful and we will hold our signs up silently during public comments. ******UPDATE: Use paper signs we can collect and give to the security guard for council members/mayor as we are leaving the council chambers.****** Per City Council Website: “Please note: Public communications spots are fully booked through September 2025. The October dates will be available on August 1, 2025. “ We will hold signs or banners made from 8.5” x 11” paper (feel free to tape paper together to make a long banner) to have zero issues with security/x-ray machines getting into city hall. Don’t bring signs on sticks. PLEASE PRINT YOUR OWN if you have a printer. Feel free to draw, use colors, markers, etc. but BOLD black on white paper will show up well. We will have extra paper, tape and black markers at Colonel Summers. Our PAPER ONLY signs should make requests of the Council. “ICE out of Portland.” “End ICE Presence.” “Portland should terminate ICE’s contract.” “Revoke ICE Permit” Lets keep the tone peaceful and respectful. No food is allowed in Council Chambers. Questions? Email sanctuarycyclePDX@gmail.com

sanctuarycyclePDX@gmail.com

playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhD58dP9kq8&list=PL7nSEkBiAjsG_Ow7kj5SXF-oH9Nixdnpz Duckworth Dock Summer Swim WENESDAY !!! Swimming, lounging, people watching, and sunset viewing in the CLEAN Willamette River !!! We aim to cultivate a positive culture of fun and highlight the Duckworth Dock as a key amenity of Lloyd District. This is your chance to dive into the best swimming hole in central city Portland, right on the Eastbank Esplanade. Bring your floaties, fins, inflatables, goggles, and smiles the Willamette River has lots to offer if you just want to dip your feet in over the edge, listen to music, people watch and take in the bridges, Amtrak trains crossing the river and the sunset. THE BEST way to get to Duckworth Dock is to ride your bike, there is lots of bike parking on site. GPS beginning: 45.522091537260636, -122.6375189184002 GPS ending: 45.524805777710206, -122.66590504802068

Join Nomad Cycles and the e-bike community on our monthly East side e-bike ride! Come with a full battery to ride with the ease only an electric bike can offer. This month's ride theme is Beach Party, as we'll be ending at the @humanaccessproject's Duckworth Dock Summer Wednesdays, with bike beats via @popcartpdx. If you're wanting to take a dip, wear your swim suit and pack that towel and floaty! We start gathering at 6 at the outdoor seating of Paqui, which is on NE 59th around the corner from Nomad. We'll hit the road at 6:30, meandering around interesting city terrain, with an opportunity or two to climb hills effortlessly and potentially open that throttle if you so desire. This is a consistent monthly ride held on every third Wednesday of the month. Frequently Woman led and all are welcome, this is an inclusive ride that is treated as a safe space.

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Code up dreams while we pedal? It's that easy. Just tell your phone what you want and Wow, now you have it. Fun paced with a park stop along the way. Ride leader Chris wrestled with the computer so you don't have to. Tech pros and total beginners welcome.

jchris@vibes.diy

Vibes DIY

Come one, come all! All Bodies on Bikes is hosting a ride on Wednesday, July 16 and we want to see you there! Meet at Irving Park near the restrooms and covered picnic tables at 6 for some social time. When you arrive at Irving Park head over to the picnic tables to check out our All Bodies on Bikes Merch available for purchase and to sign our waiver. We will begin the ride at 6:30 after a pre-ride talk. Expect a 6 mile ride with less than 100 feet of uphill riding and a stop at the half-way point which will be Peninsula Park. We will not exceed a pace of 8-miles/hour and will adjust the pace if folks would like to go a bit slower. This is a no drop ride, that means we will have designated folks at the back of the ride who will have the route and will not leave anyone behind. The route is not quite a loop, we will end the ride at The Athletic at their new location on Williams for an ice cream social to celebrate with folks heading to Cycle Oregon's Joyride! All Bodies on Bikes is a non-profit on a mission to create a body size inclusive community, educate and change the bike industry, ensure access to safe and comfortable biking equipment, and celebrate joyful movement on a bicycle. We envision a world where anyone, regardless of body size, weight, or perceived fitness level can safely enjoy a bike ride in a way that is joyful to them.  We believe that all bodies are good bodies, all bikes are good bikes, and all rides deserve to be celebrated! As our friends at The Athletic say, we are all athletic! The bike route is linked here (https://ridewithgps.com/routes/51605936) if you’d like to review in advance. Please reach out to @kornhausersauce or email kailey@allbodiesonbikes.com if you have any questions about the ride, or if you’d like to volunteer to sweep, cork, or provide mechanical support. We can’t wait to see you there!

kailey@allbodiesonbikes.com

allbodiesonbikes.com

Your adventurous neighborhood group ride here! Our friend came up with a wonderful idea and we are running, riding?, with it! Guest leader and concept by Aryn and we are very excited to bring it to you, our bike fam! The idea is simple. Visit the lowest point in Beaverton and then head to the highest point and make our way back to BTC. Aryn says it will be about 18 miles and 940 feet of elevation. We are have a no-drop mentality and try and wait for folks. Climbing is challenging for a lot of folks so we do our best to make sure we all make it. Suffering with others makes the climbing less burdensome and it's how we've made a lot of friends. Through the conversations on the climb. Come challenge yourself, make some friends, check out the suburbs, and be one of the first to do this fun and engaging route! Follow us on IG! @westsidewednesdayride Raffle tickets available for $10 for a main prize of a Chrome Industries Messenger Bag.

Communicornity building event. Meet at Kern Park at 11:00 am, scoot, roll, push, pull, bike, etc. at 11:20 am, get to and end at Essex Park (splash pad) before noon. Slowest pace! Bring helmet, sun block, costume, water, snack, toys, soccer ball, basket ball, swim suit, lemonade, music, bike deco…(candy to share)!

playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhD58dP9kq8&list=PL7nSEkBiAjsG_Ow7kj5SXF-oH9Nixdnpz Duckworth Dock Summer Swim Thursday !!! Swimming, lounging, people watching, and sunset viewing in the CLEAN Willamette River !!! We aim to cultivate a positive culture of fun and highlight the Duckworth Dock as a key amenity of Lloyd District. This is your chance to dive into the best swimming hole in central city Portland, right on the Eastbank Esplanade. Bring your floaties, fins, inflatables, goggles, and smiles the Willamette River has lots to offer if you just want to dip your feet in over the edge, listen to music, people watch and take in the bridges, Amtrak trains crossing the river and the sunset. THE BEST way to get to Duckworth Dock is to ride your bike, there is lots of bike parking on site. GPS beginning: 45.551120679335, -122.66715469103904 GPS ending: 45.524805777710206, -122.66590504802068

This will be our 4th annual ride focusing on bringing joy, curiosity, and thoughtful attention to our urban canopy and its inequities which fall along lines of historical racism and income disparities. Our urban Trees keep us well in many ways, and deserve our love and protection. The good news is, the City is listening and making progress! Let's keep the momentum rolling and have a night of celebration for our Tree neighbors and the gifts they give us. 🌱❤️🌲 Notes! - Kids welcome, though they should be able to keep up with a pace that's casual for adults. - It’s a one-way (not a loop) ride.

tyler@350pdx.org

350PDX

Bring your friends, picnic blankets, and favorite snacks to share! This ride is all about sharing with your community. Is there a particular bag of chips from H-Mart that only YOU know about? Do you have a secret 7-layer dip recipe that you're famous for? Or does your grandma make the worlds best brownie bites? If any of these scenarios resonate with you, this is the ride for you! Come with your favorite secret or un-secret snacks to share with friends old and new. This will be a short and party-paced ride, accessible for anyone with a bike or any other human-powered wheeled device. IMPORTANT: There will be NO store stop on this ride, so please bring what you need to the ride. The end spot will be Laurelhurst Park with public bathrooms and musical entertainment feat. Johnny Franco's weekly Curbside Seranade!

How do you haul stuff? Storage makes the bike more useful. You can drive less, and do more by bike. Milk crates are my favorite solution! They hold so much! Since there's no lid, there's no limit to the height of your pile. You can put things in and take things out, while riding, or at a red light. You can attach decorations! It's cheap and easy! Calling all cyclists with milk crates on their bikes! Or those who are crate-curious. From the starting point, we'll head to Laurelhurst Park for milk-crate games and contests. Afterwards, we'll head to a grocery store (People's Coop or New Seasons), for a ~25 minute stop, and show off how many groceries you can carry. From there, you can either head home, or ride around downtown with me, ending at Lovejoy Fountain Park. This will be a slow ride, paced for people learning to bicycle, and families with children. No one will be left behind. This allows time for socializing during the ride. We’ll take greenways and bike lanes, to minimize interactions with drivers… because Portland’s bicycle network is incomplete, there may be short necessary portions of sharing larger roads, and we’ll stay together as a group for safety.

(Find People in the pink vests please don’t approach Bike Play performers themselves as they need to focus on their work). We need calm, kind corkers to help with Bike play. By helping it allows the performers to focus on their preparation for the next scene and relax and breathe a little more. By helping it also allows the families who turn up in large numbers to also relax riding with their children. For many people this will be there only Pedalpalooza bike ride. How to cork basics, This ride emanates happy energy so drivers react and the ride is well received. General attitude: Engage with drivers kindly and thank them for waiting. Letting drivers know from a distance with hand gestures that it will just be a short delay. Please don’t crowd drivers by parking right on their bumper or riding up too their windows (they can feel intimidated by us no matter how friendly we are). Please don’t race through the group to get back to the front and become a risk factor for those around you (difficult to balance when you’re needed at the front but we also need to be careful around all the beginner riders). 1/Ride ahead of the group stopping on side streets to communicate with oncoming traffic. 2/Ride ahead of the group to the next busy intersection and try and direct cars from not turning onto the road. 3/Do not cork magor intersections until asked by the lead corker or Bike Play. We need to make sure we’re regrouped before corking the busier roads, 4/When waiting for Bike Play to pass over main intersections please wait for the very last riders too pass before stopping corking. 5/ Take care of yourself as well. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or triggered by a car interaction, please take time to regulate your emotions. We need to make sure we’re in a calm space. 6/ Enjoy hearing people yell, ‘ thank you corker’ and watching all the smiling faces ride by.

Bike Play 16: Up Shift Creek Tired of the hustle and bustle of city living? Looking to find yourself in the great outdoors? Ride along with Bike Play as we explore Portland’s premier bikepacking destination, Shift Creek! Shift Creek offers miles of forested backcountry trails featuring wildlife encounters and stunning vistas. Grab your granola, hiking shorts, and bear spray and join us for the theatrical adventure of a lifetime in Bike Play 16: Up Shift Creek. Bike play is half original theater/ half bike ride FREE- Donations much appreciated *Outdoor adventure gear costumes highly encouraged Ride is a loop starting and ending at Gammans Park (N Gammans Pl, Portland, OR 97217) Bathrooms available one block south at Arbor Lodge Park. Gather begins at 6:30PM, show/ride begins promptly at 7:00PM.

bikeplay.pdx@gmail.com

9712218413

Bike Play Instagram

https://www.bikeplaypdx.com/

Thursday Night Ride is Portland’s longest-running weekly social ride, riding every Thursday night since 2015! Routes and ride leaders change weekly, but expect an energetic party-paced “rolling dive bar” of a ride for newcomers and regulars alike. Most rides will feature park and store stops, but come prepared to have fun and celebrate cycling together—other wheeled guests should respect the pace and space of cyclists. New leadership, same positive vibes. While you might expect some wheelies and other chaos, riders are expected to follow Shift’s Code of Conduct, and if you’re banned from any Shift rides, TNR isn’t for you. No complaints, just accountability—if your behavior makes others feel uncomfortable or unsafe, please leave the ride before the ride leaves you. Riders should practice consent, accountability, respect, and de-escalation at all times. Stay behind the ride leader and don’t forget to thank a corker! 📍 Salmon Street Springs, every Thursday, rain or shine. 🕖 Meet at 7:00, announcements at 7:30. ✨Be an Empowered Bystander✨ See something off? Step up in a way that feels right for you: 🗣️ Direct: If it's safe, say *That's Not Right* for TNR. 🎭 Distract: Change the vibe and give them an out 🙋🏽 Delegate: Get help from a ride leader or trusted friend ⏳ Delay: Check in with the person afterwards 📝 Document: Write down what happened

Thursday Night Ride

⛲️ If you have any questions, concerns, or just want to get involved, come early and ask for the ride leader—we’ll see you at the fountain!

Join us for the 2nd Annual Portland Music Ride, celebrating the music of Portland! We’ll be riding to a playlist of exclusively Portland-based artists. Come with an open-mind to a variety of musical styles, including hip hop, country, metal, electronic, indie rock and more. This ride is hosted in partnership with Ride Safe PDX and is no-drop. THEME: Music from Portland artists only, with a mix of popular and underground musicians. Wearing merch from your Portland bands/artists is encouraged! This is a curated playlist, so please refrain from playing your own music. Synced sound systems are welcome. Attended last year's ride? Expect an almost completely new set of artists and songs! ROUTE: Route will be around 10-12 miles and will be a loop. It should take us about 2 hours with store-stop time to complete the ride. --------- This ride aims to be a safer space. We take the Shift2Bikes Code of Conduct seriously and do not allow harassment, violence, racism, bigotry, threats, or other actions that go against the code of conduct. Always ask for consent before touching another person or their belongings. If you experience or witness an issue, please alert a ride leader. Banned riders are banned here.

https://www.instagram.com/pitprincette/

Hello, Sellwood families! SMILE’s Transportation Committee is hosting a BIKE BUS from Llewelyn School to Sellwood Park every Friday morning this summer. Beginning Friday, June 20, the Bike Bus will depart from the front of Llewelyn Elementary School every Friday morning at 9:50, ride a loop on bike-friendly roads and greenways, and conclude at Sellwood Park at 10:10 (map, route information, and pickup times can be found at bit.ly/sellwood2025). The ride will be family-friendly, with music, an adult ride leader, and a caboose rider. Helmets are required for anyone under 16 years old. Kids riding on their own bike should be at least 8 years old and able to ride for a couple of miles. Younger kids may join with parental support. Parents are encouraged and welcome to attend! All bikes should be in good condition. The pace will be fairly slow, and nobody will be dropped. Don't forget locks for bikes to lock up at the park. NOTE: The Bike Bus will only go to Sellwood Park; riders will return on their own. THE SHACK IS BACK! And of course, once you arrive at the park, there will be plenty to do all day at The Shack, hosted by the Sellwood Community House. Check out the website for updated activities for all ages: sellwoodcommunityhouse.org/the-shack-at-sellwood-park

Route and stop information

https://www.sellwoodcommunityhouse.org/the-shack-at-sellwood-park#calendar-schedule

Approximately 100 years ago these two titans of liberty were born. This ride will celebrate their lives... By any means necessary

🚴‍♀️🐑 SHEEPAPALOOZA IS HERE! 🐑🚴‍♂️ Grab your bikes, your bells, and your best farmyard flair — it’s time for Sheepapalooza! Let’s follow Bo Peep around the waterfront and up to Laurelhurst Park to see how many smiles, laughs, and barnyard sounds we can stir up along the way. Costumes encouraged, joy required, and all farmyard animals are welcome — from clucking chickens, mooing cows, to fainting goats. 🐓🐖🐄 Details: 📍 Start: Poet's Beach 🕒 Time: 5:00 Meet 5:30 Leave 🎉 Vibe: Whimsical, family-friendly, pedal-powered fun 🏁 Finish Line: Laurelhurst Park for Comedy in the Park — the best event to bike to! Come join the silliest spin on two wheels and cap it off with some belly laughs in the grass. Let’s make the city echo with some good old-fashioned "baaa"-nter!

Come dressed in your favorite ITYSL outfit and be prepared to converse in nothing but ITYSL quotes! This is the adult tour, we can say whatever THE HELL we want! If you’ve never seen an episode, you are welcome too!! Costumes Encouraged. At one of our stops, we will have a costume contest judged by fellow riders. Prizes? Maybe. Respect? Absolutely not.

Join Bike Milwaukie for an irregular monthly ride to celebrate a fun Milwaukie Tradition Porch Fest. We'll meet in downtown Milwaukie and travel to three locations for 15-20 minute stops where we'll listen to music and mingle before traveling to the next stop. Grab dinner before we depart at the Milwaukie Station Food Cart pod.

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Sick of the dating apps? It’s brutal out there. Come ride bikes with us! Bring your speakers, we have a themed playlist! Let’s end the ride at a cool end spot. Bring some drinks and snacks for your new friends.

Fiesta on Bikes is back! Our homie Jax is expecting, but don't let that fool you this will be nothing short of a Fiesta! Food, fun, perhaps a piñata 🪅 come help celebrate with this one of a kind Baby Shower Fiesta ride. Casual ride, mostly flat 5-6 miles Fiesta pace.

(Find People in the pink vests please don’t approach Bike Play performers themselves as they need to focus on their work). We need calm, kind corkers to help with Bike play. By helping it allows the performers to focus on their preparation for the next scene and relax and breathe a little more. By helping it also allows the families who turn up in large numbers to also relax riding with their children. For many people this will be there only Pedalpalooza bike ride. How to cork basics, This ride emanates happy energy so drivers react and the ride is well received. General attitude: Engage with drivers kindly and thank them for waiting. Letting drivers know from a distance with hand gestures that it will just be a short delay. Please don’t crowd drivers by parking right on their bumper or riding up too their windows (they can feel intimidated by us no matter how friendly we are). Please don’t race through the group to get back to the front and become a risk factor for those around you (difficult to balance when you’re needed at the front but we also need to be careful around all the beginner riders). 1/Ride ahead of the group stopping on side streets to communicate with oncoming traffic. 2/Ride ahead of the group to the next busy intersection and try and direct cars from not turning onto the road. 3/Do not cork magor intersections until asked by the lead corker or Bike Play. We need to make sure we’re regrouped before corking the busier roads, 4/When waiting for Bike Play to pass over main intersections please wait for the very last riders too pass before stopping corking. 5/ Take care of yourself as well. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or triggered by a car interaction, please take time to regulate your emotions. We need to make sure we’re in a calm space. 6/ Enjoy hearing people yell, ‘ thank you corker’ and watching all the smiling faces ride by.

Bike Play 16: Up Shift Creek Tired of the hustle and bustle of city living? Looking to find yourself in the great outdoors? Ride along with Bike Play as we explore Portland’s premier bikepacking destination, Shift Creek! Shift Creek offers miles of forested backcountry trails featuring wildlife encounters and stunning vistas. Grab your granola, hiking shorts, and bear spray and join us for the theatrical adventure of a lifetime in Bike Play 16: Up Shift Creek. Bike play is half original theater/ half bike ride FREE- Donations much appreciated *Outdoor adventure gear costumes highly encouraged Ride is a loop starting and ending at Gammans Park (N Gammans Pl, Portland, OR 97217) Bathrooms available one block south at Arbor Lodge Park. Gather begins at 6:30PM, show/ride begins promptly at 7:00PM.

bikeplay.pdx@gmail.com

9712218413

Bike Play Instagram

https://www.bikeplaypdx.com/

Find your bike Every Friday Night. We meet at Ladds circle, in the circle. If it is raining, head down to the covered area of Abernethy Elementary School. Ride slowly meets at 7 pm and departs roughly at 7:45/8ish pm. An honorary 3 minutes of Ladd laps (Ding Ding Ride/Ladd500) and then we send it. Sometimes we have guest ride leaders. Friday Night Rides are different every time. Sometimes we go to other rides happening around town during the summer. End of ride fires/good vibes/respect/no jerks/ We are a community. Respect each other! No aggressive, sexist, racist, or any other kind of BS will be tolerated. Violations against the code of conduct will be reported to shift2bikes. If you ride Sur-Ron/powerful electric bikes this is not the ride for you. You can come but you might be heckled. This is a bicycle ride. Bring lights/locks/responsible vibes/a cup/ Casual pace with some extra zip 10-20ish mile rides with store stops/park stops/art stops NOT NECESSARILY A NO DROP RIDE… ESPECIALLY IN THE FALL/WINTER/SPRING. Be careful of slippery roads/leafs on ground/pot holes. Call out road hazards to help bike friends stay safe. 1st Friday is bottle share night. (bottle of wine/crazy beer/kombucha/coconut water/fizzy waters/anything you like to drink/want to share) 2nd Fridays are MMR - later night vibes to make it to Midnight Mystery Ride. If you want to lead a ride just ask! REPEAT… NOT NECESSARILY A NO DROP RIDE… ESPECIALLY IN THE FALL/WINTER/SPRING. Guest ride leaders wanted and appreciated! Instagram @fridaynightride

More details TBD. But for now. Time to drop in too the vibe of this years Glastonbury festival. We’ll play through 2025 artists as well as some of the stand out artists and songs of the last 30years. Vibe will be high. Music will be from Lola Young, Oasis, Kneecap, Bob Vylan, Blur, Pulp, Soo Good and many others. Route will be easy and about 10-14 miles with a store stop and some shenanigans. Costumes are welcome if you wanna be your fave performer from some year of Glastonbury. We will do a few silly things like settle the Blur Vs Oasis debate, perhaps some more stupid stuff. As with all our rides we practice consent and non-violence and ask Bullies to leave. If you’re banned because you’re banned here too.

Goth, Industrial, Darkwave, Alternative. Shoegaze. Join us in celebrating our 5th year hosting this dark event! Once again...we'll gather on SE 26th St. at the main entrance to Lone Fir Cemetery from 7:45pm. Ride leaves at dusk (at 8:45pm). 'Honoring the deceased, celebrating life!' Route will be a slow-paced ride along the streets and neighborhoods of inner SE/NE and is not a loop (meaning it won't end up back at Lone Fir). Bikes, one-wheels, skateboards, skates... are all welcomed! Store Stop at midpoint. End spot will be a safe, non-residential location with live DJ Set!! Light up your bikes, play your dark tunes, bring some gloom and doom, and let's gather on a lovely summer evening and celebrate our Gothness...on bikes! IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be respectful if you should enter the cemetery grounds by not gathering on or near headstones/gravestones, etc. Stay on the paved roadway within the Cemetery. Leave no trace!

linuspumpkin@outlook.com

Hey Folks! We previously did a couple of these video game rides, Where we bring a larger projector around and play games on the sides of buildings. The most recent was plagued by issues w the Atari we were using. While we salvaged the ride with another console unit we didnt get to have a proper contest for Space Invaders. And I'm sure you would agree that just won't do! We have solved the issue and are looking forward to this RePlay! We will ride to and compete at one main location this time. I will post that location the evening of the ride so people can join us mid-session if they would like. If there is enough interest we will unlock a bonus level somewhere

We meet at a different park in Portland every Saturday all year morning at about 9 to talk about home repair, travel plans, obscure board games, insects, etymology and sometimes bikes. Coffee Outside is often a meeting or starting point for adventures, day rides, group food cart rides or other outings. Bring a means to make coffee or some sort of coffee-adjacent beverage, or not. Instant chai? Perfect. A canned coffee beverage from the bodega? Legit. A special small batch blend of beans roasted in your neighborhood roastery that you measure by weight (portable scale, naturally) hand-grind in your titanium grinder before making a slow pour-over using hand-made paper filters and perfect temperature water? Sure, go for it. Baked goods are always appreciated but not at all required. Uniform? Nope. Fancy bike? Nope. Racing or ultra bikepacking chops? Nope. We enthusiastically welcome new faces and have no barrier to entry other than being your authentic self and leaving any bad/aggro attitudes at home. We post the location every Thursday on the PDX Coffee Outside website, which our friend Chris updates, and our Instagram account.

PDX Coffee Outside

https://www.instagram.com/pdxcoffeeoutside/

Join us on our annual Larch Mountain ride! Fixed geared bikes are heavily encouraged but no bicycle will be turned away. There will be a couple regroups but there won't be a lot of waiting around, unfortunately, due to time constraints. The route will be roughly 90 miles and about 5,500+ feet of elevation. We will make a short visit to Vista House on the return as well. May even do a "half mast" at Tabor depending on the vibe. Meeting at Vera Katz Statue at 9 am with a 9:30 roll out. Bring snacks, there will be a store stop at the Corbet Country Store with hot foods and cold drinks, but you will want to be snacking and drinking.

Straw Hats and Pirate scallywags assemble to savor a Saturday morning roll along the Willamette! Piratey Costumes and Cosplay Aye! Bring $ for a tankard of ale at Baerlic Brewing at the ride's end. Ride is about 6 miles One Piece is a manga/anime series about the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy and his crew of Straw Hat pirates. They seek their dreams and the treasure of Gol D. Roger, which he left all in One Piece!

Community led ride - many folks now know the route and different folks can point the way each week! There are three meeting points: 1. SE Clinton St/41st Ave at 10 am (ride at 10:05) 2. SE Clinton St/26 Ave at 10:10 am (ride at 10:15) 3. Tilikum Bridge at (former) PDX Opera ~10:25 am; leaving from Tilikum location ~10:30 am 4. Arrive at PSU Market ~11 am Ride is on every Saturday the market is open (year round except weekend between Christmas and New Year). We will make every effort to note weather-related closures here promptly.

Join us for our second annual history tour through North and Northeast Portland. We will stop at multiple locations of interest in Piedmont, Concordia, and Woodlawn, where volunteers will speak to the history of notable sites. Feel free to stay longer at the Woodlawn Farmers Market or at one the many adjacent bars/restaurants. This ride is almost a loop. If you wanted to start an finish at Peninsula Park, it would be easy to complete the loop on your own after we finish. https://ridewithgps.com/routes/51697986

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Discover the beauty of Wilsonville on two wheels during our community-centered heARTs of Wilsonville Bike Ride! This fun, family-friendly ride takes you on a scenic tour of the city's vibrant public art, heARTs of Wilsonville project. Whether you're an avid cyclist or just looking for a relaxing ride, this event celebrates creativity, connection, and active living. Helmets required, smiles guaranteed! Location: Town Center Park Date and Time: Saturday, July 19th Meet at 10am. Depart at 10:30am. This ride is family-friendly. Be prepared for an 8-mile loop with frequent breaks to admire the new heARTs of Wilsonville art installations. Learn about the project from those involved.

https://www.wilsonvilleoregon.gov/transit/page/hearts-wilsonville-bike-tour

Join SOLVE in cleaning up litter and debris along the I 205 Multi-use path and entrance to the Woodstock neighborhood! Cargo Bikes welcome!! Sign up on the SOLVE website below!

mark@solveoregon.org

SOLVE Volunteer site

Visit some of the amazing urban farms that the Cully neighborhood is famous for! Learn about regenerative agricultural practices, classes, volunteer opportunities, and Community Supported Agriculture. Some farmers and farm educators will lead us on tours of their beautiful sites. Social pace, flat route, kids welcome. Not a loop but end point is about one mile from start. There will be some access to drinking water (BYOB) and bathrooms during the ride.

503-849-9466

www.handmadegardenspdx.com

Nomad Cycles is attending the Portland Saturday Market and will be hosting a fun and social paced group ride. Meet us at the starting point by our booth near the Skidmore Founatin at Ankeny Plaza. This ride will be a short loop around the waterfront and through some parts of downtown and back to the Saturday Market. All bikes and all bodies welcome. Let’s celebrate bikes, the good sunny weather and beauty of downtown Portland Oregon!

brad@nomadcyclespdx.com

In addition to being the home of directors like Kelly Reichardt, Todd Haynes, Todd Field and Gus Van Sant, Portland has seen many critically acclaimed filmed here! This 90-minute ride will visit several streets, parks and local businesses where movies have been filmed. Learn more about where you live: about how actors like Nicolas Cage and Michelle Williams may have worked on a movie at that spot you ride by every day! This ride will visit 3-4 locations where both small and large projects have been made, with a brief explanation about each film at the stop. Our end point will be Movie Madness, a locally-owned video rental store with a mini-museum of film props. While movie madness has snacks and both non-alcoholic and alcohol drinks, there is a food cart pod one block away. Expect a no-drop, 8-10mph social pace. Route will be about 7-10 miles with a store stop, taking roughly 1.5 hours in total. We will ride to a playlist of movie soundtracks. All wheels welcome. While the route won’t be posted beforehand, feel free to ask the ride leader about specifics at Oregon Park or the store stop if you have questions. --------- This ride aims to be a safer space. We take the Shift2Bikes Code of Conduct seriously and do not allow harassment, violence, racism, bigotry, threats, or other actions that go against the code of conduct. Ask before touching another person or their belongings. If you experience or witness an issue, please alert a ride leader. Banned riders are banned here.

calvinghoff@gmail.com

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Please bring a plate/bowl and utensil for yourself! We’ll meet at Ladd Circle Park, make a quick store stop, then end at Laurelhurst Park for a potluck. Feel free to bring a picnic for yourself if you’d rather not join in the potluck. Everyone nice is welcome, but please keep things vegan on the ride (no meat, dairy, eggs, honey, gelatin, or other animal-derived products). What to bring: -Vegan food or drink to share - ideally have an ingredients list. We’ll bring paper to label dishes/ingredients. -Dish, cup, and utensils -Water/something else to drink -Picnic blanket (just in case tables are full) -Park toys (frisbee, football, etc.) If you have no idea what to bring to share or don't want to prepare a dish, here are some ideas: -Fresh fruit -Chips and salsa or guacamole -Veggies with hummus -Sparkling water, juice, iced tea, or soda Email us if you have any questions. See you there!

veganbikeclubpdx@gmail.com

Happy Portland Pride!! Join us at Migration Brewing on Saturday, July 19th for a Pride Ride! Bring your steers, bring your queers, and we'll provide the beers! $5 pints for all ride participants at each location. We will meet at 1pm at our Glisan Brewery and hang out for a quick pint or two, mingle until 2pm before rolling up to our taproom off of Williams. From Williams, we'll plan to hang for an hour for some snacks and bevs before riding out to the west side to hit our taproom in the PacWest building for a round of rooftop pints! This ride is *not* a loop, and will end downtown. Ride will be set at an easy pace, and all are welcome! Route: Migration Brewing Glisan (1pm arrival, 2pm departure) Migration Brewing Williams (arrive by 2:45pm, depart by 3:45pm) Migration Brewing PacWest (end of ride, arrive by 4:15pm, hang out as long as you'd like)

.Join us for the 10th Annual Splish, Splash It'S A Wet, Wet Portland Ride Family Friendly Bike Ride ALL CHILDREN MUST WEAR HELMETS AND ADULTS ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO DO THE SAME. We'll be going to the PSU Farmers Market before heading to Lovejoy Fountain, join us for the Farmers Market Ride before Park your bikes at the Bike Parking between Smith Memorial and Fariborz.

Are you an enthus-tree-ist? Full of curiosi-tree? A tree-themed alley cat / scavenger hunt! You have 2.5 hours to bike around town to complete thrilling physical activi-trees, answer informative ques-tree-ons, show off your artis-tree, and collect requested tree-nkets for as many points as you can! Bonfire par-tree celebration at the end! Top scorers will win prizes and eternal glor-tree. Tree there, or be square.

Come celebrate with us! Ryan and Becky are getting married this summer and want to extend the party to all our bike friends! Visit the cliffs of insanity, wrestle a giant, match wits in a devilish game of poison or wine, swim with the shrieking eels! All this and a (possibly real?) wedding celebration.

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This is a rambling ride hitting a few different parks in Beaverton to end up at the Round for the free Ten Tiny Dances show on Saturday night. It is not meant to be a direct route, but to offer the chance for people in different sections of Beaverton to connect wherever it's most fun for them. There is a climb up the Westside Trail in the first segment of the route -- but we will wait for folks at the top. (Mick is a slow climber) Join at the start and get some climbing in, or if you want something more chill, join us at one of the park stops along the way. 4:30pm Ride leaves Merlo Rd Max Stop 5:10pm Ride arrives Highland Park Middle School (waits 5 minutes) 5:40pm Ride arrives Camille Park (waits 5 minutes) 6:00pm Ride arrives McMillan Park (waits 5 minutes) 6:30-6:45pm Ride arrives at the Round! See the route https://ridewithgps.com/routes/51700314 Information about Ten Tiny Dances: https://www.beavertonoregon.gov/498/Ten-Tiny-Dances The TTD event is free to attend and takes place outdoors in the Round in Central Beaverton, and that starts at 7pm

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Scavenger hunt/heritage tree bike tour. Optional $10 payment guarantees you a tree seedling from our sponsor Cascadia Carbon🌲. Raffle tickets @ $1 🎟️ : win a Redwood Moontree, one of several “Make America Green Again” codex ecoTees, or an e-bike Connect with your community around direct climate action, and show the world you care. See you there, and bring a friend.

Are you feeling a little blue? In need of a nu start? Then don your finest jorts and join dozens of us to celebrate the nevernude lifestyle! We are so proud of this ride, we've never canceled! If you miss this ride, you'll be telling everyone you've made a huge mistake.

glameron@semisafe.com

Ride bikes with Bark, talk about defending forests and communities from industrial extraction, and learn how trees can spell! We’ll meet at Sewallcrest Park at 6:30pm under the big Atlast Cedar tree at the South end of the park. At 7 we’ll roll out for our 6ish mile ride, stopping at People’s Food Co-op (a longtime Bark supporter!) along the way for snacks, drinks, and a bathroom break. We’ll end back where we started at Sewallcrest Park!

www.bark-out.org

gabi@bark-out.org

(Find People in the pink vests please don’t approach Bike Play performers themselves as they need to focus on their work). We need calm, kind corkers to help with Bike play. By helping it allows the performers to focus on their preparation for the next scene and relax and breathe a little more. By helping it also allows the families who turn up in large numbers to also relax riding with their children. For many people this will be there only Pedalpalooza bike ride. How to cork basics, This ride emanates happy energy so drivers react and the ride is well received. General attitude: Engage with drivers kindly and thank them for waiting. Letting drivers know from a distance with hand gestures that it will just be a short delay. Please don’t crowd drivers by parking right on their bumper or riding up too their windows (they can feel intimidated by us no matter how friendly we are). Please don’t race through the group to get back to the front and become a risk factor for those around you (difficult to balance when you’re needed at the front but we also need to be careful around all the beginner riders). 1/Ride ahead of the group stopping on side streets to communicate with oncoming traffic. 2/Ride ahead of the group to the next busy intersection and try and direct cars from not turning onto the road. 3/Do not cork magor intersections until asked by the lead corker or Bike Play. We need to make sure we’re regrouped before corking the busier roads, 4/When waiting for Bike Play to pass over main intersections please wait for the very last riders too pass before stopping corking. 5/ Take care of yourself as well. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or triggered by a car interaction, please take time to regulate your emotions. We need to make sure we’re in a calm space. 6/ Enjoy hearing people yell, ‘ thank you corker’ and watching all the smiling faces ride by.

Bike Play 16: Up Shift Creek Tired of the hustle and bustle of city living? Looking to find yourself in the great outdoors? Ride along with Bike Play as we explore Portland’s premier bikepacking destination, Shift Creek! Shift Creek offers miles of forested backcountry trails featuring wildlife encounters and stunning vistas. Grab your granola, hiking shorts, and bear spray and join us for the theatrical adventure of a lifetime in Bike Play 16: Up Shift Creek. Bike play is half original theater/ half bike ride FREE- Donations much appreciated *Outdoor adventure gear costumes highly encouraged Ride is a loop starting and ending at Gammans Park (N Gammans Pl, Portland, OR 97217) Bathrooms available one block south at Arbor Lodge Park. Gather begins at 6:30PM, show/ride begins promptly at 7:00PM.

bikeplay.pdx@gmail.com

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https://www.bikeplaypdx.com/

As if! Dress in your best 90s attire and join us as we ride along to all the top '95 jams. **NEW START POINT** SE Lincoln Street & SE 64th Street (by Tabor Community Garden) Planning to stop for snacks on the way. Screening will be outdoors, so blankets and sweatshirts/pants etc encouraged as it gets later and colder. And in conclusion may I please remind you it does not say R.S.V.P. on the Statue of Liberty. Thank you very much.

The Curated Dance Party Ride Series of Recorded Live Performances by Premier Dance Music Acts is So Back - Ravin Roll! Sound Bikes please give each other room to avoid sound bleed if you want to play your own music :-) hmu if you want to wire together at dance stops! The July edition of Bike Summer 2025 will feature ~9 miles of "Underground" Bass Music (EDM) 7:00 INZO (Dance Spot) 8:00 Hamdi (Store Ride) 9:00 GriZ (Dance Ride) 9:50 Tape B (Dance Spot) 10:55 LSZEE (Home Ride) SHIFT CODE OF CONDUCT | LEAVE NO TRACE | PLURR (peace, love, unity, respect, responsibility)

We're so back! Join us for the second (annual?!) Beyoncé or Bust ride! Let's meet at Ladd's and celebrate the greatest living performer! :) We will start with Cowboy Carter and transition into Renaissance and the rest of her discography at our end point! Bring speakers if you have them! If you have a larger setup, DM me on Instragram first and we can coordinate the setlist! All are welcome, but you MUST play Beyoncé annnnnnnd come in your best Cowboy Carter/Renaissance/Beyonce look! The ride will be easy, about 10-12 miles heading North from Ladd's and back to SE for our end spot.

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Synth Wave? Theme: Synth music. I’ve a somewhat healthy ,bordering on obsessive, love for Atmospheric synth music. My mind conjures images of cruising through the desert going from one strange David Lynchesque space too a Ray Bradburyesque situation. Or traveling along like Humphrey Bogart after leaving some seedy North-Cal coastal hotel on the way with a rendezvous with a Blade Runner whose driving a Ferrari F40 so they can talk about the CyberPunks who’ve been interrupting Max Headroom’s transmissions. Or the Thumping beat over synth drones as shambling Zombies sniff out Sarah Connor whose on her way to speak too Crockett and Tubbs……. You get the picture? That’s a lot of references. It’s the cinematic mood music that makes each moment feel somehow pivotal and life transforming and memory making. I love this type of music. I love how evocative it is, especially when traveling and so I’m pleased to be hosting this ride and sharing the moments it’ll create for us all. Route. Social pace with a store stop. Costumes? Cyberpunk or 80’s work well. This is a NakedHearts:PDX ride. We ask everyone to follow the shift code of conduct and also be personally accountable. We have an introduction before the ride where we lay out practicing consent and non violence. It takes all of us to make the rides comfortable so we can all chill.

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A Midsummers Night Dream Theme Don your tunics, breeches, doublets, jerkins, and any other 15th century clothing you have laying around. This ride is for you if you: 1. Have ever been in a Shakespearean play - come in character if possible! 2. Like to Dress up 3. Have a good time listening to good music 4. Have played an improv game 5. Like to dance We are going to dress up and dance in some parks. Similar agenda to Meet Me At The Dance Act I (6/13). We'll have a leisurely ride and have DJ's set up in parks around N/NE Portland. 3 Stops, UPDATE: no Store Stop. Meet at Overlook Park 8:30, Ride leaves at 9. Ride will end at Irving approximately around 1.

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Ride to King Farmers Market at Martin Luther King Jr Elementary School to enjoy the fruits of our farmer friends, support local food systems and get to know your community Starting at Alberta Park, we'll make stops at Fernhill and Wilshire parks taking the Holman Greenway, 37th Ave Greenway, future Skidmore Greenway and Going. Hop on where and when you can at stops or anywhere along the way! Leaving Alberta Park from 22nd & Ainsworth at 10:00 Leaving Fernhill Park from 37th & Ainsworth at 10:15 Leaving Wilshire Park from 37th & Skidmore at 10:30 https://www.portlandfarmersmarket.org/our-markets/king/

paul.c.buchanan@gmail.com

Portland Bike Polo plays every Sunday 12pm to dark at Alberta Park. The unholy union of horse polo + street hockey + bikes! Pickup games are 3v3 with mixed skill level. We have loaner bikes and mallets available if you wanna try. Singlespeed freewheel, not fixed gear. New players wanted! Gender inclusive. We’ll teach you the basics and get you in a newbie-friendly game. Bike polo originated in Seattle 1999 and came to Portland soon after. Portland players regularly travel to play tournaments across North America and beyond. Join our cult and you can too. Spectators and hecklers welcome! Come hang in the park, we got nice trees & shade <3 Come by the park, DM on instagram, or join Discord for more info Portland Bike Polo - estd 2002

ig @portlandbikepolo

Portlandbikepolo.com

Come on this family friendly ride where we will bike to some of the libraries North of Hawthorne (both East and West side). For Sunday 7/20- we will bike to the Hollywood Library, North Portland Library, newly opened Albina Library, NW Library, and end at the Central Library downtown! If you have books to turn in/pick up on hold, we will wait for you, spending about 5 or so minutes at each library! In total, the ride will be around 12 miles, so feel free to hop off whenever. I have made some adjustments to the route since initially planning this ride.

Are you spinning out? Scratch that. We all are. Come spin those wheels and hang with people at SE record stores! Meeting at Oregon Park at 1 PM (ride out at 1:30 PM) and stop at the following record stores: Jackpot Records, My Vinyl Underground, and Landfill Rescue Unit Records. We will spend 20ish minutes at each location. ***THIS IS A LOOP RIDE. We will end at Oregon Park to share our crate finds! Hosts: @djflorviolenta and DJ friends :-)

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RIDE #4: 82ND AVE Sacajawea Park to Flavel Park, brief pause at Powell WinCo - 7 miles, no loop. Our city is lacerated by multi-lane highways and stroads that are hostile to human life and subservient to mass automobility. These rides aim to prefigure what these wretched roadways should become -- long, straight, safe courses for human-powered transit! We claim these roads for bicycling! These rides will take the entire rightmost travel lane, and potentially more, depending on size -- the more people show up to ride together, the less individual bravery any one person needs to bring. Due to the current unsafety of these roads, these rides are not particularly recommended for younger children. The goal is to consistently move at ~12 mph, though we'll maintain whatever pace we need to stay together. The ride leader is an experienced road rider and will ride in the back as caboose/sweep with a brightly visible trailer. Snacks, waters, first aid kit, and bike tools will be on hand. We will follow road laws, but will prioritize staying together as a group, so corking would be welcome if the group size justifies it. This is a series of six rides on "unfriendly" roads -- demanding by action that no city streets should be unfriendly to people outside of cars! June 29, 3:00pm - 11th/12th-Milwaukie July 6, 5:00pm - Cesar Chavez July 12, 11:00am - Sandy July 20, 2:00pm - 82nd July 27, 10:00am - Powell August 3, 1:00pm - MLK Jr.

fallingyetrising@tuta.io

"graphic design is my passion"

🎉Celebrate National Ice Cream Day by riding 11.6 miles (not a loop!) to four businesses that sell vegan ice cream. You don't need to be vegan, but you should like ice cream! We will be stopping at: 🍦Doe Donuts (cones and cups) 🍦Kate's (all gluten-free) 🍦Ice Queen (paletas, soft serve, and Thiccflurries) 🍦Next Level Burger (milkshakes) 🥄If you plan on buying a cup, please bring your own spoon to avoid extra waste. 🚆The route is mostly on bike lanes and bike-friendly streets, but there are a few major street crossings and railroad crossings.

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/51496660

https://www.instagram.com/veggievents

Join us for a bike ride at AwayDays Brewing every Sunday at 2pm, until September. We do a 10 mile loop around the waterfront followed by beer afterwards. Participants get 10% off drinks.

Welcome to THE *8th non-annual* ALLEY RIDE! (See an incredible IG video that BikePortland put together of last year's ride here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C84fL16JX_0/) We'll enjoy a semi-long ride (~13 miles) cruising at a moderate pace through the alleys of upper N/NE Portland. Wider tires are recommended for some chunky gravel and routine bumps! Take in the sights of beautiful murals, fun backyards, and weird things that are only found in alleys. Who knows what we'll come across - let's find out, together :) This is NOT a 'no drop' ride. The alleys are mostly great but sometimes rough, so please be prepared with a flat kit or be ready to take transit, etc. SPOILER ALERT! If you want to see the route ahead of time, here's the RideWithGPS link: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/51144230 ~~~ NEW THIS YEAR! ~~~ This ride will officially 'end' at Alberta Park, where we will then kick-off our next ride, THE ALLEY RIDE ALLEY CAT ride. That ride will be a 'scavenger hunt' alley cat for individuals to race to locations that we just rode past to complete your manifest. See more details on the event listing here: https://www.shift2bikes.org/calendar/event-22247

Make bad art! This is a repeat from last summer, when friends and strangers alike came together to doodle, draw terrible portraits of each other, and make six different versions of an ass-bike or a banana godzilla. Materials provided. Donations of crayons, markers, and construction paper welcome. There will be multiple stops for food and art. eVeRyBoDy'S sO cReAtIvE!

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Co-led by Avery Hill (on the tunes) and Lois Leveen (on the route). Bring your 'ukulele (or other bike-able acoustic instrument) and join our rolling jam to parks and public spaces around inner SE and NE Portland. Lois will lead you to each stop, where Avery will lead a few 3-chord songs for the group to play and sing, then we'll move on to our next jam spot. Songs are geared (haha) toward 'ukulele players, but other instruments and/or sing-along-ers are very welcome. Riding details: This will not be an arduous ride, and we will stick to bike-friendly streets. The ride is NOT a loop but the final stop is only a five-minute ride from the start. If you haven’t ridden with an instrument case on your back or your bicycle, give it a try before the ride so you find the right fit / position for you (tip: wear your instrument diagonally across your back to avoid hitting your helmet with it!) What to bring: Helmets and water bottles are strongly urged, as well as any snacks you may want to have on hand (no snack stops planned). You may want a towel or blanket to sit on at each jam spot if you don't like sitting directly on grass. We may also ride late enough that you’ll want your lights to ride home. In case of extreme heat or poor air quality, this ride will be rescheduled. Please check back for updates.

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WHO IS MORE OUTSIDE THE LINES THAN MINIONS? Join us for a kiddo centric and led ride starting centrally instead for ultimate art viewing! Jinx leads! We will need designated precorkers to keep everyone safe, so please reach out to us via our DMs or approach us at the beginning if interested! —- Outside the Lines is a weekly, themed, community-centered ride for folks who identify “outside the lines” — those who don't always feel like they belong. Bring your whole self, whether it's silly and social, quiet, or somewhere in between. We practice consent and follow the Shift2Bikes Code of Conduct. All wheels, all bodies, all together. We always! include a stop that has food/drink for purchase and clean safe restrooms, practice no-drop procedures to the best of our ability. We mostlys! ride on Sundays, have a speaker system, ride in loop, keep under 15 miles, go at 8-12 mph pace. ---- Presented by Ride Safe PDX. We're working to make the Portland bike community safer, more welcoming, and more inclusive. Find us on Instagram @ridesafepdx.

Join us for the inaugural PETALpalooza! Ride from Mt Tabor to LEACH BOTANICAL GARDEN. 1. Meet at Mt Tabor community garden grassy area (45.50835, -122.6010) at 3:30, wheels are ROLLING AT 4:00 SHARP DON’T BE LATE. 2. We'll bike to Leach Botanical Garden where we'll get free admission! (Note: you must join the ride to get in for free.) 3. We expect to arrive at ~ 5/5:30. 4. Once we arrive, we’ll be joining the after-hours Moment abstract music event at the Garden. Show up ready to enjoy some abstract music in a beautiful garden! 5. We’ll set up a quiet little picnic there with some light SNACKS PROVIDED. Bring extra food or dinner if you’re a hungry beast. 6. Ride is ~ 8 miles one way to Leach and another ~ 8 miles back to Tabor (if you so join). There’s some mild hills but nothing too crazy. 7. NO DROP RIDE on the way there. The way back will be less organized, if you want us to keep an eye out for you please let a ride leader know. 8. We’ll take a pit stop on the way somewhere with bathrooms, and there are bathrooms at the Garden, too. 9. You know the rules by now: stay home if you’re sickly and contagious :) 10. If the weather forecast is >90 degrees at 4pm, or if the AQI is particularly bad, we will reschedule for heat. What to bring: Water, helmet, sun hat, snacks, sunscreen, electrolytes tablets and anything else you can think of to help support yourselves during a warm ride. It will likely be hot so prepare accordingly. This ride will be led by staff from Leach Botanical Garden and Johnson Creek Watershed Council, along with some rad volunteers. Thank you to NW Natural for funding our ride (and snacks)! P.S. The whole previous week, July 22rd to July 27th, regular admission fees will be waived at the Leach Botanical Garden for anyone who arrives by bike/transit/walk.

mmeyers@leachgarden.org

~~~ NEW THIS YEAR! ~~~ This alley cat (aka *scavenger hunt*) will have individuals or teams (of any size) seeking out unique locations that THE ALLEY RIDE will have just ridden past, to complete your manifest as quickly as possible and become all-knowing of what the alleys have to offer in upper N/NE Portland. You might even win some prizes, but don't expect anything too incredible. At the very least you'll probably be very happy to have seen some cool $h!t. We'll start things off in the south lawn of Alberta Park and end at this same location. Departure time: 4:30pm, unless THE ALLEY RIDE is late to arrive, in which case this ride will be delayed. REQUIREMENTS: bring a selfie device and writing utensil NOTE: you do NOT need to attend THE ALLEY RIDE in order to take part in this ride, it's open to anyone! Cheers!

On 3rd or 4th Sundays, BikeLoud PDX will be holding monthly fun ride (catchier name TBD)! We will ride for around an hour, at a family friendly pace. Come meet some new folks, or reconnect with people you haven’t seen since the last bike summer! This will be a social ride, ending at food carts where we can stick around after and share a meal. Start spot: Irving park, the covered structure by 8th ave and the playground. Time: Meet at 5:00pm, ride at 5:30pm. End spot: Typically a food cart pod, or other spots with outdoor dining

martinc4624@gmail.com

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Got a Schwinn? Maybe something new... or old? Perhaps a custom build? Come on down to Colonel Summers and show off that Schwinn! There will be park stops, a store stop and plenty of sunshine...hopefully. Bring locks, a tool kit and a good attitude. Schwinn bikes are the theme but come as you are if you just wanna ride bikes.

Are you a fan of the cult classic anime Akira? Get ready for the funnest bike in movie ride of the summer! Dress up as your favorite character, or just come for the fun. Deck out your bike like an outlaw bike punk. Roll through for some mayhem and chaos (legal chaos! 😄). We’ll meet up at 6 and eventually conjunct the ride with the monthly zoobomb meetup and join them in an adventure to the top of the hill where we will setup the projector and show the movie. Come join in the fun and enjoy viewing the cult classic that is Akira.

A CULT > A CULTURE > A RIDE Zoobomb lore states we not disclose more than necessary Meet at the Zoobomb Pyle @ 8 pm Roll to MAX, obtain fare Ascend 260 feet in seconds Enjoy the scenic vista Bomb the hill <for desired results, repeat as necessary> If it rolls, fits on the MAX, and doesn't stink you are encouraged to ride it at your own risk. Riding the MAX requires $3 fare

Ever wondered how to bike to Rooster Rock State Park east of Portland? A clothing optional beach in the Columbia Rive Gorge with full river access, an 18 hole disk Golf course (clothed) and fun sandy single track. 35 mile round trip.. Route: Stark to Corbett with a bomb down to 84 then four miles of shoulder riding. The return trip is mostly flat, eight miles of shoulder riding and a historic viewpoint. The goal is a return to Troutdale by dark. Halsey Bike lanes for the return trip, with the 77 bus line available. Expect noise, debris, and wonderful views. The wide shoulder has plenty of room past the rumble strip and is legal to ride on. No entry fee, but bring everything one needs for flat repair and a fun day at the beach. Could be rescheduled due to weather, smoke or an unexpected camping trip.

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For the third year in a row i'll have a trailer and a big speaker, let's roll around town listening to all the throwback emo hits. Dressing to depress is encouraged. Ride will be slightly less than 15 miles. No drop ride at a slightly more than party pace. Won't have a store stop till near the end of the ride so bring some snacks and bevvies

Our instagram is nakedHeartspdx so you can see how we ride. Weekly themed rides. Different ride leaders each week, but you can expect the ride to be social paced (8ish mph), no-drop, safe and welcoming, store stop with safe clean bathroom access and the ride is always a loop. We practice consent and non-violence specially with car interactions, what one ride does affects how all rides get treated. The Mellow Mondays are a space for (new) ride leaders to try out ideas in a very supported environment. You’ll often see Mondays rides appearing again during the warmer riding season. We follow the shift code of conduct and expect everyone to be respectful of themselves and others around them. This is so we can actually relax and have fun and connect with each other in a softer space. This isn’t a sober ride but we ask for moderation to keep the atmosphere relaxed. We recommend Abraham Fixes bikes in N Williams and NomadCycles (e-bike specialist) for repairs/sales and parts. Our friends over at RideSafePDX host regular ride and we’ recommend those as a pleasant warm group to ride with.

https://www.instagram.com/nakedhearts.pdx?igsh=MTI3a2h3YTE2c3E5bw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Don't draw a bike, bike a drawing! Using state of the art technology, each rider will draw a colored line on a collaborative sketch just by riding around. It's magic, like Etch A Sketch, but the drawing dials are the wheels of your bike. How will the canvas affect our creativity? What are the limits and opportunities of this advanced new art medium? Bring a smartphone, and be prepared to "share your location." Your location will only be used to create this artwork and will not be accessed or stored beyond that. A method to mount your phone to your bike will allow to view the sketch in progress hands-free, but it's not necessary. Part of a series. Bike-A-Sketch 1: https://www.shift2bikes.org/calendar/event-21644 , Bike-A-Sketch 3: https://www.shift2bikes.org/calendar/event-21642

Quick how to lead a ride tutorial before Mellow Mondays ride. Things we’ll cover, Theme creation, Creating the atmosphere you want, Sourcing support, Route planning, Speed, What if’s…… Then QnA. This is meant as a conversation opener and an opportunity to move towards leading your own rides. This will be lead by Moorland with occasional support. Brief Bio: NakedHearts has lead around 350 ish rides, with 100 ish different ride leaders, we’ve worked with local schools, government agencies, festivals, DJ’s, Bands, venues, parades, artist groups of all kinds and supported 100 ish other rides. So we have a little experience. But the all the experience just teaches caring about the ride and riders is what matters, and everything flows from there. For most people that comes naturally. Kiro (who’s only 8 years old) is considered the best ride leader and he cares about the ride and riders and having fun and that’s what makes him the best because that’s his focus. The mechanics of leading and organizing can seem daunting but it’s within reach of all of us.

Mellow Mondays by NakedHearts:PDX — for July 21st, ride leaders BiciBuds (Máximo & Bryson) have a special one planned. Grab your bunny ears, slap on some burger puns, and join us for a chill 12-mile cruise inspired by our favorite seaside grill family! We’ll be riding at an easy pace, playing songs & scenes from the show and laughing along to iconic scenes from Bob, Linda, Tina, Gene, and Louise. You don’t need to be a fan of the show, simply show up and be prepared for a hilarious time. Costumes highly encouraged - whether you’re a Beef Squatch, a Tina in heat, or just feelin’ your inner Linda scream (“ALRIIIIGHT!”), we want to see it! Expect good vibes, weird fun, and plenty of opportunities to buttloose. No one gets left behind - except maybe Teddy if he forgets his bike again. Store stop will be included and ride is a loop. Not a sober ride however please party responsibly and keep the safety of yourself and others in mind. These rides are intended to be a safe space. No hate or bigotry allowed but just don’t be a d*ck and be kind. We are all going through something so respect others and treat people like you’d want to be treated. Come out and have fun because we’re all just big kids on bikes.

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🚴‍♀️🌞 Hey friends! We’re thrilled to announce the Springwater Bike Bus—a weekly ride to work that rolls out every Tuesday at 8am! We’ll be meeting at the Johnson Creek intersection on the Springwater Corridor Trail (next to the public storage and cruising) into downtown together. Feel free to hop on anywhere along the route—we’ll pick up riders as we go! Our final stop is at Salmon Street Springs, right near the Hawthorne Bridge. This ride is all about building community, making bike commuting more fun and accessible, and reducing our dependence on cars. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or just getting started, come join us for a safe, social, and energizing start to your day. ✨ Bonus perks: We’d love to see your smiling faces… and yes, there may occasionally be donuts involved 🍩😉 (hey, everyone loves a little bribe now and then, right?) 📍 Check out the route here: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/50437407 Let’s ride together and make Tuesdays awesome! 💥

Attempt FIVE repeats on SE 52nd Avenue from Harney to Flavel Drive from 12:30pm - 1pm every Tuesday of Pedalpalooza. This is a unique ride in that we don't stop, we don't meet, we just ride up the hill over and over, each at their own pace. Earn a shiny hill killerz sticker! You agree to follow these rules just by showing up: 1) No complaining 2) Do whatever you want 3) Do not sue me

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