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This is a fun one! Basically a modified and shortened version of OMTM's Beyond Pumpkin Ridge route. We will start from Beaverton, meeting at Oyatsupan Bakery to power our legs with some truly excellent Japanese bread and pastries. From there, we'll put our Panaracer tires to work (or really any other tire). Quickly zipping through a few Beaverton / Hillsboro neighborhoods before we cross West Union into the hills. Following along roads familiar to Seltzer stalwarts, we'll eventually reach the end of the pavement and the start of some delectable and fast rolling gravel. Hopping a fence or two to take in some doubletrack along the way, we'll eventually zoom down towards Pumpkin Ridge. When the pavement returns, we'll be close to our final destination of Helvetia Farm Market for a cold, local lemonade. Minimum of 35c tires recommended, but if you have wider ones you might want to consider them. Some of the gravel is a quite loose, and the more rubber you can get on the road, the better the experience. Note the start at 9:00AM (to beat the heat, at least a little)!

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Come join me and other neighbors on a family-friendly, conversation pace bike ride around the Overlook neighborhood. As transportation chair, my goal is to hear from folks about transportation-related issues and ideas for folks walking, biking, and taking transit for their daily needs. Dec 10th: we’ll be riding along portions of Interstate Ave and help remove leaves/debris from the bike lanes! We'll even have a special guest: BikeLoud PDX's state-of-the-art Bike Lane Sweeper to help! Please bring cleaning tools, a cargo bike/trailer, and the whole family to help! After the ride I'll buy anyone lunch who can stick around:) This is a monthly ride on the 2nd Sunday of each month. Meet at Stacks Coffeehouse around 9:30a for coffee and conversation, then leave around 10-10:15a. Ride ends back at Stacks Coffeehouse. Nic Cota Overlook Neighborhood Association Transportation Chair

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Join us in your most creative and fun costume for a nice easy ride by the waterfront downtown to the SpringWater Corridor ending with a brunch social at Sellwood Riverfront Park. Whoever wins by popular opinion gets bragging rights! *byobrunch We will have one stop to pick up folks at Eastbank Espanalade:1403 SE Water Ave. This ride is also accessible in ASL upon request. Open to anyone Queer, questioning and gender expansive.

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* WeBike events are for anyone who does not benefit from cis male privilege. This includes but is not limited to trans women, trans men, cis women, agender, gender queer, gender fluid, gender nonconforming, and Two Spirit people. Read more about WeBike. Curious about bike camping? Come hang out under the Douglas firs in foresty Mount Scott Park and learn all about bike camping gear, area campgrounds, routes, and more! No experience or equipment necessary, though experienced bike campers are encouraged to come to hang out and share tips and tricks! We’ll have packing checklists and resource flyers, and do some fun crowdsourcing of meal ideas! Coming by MAX? Take the Green Line to the Lents Town Center/Foster Rd station and then head one flat mile west. Coming by bus? Take the 14 to SE Foster and 72nd and then head 1/2 flat mile south. https://trimet.org/schedules/r014.htm WeBike’s second 2023 beginner-friendly camping trip is right around the corner on August 26-27–RSVP to reserve your spot now: http://www.thestreettrust.org/webikecamping The Street Trust is a proud recipient of an Adventure Cycling Bike Overnights mini grant for WeBike in 2023. @adventurecycling #bikeovernights About WeBike WeBike is The Street Trust’s program to inspire more trans people of all genders, gender non-conforming people, Two Spirit, and women (both trans and cis) to incorporate a bike into their lives and use biking as a way to meet their transportation needs and personal goals. We aim to dismantle the barriers of cycling through rides, knowledge-sharing events, meet and greets, and mentorship. http://www.thestreettrust.org/webike

madi@thestreettrust.org

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Ride to King St Farmer's Market and enjoy the fruits of our farmer friends. Starting at Alberta Park, we'll make stops at Fernhill and Wilshire parks taking the Ainsworth linear Arboretum, 37th Ave Greenway, future Skidmore Greenway and Going. Hop on where and when you can. Leaving Alberta Park at 1000. Leaving Fernhill Park at 1015 Leaving Wilshire Park at 1030. https://www.portlandfarmersmarket.org/our-markets/king/

Calling all ladybugs, Minnie Mouse fans, flamenco enthusiasts and Yayoi Kusama wannabes! Polka dot attire encouraged! Friends doing only the picnic portion are very welcome! Moving to a brunch ride since it's expected to be a hot day. We'll meet at the picnic tables near Kenilworth park, do a short (slightly hilly) ride through the nearby neighborhood and loop back to the park. Bring your own picnic blanket, food and drink. There will be a store stop at Trader Joe's. Please no bubbles due to rider chemical sensitivities.

Bring your steel stead, or literally ANY bike, even CarFib©! Pal Joel Finkelstein is planning our fun, one hour route. Hang out. Reminisce with old Rivelo-related pals. Say "Hey" to John & Darby. It's been too long. We'd love to see you! Snacks, drinks, prizes. Updates on IG @rivelo_pdx

Think all the good riding is in Portland? That Beaverton is all cars and roads? Did you know that the Tualatin Hills Parks Rec District has 60 miles of hard and soft-paved trails? Have you been to the Linear Park and Pirate Park? Join us on a ride to explore this western wonderland. Around 35 miles. The early parts are flat, but there will be plenty of hills - around 2000 ft. of climbing. About half is on paved bike trails, half on roads. There will be a short section of riding on an unpaved trail. Nobody left behind - we'll go at a moderate pace and it may take us around 6 hours. Some of the stops include: Pirate Park, Jenkins Estate, Cooper Mountain Nature Park (for the view), Progress Ridge (dining stop including New Seasons), Summerlake Park, and Tualatin Hills Nature Park. You'll probably want to eat beforehand - or else bring a sandwich and eat it at our first stop, Pirate Park. Bring plenty of water and snacks. There are a number of restroom stops along the way. There's also a convenience store about halfway through the ride.

lyle@qseep.net

9715065953

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Established in 2017, we ride once a month to enjoy what this city has to offer. Each month is led by a different CORVIDAE member, and therefore will be unique. We occasionally have themes or additional donations to different organizations. Additionally, host pop-up rides during the summer. ​We try to focus our rides on greenways, group etiquette, safety measures and general comradery. In addition to bike safety and accessibility, we want to promote using bicycles as an alternative to fossil fueled travel within Portland. This is a no-drop ride, but please bring your repair kit with a spare tube so we can keep the ride rolling. Please bring your own provisions; we’ll be stopping near stores, but not at them. Each member has an eye out for the crowd, will cork, sweep and be a general pillar of support. Ride pace is casual at around 10 miles with a few park stops. We aim to impress that this is a safe environment for all; no aggressive, sexist, racist, or any other kind of BS will be tolerated. Please review our Corvidae Code of Conduct. Meet 2nd Sunday of every month Hang at 1 PM  Wheels down at 2 PM sharp Bring your respect for each and the city. Leave no trace 🤘🏽

corvidaebc@gmail.com

https://corvidaebc.weebly.com/code-of-conduct.html

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This is a free, drop-in, learning environment, overseen by a bicycle instructor. Participants will ride around a car-free block, practicing beginner bike skills. We’ll practice moving forward, braking, turning, shifting, signaling your intention to turn, checking over your shoulder to ensure it’s safe to turn, and moving confidently through intersections. We’ll practice on a wide, safe street that is closed to cars. This is for people new to cycling. I’ll get you started, and get you ready for Pedalpalooza rides! If you feel brand new, come 15 minutes early, so we can promptly practice all the beginner skills in sequence. Or, if you just have a few questions/concerns, drop in any time during this event, and stay for as long as you'd like to learn. The street is large enough that numerous participants can work on their own skills at their own pace. I’ll assess each person to work on the skills they specifically need. Even if you're not interested in riding, come if you have questions about how to bike around town. I’m a certified bicycling traffic instructor, who has been teaching for nearly 15 years. These "parking lot drills" come from the national curriculum, and have taught thousands of adults. This is for ages 16+. I can also teach ages 9-15 if parents stay and work with their kids. Requirements: Bring a helmet. Know how to balance a bit, even if you're unsteady. Bring your own bicycle, or there's a Biketown station on this block that rents bikes (via the Lyft app).

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The Potato Roll is a family/beginner friendly rollerskate social! Free beginner classes provided by certified skate IA Instructors but spots are limited! Reserve your spot at https://skateoregonschool.as.me/TPRCLASSES We are hosting our third community beginner/family friendly summer series skate social at kellogg Middle School. All are welcome to roll. We were all beginners that were wobbly on our wheels at first. Come give and or receive support, or just rolled to the music. Our goal is to help grow our skating community by supporting and helping to build confidence and skill sets for skaters who would appreciate some guidance to feel more secure moving about on skates. There will be rink style skate, classes, facepainting, music, practice cones, and fun in the sun. Potato Rolls will be on the second Sunday of June, July, August and September at rotating blacktops. Sharing connection, movement, and rolling with in an open outdoor setting is always a great time. Beginner classes provided by certified skate IA Instructors instructors are free but classes are limited. Reserve your spot at https://skateoregonschool.as.me/TPRCLASSES Brought to you by Fullwiley Family Functions and Friends

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Pedal a short easy tour of Portland's five levels of government and some of their meeting locations. Learn how Portland is governed and how to get involved with public meetings, advocacy campaigns, ballot initiatives, elections, or other ways to participate. Sign the STAR Voting 2024 petition and learn how else you can help get this game-changing measure onto next year's state ballot. STAR Voting is an innovative voting method for more representative elections. Instead of being limited to picking just one candidate, you can score as many candidates as you like, showing your preference order and your level of support for the options. STAR Voting empowers voters to express their views and opinions more accurately, ensures that voters are able to vote their conscience without wasting their vote, combats polarization, and does a better job at electing winners who actually represent the will of the people. Enjoy a casual group ride and chat with STAR Voting volunteers about why STAR is different from other voting methods, how elections can be tools for understanding majority opinion and consensus-building, and what lets STAR elections cut through the gotchas that keep us trapped in a two-party system.

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****Edit Sunday morning: this skate/ride is still on! We're delaying the roll out time until 7pm, so meet at 6:30. The route is relatively shady and we'll have lots of stops. Start hydrating now!**** A city skate/bike ride with stops to roller disco! Music will be classic disco. Disco outfits encouraged! This ride is welcome to all wheels: roller skates, inlines, bikes, skateboards, EUCs, etc. but is skater-led. Route info: The 9-mile route is designed with roller skaters in mind! Roads will be relatively smooth, and there will be some small hills, but the route is generally flat. There will be announcements when skaters need to know about a potential hazard, and we'll assist each other if needed. Plus there will be 3-4 stops to disco or rest. You should be comfortable in your skates, and ready to skate in neighborhoods at a slow jogging pace. Skill level: intermediate-beginner. If you're not feeling confident enough to skate the route, bike along and put on your skates during the roller disco stops! If you have any questions, contact TJ at the IG link below. Thanks to PDX Unity Ride for their collaboration! —— PDX Unity Ride is a queer- and trans-friendly cycling collective that’s working to build community through a shared love of cycling. All LGBTQ+ folks and allies welcome. We welcome cyclists regardless of their skill level or ability. All bikes welcome, including e-bikes and adaptive bikes. Minors under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Masking encouraged indoors and when in close proximity to others. We follow the Shift2Bikes COVID Plan.

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Come join us for the second round of the chillest Pedalpalooza ride of the summer. Swiftwalkers is a meditational bike ride soundtracked by ambient music. All ride levels and ages are welcome. We'll meet at the open field at Laurelhurst Park (in-between the pond and the bathrooms), glide through Lone Fir Cemetery, cruise through Ladd's to cross the Tilikum Bridge. We will vibe out at Poet's Beach before continuing down the scenic west riverfront to cross the Sellwood bridge to conclude our ride at Oaks Bottom Waterfront Park. Please check the link for the style of music we will be playing on the ride! Email all ambient/drone/soundscape suggestions (including your own work!) to swiftwalkers@protonmail.com for consideration in the ride's playlist.

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Hear ye, hear ye! Join the motley crew who ride hard! Let your metallurgy find Valhalla! With stirring strings of heavy metal tunes ringing in your ears, we'll pedal over catacombs of death & destruction. Those who live with wolves learn to howl. None shall pass, less can answer these questions asked! What… is your name? What… is your quest? What… is your favorite color… “Yellow, no blue, ahhhh!!!”

Sometimes all our kids need is a lil push to take off on their bikes. This event is everything that's great about riding bikes and is for VERY young riders! Fun with friends/peers, encouragement and riding tips with fun clownie people who ride bikes all the time, a safe riding space away from traffic, taking breaks to play on the playground and building confidence in ourselves, in our beautiful urban park surrounded by trees! So here's what we do: We meet at the playground near Francis St. entrance to group up. You'll find Olive in a giant bow and Dingo in a tophat--each with tall bicycles. Grown-ups, please plan to supervise your kiddos as they ride depending on your child's skill level. You could easily stand in the center grassy area and watch them ride the loop. Bring, helmets, water, and a snack, yes! We'll make sure our bikes are ready for action, sing a song, and then we ride the quarter mile loop. It's paved and away from cars but it can be a tad bumpy on parts. We ride the loop a couple times with playground breaks in between. All the things we can do to practice good bike skills, we do! We ride, we slide, we encourage our friends, we repeat! We stay at Creston for the whole ride and end in the "secret park" as we call it, still on site. Event is FREE but donations in cash or Venmo are totally accepted for balloons and popsicles at the end of the ride and for Olive and Dingo community cycling efforts. Keep being awesome and so will we! Any questions, please ask. :o)

iloverootbeer.dingo@gmail.com

9712216715

Olive and Dingo dot com

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With the temperature predicted to hit 108 it’s time for a Cool Splish and Splashing! We’ll splash in 3-4 Downtown PDX Fountains

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Hi, I'm Kristie and I like lizards! You've likely seen my LZRDMOM bike license plate around town. Come join me on the 2nd annual World Lizard Day ride!!! August 14th is World Lizard Day, so we will be honoring our ectothermic pals by maybe basking on some warm surfaces, maybe-not eating bugs (unless you want to! or if you accidentally ingest them lol), but DEFINITELY making some beaded lizards and riding bikes! I’ve moved the beaded lizard craft time to before the ride and also to continue during the store stop (if it’s still light out). So COME EARLY FOR CRAFT TIME! After crafting to get us ready and rarin’ to lick our eyeballs—uh, I mean Ride Bikes—we will scuttle out on a route that passes some lizard-themed spots, giving myself and others opportunities to share Fun Lizard Facts! There will be park/store/pet store stop. You do not need to own a reptile to come on this ride. This is lizard appreciation! And all herp lovers are welcome too! That means all you snake, turtle, amphibian, and crocodile/alligator peeps! Props if multiple people show up wearing crocs, I would love that hahaha. This ride will be a loop and feature a playlist that may inspire you to eat buggs or an eggplant parm. For the beaded lizard craft time at the beginning, I'll have a ton of pony beads of assorted colors (though feel free to bring your own in case you have some laying around!), string, and a how-to zine to reference while making your own lizard! Yay! Route will be about 10 miles, and will be posted day of! And please, for the love (and stress) of all things scaley, do not bring your pet lizard on the ride portion of this ride. :)

Message me at @waldrooop on insta if you have questions!

Mellow Mondays rides are an ongoing ride for chilling with friends and welcoming new people to our community. Gift sharing is optional and small gifts such as snacks or stickers are just an easy way for us all to come together and get to know each other. We will have different ride leaders now and then but we all foster our community of joy and acceptance starting from a place of trust and safety. All of our rides are safe spaces and we foster a community of acceptance and mutual regard. Additional information: We strongly recommend any and all PDX:Unity rides and the warm/safe atmosphere they create for our marginalized communities. (We recommend Abraham Fixes bikes on N Williams, they’re a small community oriented business that have had some issues with vandalism recently. They’ve also got a stellar reputation and care about their work and us.)

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We will ride safe as a group, bare as you dare to different pools and fountains, maybe knock out a few of the day time thing its to hot to do today. Store stops included. Jerks be asked to leave.

Every Tuesday of Pedalpalooza (except for July 4th) We ride up SE 52nd Ave from Harney to Flavel Drive starting at 12:30pm on Tuesdays and wrap up about 1pm. We meet “in motion” anywhere on the hill. Southeast 52nd Avenue features a gentle slope, great sight lines, an occasional peacock and 100’ of elevation gain. Come attempt FIVE repeats to earn a sticker! On the last lunch hill killz of Pedalpalooza, Tuesday, August 29th, we'll have a substitute leader: Anthony D. He'll have a sticker for ya! If lunchtime doesn't work for hill kill fun for you, come join one of the three monthly "hill killerz socials" - 11 ez miles - 6/27, 7/25, 8/22) Note: There are cars driving on our hill. There's also a huge bike lane and mostly empty parking lane. hill killerz rulez: 1) no complaining 2) do whatever you want (may also be applied to life and other rides!)

bicyclekitty@gmail.com

Bicycle Kitty

This is an impromptu ride that I'm adding because of all the cancellations today. If anyone shows up, great! This is for all of us that enjoy riding in a little heat. I'm getting out my bike for a couple beverages and a little riding either way. A couple notes. You do NOT have to drink alcohol or beer or buy/consume anything to join this ride. Though, please drink water. Each location has non-alcoholic and non-beer options. This will be a moderately paced, intermediate ride. I plan to be at Chill N Fill on N Lombard around 1:30-ish. Riding will commence about 2:30 PM (no sooner). If you miss the start but want to join along the way, DM me on Insta at bill.bauman or on Telegram @billbauman I'm open to extending the riding and destinations, so feel free to jump in at any time. I'll be riding a white with red and black accents Trek road bike if you're looking for me. Proposed Route: Chill N Fill to Oakshire PDX on NE 42nd. Optional additional destinations: Great Notion Bridgetown Beerhouse I'm open to suggestions and route changes if anyone wants to change it up.

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Wanna learn how to fix a flat? PDX Unity Ride will be hosting a Flat Fix Clinic on Tuesday, August 15 at Bike Farm, 1810 NE 1st Ave. We'll start around 7 p.m. and we'll discuss some of the basic tools and equipment to keep on you at all times so you don't get stranded due to a flat. You'll also get hands-on time to practice changing out a flat and to practice using a patch kit. You may bring your bike to practice on but Bike Farm also has some bikes on hand. This is a cooperative learning workshop; we'll have leaders to guide you, but we want everyone to be able to learn from one another! Bring your questions and bring your know-how to share. THIS IS AN INDOOR EVENT: Bike Farm is currently masks-optional on Tuesdays, but we encourage those who join us for this clinic to wear a mask. We'll have some on hand if you need one. Additionally, please stay home if you don't feel well, have been in close contact with someone who's been sick in the last 7 days, or are recovering from COVID and are still testing positive. Additionally, we ask that you consider making a small donation to Bike Farm to help cover the costs of programs like these. We hope to see you there. ------------ This event is presented by PDX Unity Ride, a queer- and trans-friendly cycling collective that's working to build community through a shared love of cycling.

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https://www.instagram.com/pdxunityride/

We will ride safe as a group, bare as you dare to different pools and fountains, maybe knock out a few of the day time thing its to hot to do today. Store stops included. Jerks be asked to leave.

New location is Migration Brewing on N Williams Ave. 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've got coloring books and crayons for the kiddos and feel free to bring your own activities: puzzles, crafts, games, or whatever. $5 Migration Pints! - Great Food Menu from Papas Frita. 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) 5:00 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

WE WILL BE GOING TO THE WILLAMETTE RIVER THIS WEDNESDAY, AUG 30. Ride leaves at 6pm DJ PopCartPDX will be spinning tunes at Duckworth Dock. SPECIAL MUSICAL GUEST - Ramblxr !!! The Duckworth Summer Wednesdays End of Summer Blast FINALE with DJ PopCartPDX and Ramblxr! Duckworth Summer Wednesdays, a collaboration between Human Access Project and Lloyd EcoDistrict, combines live mixing from bike DJ PopCartPDX, lifeguarded swimming, lounging, people watching, and sunset viewing. We aim to cultivate a positive culture of inclusivity and 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. Although an Oregon Health Advisory is still in effect from Ross Island Lagoon to Cathedral Park, visual observations, significant drop in river temperature (currently 72 degrees), satellite imagery and a nice rain Monday morning indicate that it is now safe to return to the river. The River Hugger Swim Team is back to our regular schedule of swimming, we returned to the river on Saturday. For those who are interested in swimming we will have lifeguards on site, and of course 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. We will have a diving competition at 6:45pm. In addition to PopCartPDX DJing, we will have two other guest DJ's plus the famous Ramblxr who you may remember seeing a lot of at the World Naked Bike Ride after party. Ramblxr plays Celtic EDM, it's quite mind blowing to see and experience live. Ramblxr will be playing right after our diving competition from 7pm till dusk. HAP'sters - let's send summer out with a bang. Hope to see ya there! Best way to get to Duckworth is to ride your bike, there is lots of bike parking on site. Taking transit is a close second - Rose Quarter Transit Center is a short 15min stroll to Duckworth. For those who drive there is metered street parking on NE Oregon under the I5 overpass between the Rose Quarter and Convention Center. There is also a private parking lot on NE Lloyd behind the convention center and esplanade. Many thanks to our sponsors and partners to help make this happen - you rock! Point West Credit Union, Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, Portland Events & Film, Broadway Minuteman, Bike Loud, Bike Portland, SUP PDX, Portland Bureau of Transportation, Portland Parks and Recreation, Kaiser Permanente, The River Starts Here, and Metro!

joebicycles@gmail.com

Enjoy a fun mid week ride listening to a chill playlist of The Cure. Celebrating 45 years of music and the Lost Tour which had a stop here in Portland on May 31st. Additional stops have been added due to the heat. One stop at a park with a 24/7 mister and a short store stop. Wednesday will be hot. Bring lots of water and wear light clothes. No speaker system for this ride. We'll each play our favorite songs from The Cure on our own small speakers. Bring small speakers.

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Let's hit the mansion! We need to leave a little earlier than normal because they close Pittock down at 9! We will meet at 7 and roll out at 7:30. Bring lights, we will need them, PMA, gears, if you need'em, and we also recommend a helmet! This is not a loop. We will end the ride down at Pizza Slut (Burnside and 3rd) for a slice or two. Would love to see you there as the views are worth the climb!

******************************************************************************************************************************* UPDATE: Our meet and start times have been delayed due to extreme heat! We will now meet at 7:30 p.m. and leave at 8 p.m. ******************************************************************************************************************************* Welcome to the 3rd annual Mikes on Bikes ride! We're Mikes on Bikes, so get your cycles. This is a ride, celebrating Michaels. This will be a casual ride — all are welcome. Dress as your favorite Michael and ride your bichael.

Mikes on Bikes

Ride to support and enjoy the company of the people bringing natural wine to SE Portland. We'll start at Mattino's on Hawthorne and explore Gabriella's offerings (also, Cloudforest Chocolate next door!), and then roll to Company PDX on 34th just south of Belmont. From there, we may roll to a third spot TBD. Join us at Mattino's between 3:30-4:15 or at Company PDX between 4:45-6:00. We are scoping out possible second Bike Happy Hour locations (for Thursdays, most likely), and would love your experience to shape the choice. If you have a favorite spot in SE for natural wine, or know someone who has a spot you'd like to be supported by something like this, please get in touch!

vincidaro@gmail.com

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Are you new to Portland? Want to become more confident riding a bicycle around town and meet new friends along the way? Then this ride is for you! We'll be riding bicycles around Southeast Portland neighborhoods and end at some SE Foster food carts! This ride is organized by the City of Portland's Active Transportation team; we'll provide free Bike & Walk Maps, and other cycling resources to help you get around your new city :) Heat notice: current predictions show temperature will be about 90º F. Please bring water for the ride. We will have chilled bandanas to wear: portable air conditioning while you ride!

Secret Roller Disco is a regularly scheduled, pop-up roller disco adventure that invites participants on all types of wheels to explore locations around the Portland Metro Area. Through lights, music, art and community, we create a joyous and safe space for people of all ages to express themselves and connect through movement.

https://secretrollerdisco.org

https://www.instagram.com/secretrollerdisco/

** It's HOT! ** Due to the extremely hot weather this ride is being shortened to a 6 mile ride - we'll also start 30 min later (time is correct as it is currently posted.) This ride has also been changed to take advantage of more tree cover. HOT TIP: This ride ends at a Vegan Ice Cream Truck! Bring $$ for cold treats at the end of a warm ride. Love A Bowl will also be open, serving up delicious bowls & refreshing beverages. HOT TIP #2: Bring a bandana to get wet and ride with - it really helps to cool you off. We'll have a stop a Salmon Springs Fountain to get your bandana (or yourself) wet. Colors of the world - spice up your bike! Slam it to the left if you’re having a good time, shake it to the beat of the Spice Girls with a fabulous group of fans. Dress it up or dress down to boogie, because if u can’t dance to this you can do nothing for me baby. PLEASE BRING WATER / BEVERAGES! It's gonna be a warm one, so come prepared with hydration. There will not be any store stops; so be sure to bring all the water, sunscreen, and snacks you’ll want. We’ll have one dance spot (great for pictures), and the ride will end at a Ramblin’ Rose Vegan Ice Cream truck by Books with Pictures in Ladd’s, and just like last year we’ll host a special outdoor screening of the Spice World movie! Ride is not a loop but ride leader will ride back to Kenton (after the movie) and is happy to make stops along the way for folks that want to ride back home in a group. We aim to create a supportive and safer space for LGBTQIA+ folks. Sketchy folks, phobic remarks, or unsupportive behavior of any sort will not be tolerated. DJ bikes and speakers encouraged! Playlist and opportunity to sync the music (via Spotify): (( LINK BELOW )) Download the playlist to your device for so we can jam together without using your data. Route Map Link Below: - 6 mile route (shorter because of the heat) - Dance and Bathroom Stop at Salmon Street Springs Fountain - We'll take the Burnside Bridge! - No Store Stop - but we end at Ramblin' Rose Vegan Ice Cream & Love a Bowl Food Trucks! Corking is Community Care: We encourage folks who like to cork to join this ride and help make it a success. We also strongly encourage people who are cork-curious to join in and try it out. We keep us safe.

Peterpansybikes@gmail.com

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Every Week without fail we ride our bikes for the past 8 years. Even if it's not on the ride calendar rest assured it's always happening! As always TNR is free and open to everyone; diversity encouraged. Please stay behind the ride leader! Bring your poi come play! Come show your support and have an awesome time taking over the streets on our bikes. Come and celebrate your love of bikes & your zest for life! TNR is a safe space and personal space/property consent is required ! "If it's not a HELL YES; then it's a FUCK NO!" If you cannot agree to this you will be asked to leave the ride. Be a good human; help your fellow rider don't hurt them or you will be asked to leave the ride. Zero Tolerance for violence. If at anytime during the ride you find yourself in a situation that is making you uncomfortable or feel unsafe please notify the ride leader or ask the bike family closest to you so these behaviors can be handled when they occur. We are here to look out for each other. Please stay behind the ride leader! Look out for each other and watch out for agro drivers. Meet at 7pm announcements at 730! Leave no trace! #WEARETNR www.bikescum.com for live ride tracker

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We ride to our favorite 90's grunge music! We're gonna play some deep cuts, B sides, and some bangers too. Bring your speakers and queue up to our hand-picked playlist on Spotify!! Wear your grunge tees, ripped jeans, chucks, and lots of black clothing to set the vibe. The bike ride will be led by grunge-lovin' Gen Xers Les and Dave Moore. We are friendly, playful, and engaged humans who want to have a good time and connect with YOU! Sing your guts out (don't be shy) because it's FUN! Don't forget your speaker. ;) We will all queue up to a special made playlist when we meet. Also, we have no idea how big or small the group will be. A few volunteers will be needed to at busier intersections. Thank you and see you soon!

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Free outdoor projector movie with great sound! You can roll your bike right into the beer garden. Peruvian food cart on site or bring your own snacks. Beer, kombucha, wine, cider and NA options available. Showtime is at 8:15pm.

Long week? All those Pedalpalooza rides starting to blur into one big bike party hangover? Then Thank God It's Denim Vest Friday!!! This casual ride is for Denim Vest riders, wannabes, and anyone into the patch-and-pin vibe. And since Baerlic Brewing is Denim Vest Friday headquarters, it makes sense to start at Baerlic on Alberta, visit Baerlic on Halsey, and end with a patch and pin exchange at Baerlic in Ladd's. Denim vest not required, but bring something for the exchange at the end.

Nomad Cycles invites you and your electric bike or trike to another relaxed social ride that will cover some miles and elevation. Come with a full battery to ride with the ease only an electric bike can offer. We will meet up behind Nomad Cycle at 6 and ride at 6:30, meandering around interesting city terrain with an opportunity or two to open that throttle if you so desire! Bring speaker if you want some tunes and an openness to building community with your fellow e-bike riders. We'll make a pit stop for provisions along the way before ending in a park to picnic and socialize.

Join us for a special film shoot capturing the incredible moments and personal stories that have unfolded during this year's Pedalpalooza! We invite all participants, from seasoned riders to newcomers, to come together and share their most memorable experiences from the summer. Whether you found love, made lifelong friendships, discovered hidden gems in Portland, or embarked on an incredible cycling journey, we want to hear your story! This is your chance to be a part of a powerful and immersive documentary that celebrates the vibrant cycling community and the transformative power of Pedalpalooza. Bring your enthusiasm, your passion, and your favorite moments from the festival to the filming location at the start of "Friday Night Ride." If you've connected with others during Pedalpalooza, we encourage you to come together for joint interviews, showcasing the bonds and relationships that have formed through this shared experience. Don't miss this opportunity to have your voice heard and be a part of a captivating film that will be submitted to film festivals and grants, celebrating the unique stories and connections fostered through Pedalpalooza. If you don't have a story to tell, feel free to stand in the background as an extra! This film shoot will continue on by riding along with Friday Night Ride, and filming interviewees as they ride throughout the night. Note: By participating in the film shoot, you consent to the possibility of your interview being included in the documentary. We can't wait to hear your Pedalpalooza tale!

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

The Opera ride returns. Our second installment of this extremely beautiful ride. This is hosted by regular ride leaders Amy and Moorland but they’re representing our Trolling and Mischief division. We will listen to a carefully curated playlist that’s interspersed with movie dialogue to add a narrative arc to the dramatic tones. There will be a store stop. We will go into places that reverberate and we will seek serenity inducing views for our route. We’ve also been invited to Shenaniganza again. A pop up art and music crew. Our end spot will have food vendors, live shows and such. Funnily enough, The Phish ride returns tonight too, Jeff is also referencing a music term. Will the rides merge? Maybe. Will we troll The Phish ride? The answer is yes, this ride trolls hard and all and wherever it can. Will we make a nuisance of ourselves? Absolutely. Yet, all with the background gloriousness of Opera!

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Doing a straight zoo bomb ride for 2 hours .Going for is many zoo bombs we can get in tell 9pm . bring bike lights ! No holding back go is fast is you can go all runs . Before we all start I will let everyone know the route we are taking and if get lost I will make sure we all always meet back at the max goose hollow stop ! The ride starts at 7pm meet at 630pm ! This is to just have fun and good vibes and go fast going for is many zoo bombs is can do in two hours Also be ok with smoking cuese there will be weed smoking and dabs .. this is welcome for everyone on bikes or long boards or ebike or one wheels . Just note we hit 30mph plus on all hills some even in 50s . All wheels welcome skate boards or roller skates ebikes eboards all welcome.. just watch out for others and know there could be cars in spots !

You asked for it, so here it is, The Phish Ride Reprise. More info to come soon! We meet at 8pm, ride at 8:45p There will be one stop at a park near a store. The end spot will be near inner SE PDX where we can blast music, dance, and have fun. Leave no trace! Pack it in and pack it out! NO GLASS on the ride!!!

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100 miles (or less!). Some hillz. 99.9% paved. Lots of bike path, some road. Drop ride but plenty of regroup stops. Two ice cream stops and food cart finish before the final hill. Are you a bit nervous about riding 100 miles? This route has a couple of out & back sections that make it ideal for early bailouts, and much of the route is close to transit too. Unlike most Pedalpalooza rides, this is a "drop ride", which means everyone is free to ride whatever pace they like. ROUTE: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/40331712 Ride With GPS is a Portland company with a great app. It is highly recommended you download the free app on your phone before the ride so you can refer to it as needed. It will be easier to follow the route (and less drain on your phone battery) if you don't "record the ride", just have the route on your phone to check. Paper maps and cue sheets will also be available at the start. If you are running late, some extras will be left under a rock at the northwest corner of the laundromat parking lot.

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https://ridewithgps.com/routes/40331712

We meet each week at a different park to hand-make coffee, enjoy snacks, and meet with friends and newcomers alike! Bring coffee / brew kit or snacks to trade for coffee!

@pdxcoffeeoutside

Everyone is welcome to PEDAL! Please register on our website if you want to PADDLE at the end of the ride: https://www.columbiaslough.org/events-list/pedal-to-paddle-the-columbia-slough-watershed The Columbia Slough Watershed exists because of land, elevation, water, and gravity! We will follow gravity from a high place to a low place through the Cully neighborhood and then paddle in canoes at the Slough, a small, slow, skinny side channel of the Columbia River (also known as Wimahl and Nch'i-Wàna) that is home to turtles, beavers, freshwater mussels, and countless bird species. Route: This 4.2 mile, one-way ride, will begin at the soccer field behind Beaumont Middle School (4043 NE Freemont St) one of the highest places in the watershed (250ft), and will stop at different sites as we descend in elevation, ending at Whitaker Ponds (7040 NE 47th Ave) which is 14 ft in elevation. When we arrive at Whitaker Ponds, all participants will receive a life jacket, paddle, and seat in a boat for our ~1 hour paddle. Check in starts at 9:30am, event begins at 10am.

https://www.columbiaslough.org/events-list/pedal-to-paddle-the-columbia-slough-watershed

An all-ages/all-abilities, conversational-pace, meditative ride from SE PDX to the PSU Farmers Market to help support local farmers, bakers and makers of all kinds while building community in a relaxed, informal setting. Rain or shine! A post-ride adventure that is only loosely planned beforehand occasionally follows. Riders are welcome to leave at any point during or after reaching the farmers market.

What the heck is a bollard? A bollard is a short pole or column stuffed into the ground to protect pedestrians and pedestrian spaces from motor vehicles. Want to keep cars off hiking trails? Stick a bollard at the trailhead! Want to keep traffic off the sidewalks? Line them with bollards! Are you looking for physical separation between bike lanes and automobiles? You guessed it, more bollards! For those who already know, and those who would like to know more-- this is a ride all about pedestrian safety devices. This ride is hosted by members of StrongTowns PDX, and we'll be focusing on one of the most cost effective methods of separating vehicles from pedestrians, and imagining a safer Portland for all. This ride will have a tactical urbanism flair! We will be installing paper bollards at various locations along the route to highlight the cost effective infrastructure improvements PBOT could make to improve pedestrian safety. Better street design saves lives. Please bring panniers or cargo bikes to help us haul the bollards! Safety-themed costumes very much appreciated.

https://bollards.club/

Adaptive BIKETOWN offering free rentals and fitting for people with disabilities or those who cannot ride a classic 2-wheeled bike.

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Flames, flames, on the side of my face... Experience immersive theatrical genius on this thrilling cross between the murder mystery movie and the board game: CLUE. Amateur actors, amateur playwrights, HIGHLY PROFESSIONAL AND NOT AT ALL SILLY CLUES. Seven short skits will be performed at seven stops across N/NE Portland. No rehearsal. No memorization. No clue! Get ready for: Secret affairs! Killer robots! Disguises! Sexy hand puppets! Revenge! Tarot cards! And out of all this chaos, two characters will fall in love... Oh yeah, and we'll solve a murder. Your job is to be the detective and sniff out all the CLUES, in order to solve the who-what-where of the murder. Or you can relax and enjoy the bad jokes and over the top acting. Up to you! Audience members are at risk of being recruited to play roles. Dress up as your favorite character - prizes for best costume. Musical support by NakedHearts PDX! If you are banned from posting events or from other rides, please do not attend.

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Uni hockey at alberta park! Come by and unicycle with us. Or play goalie (on foot)! Happy to have a crowd!

“Never forget that justice is what love looks like in public.” -- Dr Cornel West Biking, walking, and being in public spaces are not equal experiences for all Portlanders. The rise in hate incidents for API folks during the pandemic has made being in public spaces feel less safe and welcoming. Join in this ride to be in Asian community together, and take up space in solidarity for the safety, peace, and belonging that we deserve when traveling and hanging out in our city. FREE spoke cards available while supplies last! Ride info: The route is a 6.5-mile loop ride that will start at Laurelhurst Park and end there. There will be one larger uphill and one larger downhill both on relatively calm streets. We will make a stop to show some love at an Asian grocery store & pick up snacks for the picnic. Park info: We will gather at Laurelhurst Park, west of the bathrooms. This ride is organized in collaboration with Asian American Town. Follow @asianamericantown to get updates and more background stories behind this event. They will plan for activities at the park for folks who are not riding, and for post ride too. To plan for the park activities (especially if you're not riding), please email asianamericantown@gmail.com so they know you're attending. Everyone is invited to bring their own snacks and drinks for post-ride festivities. Who can attend: This ride is meant for communities of color, centering Asian and Pacific Islander cyclists, and their family members and loved ones. White folks/accomplices are supporting us by offering help during the ride (corking, sweeping, general safety) and making sure that API folks' participation are prioritized. Bike access: Don't have a bike? Use promo code LOVE81923 for $40 BIKETOWN credit so you can e-bike from your home to the park and join the ride. Redeem this code in the BIKETOWN or Lyft app under Rewards.

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Do you love house music? Do you love deep, French, disco, and funky house? Do you just live dancing and bikes? Then come through for some of the grooviest house tracks that you can't not dance to. Some artist include, Daft Punk, Noizu, Calvin Harris, and Walker Royce with music that includes samples from classic disco and funk/soul artist. Fun festival and disco fits encouraged. Ride will be 5-10 miles with multiple dance breaks in dancey locations. Contact me for collabs. Sounboks speakers welcome to link up. If ride is big enough then we can run multiple speakers at once. Ride will end at Creston for the beginning of the Silent Disco taking place there. Silent disco deets here: https://m.facebook.com/events/s/picnic-in-the-dark-with-fun-lu/1282835268937415/?mibextid=RQdjqZ&wtsid=rdr_0IrDVhJiJwac4kfNa

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This bike ride will be a loop from colonel summers to poets beach .

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YeeHAW - giddyup, b(r)itches. We'll ride at sunset to a sh*tkickin' vintage country playlist featuring the likes of George Jones, Loretta Lynn, The Judds, Merle, Waylon, Willie, etc. Ride will include a few karaoke stops, and we'll end up at the Landmark Saloon. Your unique version of attire is welcome! Dress up, dress down - come as you are.

pamelaschpamela@gmail.com

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We are excited to ride the Gravel Grinder which is new to our Community Cycling Sundays here at Portland Patagonia. Meet at our store- from there we will rally to Portland’s very own Forest Park for a 17.46 mile ride through moderate hills and rocky terrain. A minimum of 35c tires are recommended for this route, as part of it is on gravel. Afterward, we will gather at the store for some Stumptown coffee and pastries! Make sure your bike is in working condition, bring a helmet, and pack some water for the road. Helmets are required and those under 18 years of age will need a guardian or parent’s signature on the ride waiver. Photo: Nathan Khalsa Ride Schedule: •Meet at the Portland Patagonia store @ 9:30AM •Ride begins @ 10AM •Ride ends back at the store @ 11:30AM where coffee and pastries will be provided As a part of our Community Cycling Sundays we will follow a few routes. This week we will feature the Patagonia Gravel Grinder. This particular route we will cruise through Northwest into Portland's Forest Park for some moderate gravel riding. Minimum of 35c tires recommended for this route as part of it is on gravel. Distance: 17.46 miles in total

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Have your morning coffee and croissant and then come on a trip of discovery to see Portland’s most isolated protected bicycle lane. On the way we’ll pass little seen vistas and get a rare perspective on Portland. Comfortably paced 12-mile mostly flat ride. We’ll be on some roads, but they won’t be very busy.

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A ride dedicated to the folks who LOVE Portland's trees. We’ll be guided by the Arbor Lodge Tree Team as we tour some of North Portland's biggest, oldest, coolest trees. We'll have dedicated volunteers at each stop explain the age, type, and story behind dedicated Heritage Trees. Link for route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/44000039 Nic + Rhett

Arbor Lodge Tree Team

A tour of Hillsboro highlighting the good and bad of its bike/ped infrastructure and 20 of its wonderful parks. Join us for the full tour or just the first or second halves. Starts and ends at the Orenco Station Farmers' Market. 20-mile route. Easy pace. No one left behind. We ride rain or shine, so dress for the weather. 20 miles too long? Join for the first half then exit at the Washington County Courthouse (close to the Hatfield Government Center MAX station). Or join the second half at the Courthouse: meet at 12:15, ride resumes at 12:25pm. Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43527677 ____________ Join RIDEWESTSIDE for our monthly social rides, exploring Washington County by bike, for community and fun!

RideWestside2023@gmail.com

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Discover your neighborhood! Check out inspiring projects that your neighbors have created and continue to care for in the district. Join SE Uplift for casual bike rides in June, July, and August with frequent stops primarily along neighborhood greenways and ending at a destination with food and drink options.

matchu@seuplift.org

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SE Uplift Neighborhood Coalition

Do you have a favorite Bikeway Character? Come dressed up as your chosen piece of thermoplastic street art and let's get together & bike about it! We've come a long way from the days of rogue city workers altering the ubiquitous bike lane symbol into something cheeky. Now there's a whole team dedicated to bringing school kid's winning designs to life on our streets! Full colour unicorns, lipsticked slugs, Gloria Steinem quotes... we'll meander around town appreciating some old & new road art, try to snap photos with our inspirations, and reminisce about Sharrow Characters long paved over. This year we're exploring southeast Portland. We've created a 9ish mile route with some climbs and some descents as we try to collect as many sharrows characters as we can between Clinton City Park and Sellwood Park. Stick with us for a photobooth, coloring contest, special guests, and costume prizes at the end! Need costume inspiration? tinyurl.com/bikelaneart will take you to a map of sharrows characters I've logged from across Portland, feel free to email me any other I've missed - let's crowdsource this collection! Also @bicycleroutefound is a GREAT follow on instagram with *mostly* local-to-Portland art on the streets.

lady.mercer@gmail.com

Part alleycat part scavenger hunt all fundraiser. Hunt down and snap photos of iconic Portland landmarks for points! Swing through checkpoints for activities and more points! Go fast and be nice to win prizes and raise money for Peoples Pantry PDX! 2-6pm Three categories: WTF/NB - Courier - Casual Follow @No_Contact_Cat on Instagram for more details and rules.

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Do you love bikes? Want to be in a community with other diabetics, or support the diabetic in your life? This is the ride for you! Managing a chronic illness can feel isolating and all-consuming, so let's socialize and make friends! Please be sure to bring snacks for any lows! More details to come. Please reach out if you have questions, or suggestions, or just want to connect!

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Sometimes all our kids need is a lil push to take off on their bikes. This event is everything that's great about riding bikes and is for VERY young riders! Fun with friends/peers, encouragement and riding tips with fun clownie people who ride bikes all the time, a safe riding space away from traffic, taking breaks to play on the playground and building confidence in ourselves, in our beautiful urban park surrounded by trees! So here's what we do: We meet at the playground near Francis St. entrance to group up. You'll find Olive in a giant bow and Dingo in a tophat--each with tall bicycles. Grown-ups, please plan to supervise your kiddos as they ride depending on your child's skill level. You could easily stand in the center grassy area and watch them ride the loop. Bring, helmets, water, and a snack, yes! We'll make sure our bikes are ready for action, sing a song, and then we ride the quarter mile loop. It's paved and away from cars but it can be a tad bumpy on parts. We ride the loop a couple times with playground breaks in between. All the things we can do to practice good bike skills, we do! We ride, we slide, we encourage our friends, we repeat! We stay at Creston for the whole ride and end in the "secret park" as we call it, still on site. Event is FREE but donations in cash or Venmo are totally accepted for balloons and popsicles at the end of the ride and for Olive and Dingo community cycling efforts. Keep being awesome and so will we! Any questions, please ask. :o)

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Olive and Dingo dot com

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Ride together to Come Thru PDX black and indigenous market! Bring money to buy produce and more from our farmer friends. ride starts at Laurelhurst Park, swings by Colonel Summers park to pick up riders, and ends at the Redd on Salmon. Hop on where you can! Ride leaves Laurelhurst Park (SE Ash and 33rd) 2:45pm Ride leaves Colonel Summers Park (SE Taylor and 17th) 3pm

Its happening tonight, the air quality is good again! Tour of Southeast Mutual Aid, co-op and garden projects. Monday August 21st Meet at 5:30, Ride 6-7, Potluck and study group 7:00- 8-30 Come tour SE Portland's Community Gardens with the Municipal Eco Resiliency Project (MERP) - The bike tour will start at the Gardens at the Base of Mt Tabor and will end at MERP office and GreenHouse. Following the tour you're invited to eat with us and join a causal study group led by MERP Educational Facilitator Anthony. The tour will include community gardens, street murals, and an urban Eco-village. Slow paced tour Approx 3.5 miles one way. Tour ends near the Lents Max Station. BIkeTown is supporting this ride and providing Ride codes for you to test out our newish Electric assist Bikes 10 people can use the promo code MERP2023 for a $30 credit Contact Benjamin to learn how to use it or any accessibility needs. Bayer@lyft.com Your Invited to wear Green Orange or Black! The Municipal Eco Resiliency Project, aka MERP is about expanding grassroots organizing and attaining sustainable resources with marginalized communities as we build community power for food sovereignty to meet the scale of climate change before the year 2030. Possible route here https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Mt.+Tabor+Community+Garden,+6001-6399+SE+Lincoln+St,+Portland,+OR+97215/45.4973779,-122.5994721/45.4902855,-122.5977728/45.4938545,-122.5942521/45.4845598,-122.5680618/@45.4839557,-122.5985604,2929m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m27!4m26!1m5!1m1!1s0x5495a059cacb3d45:0x999bb60b597046db!2m2!1d-122.5982885!2d45.5081079!1m10!3m4!1m2!1d-122.6017624!2d45.4965396!3s0x5495a069cc89ff13:0x6636e0689d0e625d!3m4!1m2!1d-122.6017382!2d45.4938351!3s0x5495a06bd3366c7d:0xb9bee439d14a7abf!1m0!1m5!3m4!1m2!1d-122.5723019!2d45.4879486!3s0x5495a03abb581583:0xfa912a5436e36783!1m0!3e1?entry=ttu

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Biketownpdx.com

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Sorry kids, summer is almost over. But you know what's back? Your local Bike Bus, that's what! Let's celebrate the start of the school year, and Bike Buses, with a ride to get some ice cream! Ride is open to all, whether your school has a bike bus or not, and whether you take part or not. We're here to celebrate kids, bikes, and a healthier, safer, sustainable, and way more FUN model for urban transport. We can also cover the cost of dessert if you need. This is a nice kid-paced ride down and back up the gentle slopes of Southeast Portland, so should be doable for kids of all ages. We'll be traveling along Lincoln, and then mostly Clinton, since it's relatively flat. We'll stop at meet-up points along the way, just like a Bike Bus. A map with times will be available the day before the ride (Sunday morning) so you can join en route. There will be a chance to win prizes at our 'bus stops' along the way! Please share with your school friends, sports teammates, anyone in the area who is interested in biking more for transportation! Bring your bubble machines and speakers. NOTE: The ride there/west is extremely easy (slight downhill), but the ride back/east involves a significant uphill around 52nd. It's no problem if you or your kid can't make it- we'll walk bikes as needed, or parents with cargo bikes can gives kids a lift up. We won't let the hills stop us! Schedule (times are approximate, we may arrive late but will never leave early): 6:15: Depart Western Seminary 6:19: Arrive Lincoln/58th 6:24: Depart 6:35: Arrive Clinton/41st 6:40: Depart 6:55: Arrive Ladd's Circle 7:00: Depart 7:10: Arrive 50 Licks

rob.galanakis@gmail.com

** The end spot for August 21 will be the Skidmore Bluffs. ** A picnic ride where fancy dress is encouraged! All clothing is welcome, but fancy gets bonus points (we have bowties to lend if you need fancy assistance). A casual social ride on 1st, 3rd, and 5th Mondays. Meet at Oregon Park at 6PM, ride at 6:30 A different endpoint each time. Route is always 3-6 miles, heavy/cargo bike- and kid-friendly route, and at a slow pace. We won't be too fast for you. We end in a different park or park-like place each week for picnics and chats. BYO picnic food, blanket, and games for the endpoint. 2023 Dates - Jun 5, 19 | Jul 3, 17, 31 | Aug 7, 21

@sabspalooza and @anomalily on instagram for ride details

What can you expect? Relaxing ethereal music that feels empowering and calming ……Music that softens the stress and angst of life and lights warmth in the attitudes of love and self care and the care of others. Also, we’re going to rock out to some Tina Turner and get our feet moving. Tina Turner has been chanting Buddhist mantras since the mid 1970’s! We will also hear her rocking out. I found this music when a freind of mine recommended Dechen-Shak-Dagsay as music to listen too while in an Airport. It transformed the experience for me. Then I discovered the work she’s been doing with Tina Turner. It blew my mind….. If you’ve been on any rides I’ve lead since November 2022, chances are you’ve heard this music at some time. Oh and see the insta link below for a snippet of Tina Turner from one of these albums….she also chants and harmonizes. This will be a serene adventure…. Mellow Mondays rides are an ongoing ride for chilling with friends and welcoming new people to our community. Gift sharing is optional and small gifts such as snacks or stickers are just an easy way for us all to come together and get to know each other. We will have different ride leaders now and then but we all foster our community of joy and acceptance starting from a place of trust and safety. All of our rides are safe spaces and we foster a community of acceptance and mutual regard. Additional information: We strongly recommend any and all PDX:Unity rides and the warm/safe atmosphere they create for our marginalized communities. (We recommend Abraham Fixes bikes on N Williams, they’re a small community oriented business that have had some issues with vandalism recently. They’ve also got a stellar reputation and care about their work and us.)

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Every Tuesday of Pedalpalooza (except for July 4th) We ride up SE 52nd Ave from Harney to Flavel Drive starting at 12:30pm on Tuesdays and wrap up about 1pm. We meet “in motion” anywhere on the hill. Southeast 52nd Avenue features a gentle slope, great sight lines, an occasional peacock and 100’ of elevation gain. Come attempt FIVE repeats to earn a sticker! On the last lunch hill killz of Pedalpalooza, Tuesday, August 29th, we'll have a substitute leader: Anthony D. He'll have a sticker for ya! If lunchtime doesn't work for hill kill fun for you, come join one of the three monthly "hill killerz socials" - 11 ez miles - 6/27, 7/25, 8/22) Note: There are cars driving on our hill. There's also a huge bike lane and mostly empty parking lane. hill killerz rulez: 1) no complaining 2) do whatever you want (may also be applied to life and other rides!)

bicyclekitty@gmail.com

Bicycle Kitty

NEW funner weirder home stretch for August. Calling all hill killerz! Come join a romp around Johnson Creek ridge with eleven miles of nice ez hillz including some off road cut-thrus. We'll wrap up at Mercado food carts and the start of the Foster Night Ride, which rolls at about an hour after we get there, so there's time for snacks before more bike fun! Roll time is 6:00pm SHARP

bicyclekitty@gmail.com

Bicycle Kitty

We'll ride past all the planets of our solar system. Starting at "Facing the Crowd" (the baby face sculpture at Civic Stadium) we'll create a scale model of our solar system. This will be a slow-paced ride stopping at each planet, with optional burrito stop at Laughing Planet. Feel free to peel off at any point (Neptune is a 5 mile ride, Eris is 11 miles).

(503) 764-6960

*** The river is poisoned and all the outdoor pools have closed. Let's join our friends across the river for the Saul T. Scrapper Olympics instead. *** Join a weekly ride to the ??? for community and friendship. End spot is changing all the time based on river conditions and pool availability. This event is queer-led and aims to be a safer space. If you are banned from posting events or from other rides, please do not attend. If you have any issues, come find me or one of the safe people.

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Dear Friends, You did it; you rode hard all summer, read your 5 scholastic book club books, and earned the class a pizza party! So slip on your vans, pull your band tee out of the closet and come get cheesed up for one last ride. Skateboards encouraged! Route details: - Laurelhurst tennis courts / skate park: 6:00-6:45pm - Electric Pizza Company: 7:00 - 7:30pm - Baby doll: 7:45 - 8:15pm - Rev hall: 8:30 - 9:00pm * * Less Than Jake is playing Rev Hall (https://event.etix.com/ticket/online/performanceSale.do?performance_id=3788851&method=restoreToken) though the event is sold out you may be able to grab some tickets on craigslist! Route **We we plan to have music and a "merch table" / t-shirt swap at the end of the ride. Please bring a band tee that you'd love to give away or trade!**

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Meet us by the basketball court Lead by real private investigators. Let us show you the real dirt in the city. Dress like your favorite PI!!! Please bring your sound systems because we have been working on a tight private investigator playlist. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/74kh0OaluAvAe7nS9ohdlS?si=1f0fa1e0778548dd Meet at 7PM- Leaving at 7:30PM. Starts at Col Sumners Park. Ends at Cartopia on 12th and Hawthorne for drinks and private investigator Q and A. 7 miles-ish We are stopping at key locations to talk about Portland crime and only stuff PI’s would know. * There will be a super secret surprise stop!! Maybe you should be a PI too. As requested- Our stops included the Cider Riot, The Steal Bridge for the bridge jumpers, Pioneer Courthouse Square to listen to the Flaming Lips live, The Justice Center and we ended at Cartopia!! Here is the Private Investigator Playlist <iframe style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/playlist/74kh0OaluAvAe7nS9ohdlS?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe>

let's wear TuTus and revel in the music of Maynard J Keenan and company my sound rig will be bumping Tool, Perfect Circle, but this particular ride will lean more into Puscifer. if you have a sound rig, bring it! and shiny lights are strongly encouraged (i just updated my own a little bit) it's a Tuesday a TuTuday a ToolsDay let's have a fantastic time! we'll be taking a easy social pace. we'll be going about 8 miles total. there will be a rest/regroup stop about 1/3 of the way at Irving Park, and there is Knott Street Grocery just a couple of blocks away were you can grab beverages if you are so inclined note that the end location is a (wonderful) bar, which is to say, this ride is not a sober event

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eat drink and be merry, tonight we ride! Come prepared for anything, be kind to all travelers, pack out what you pack in, don't be verbally abusive, no bulling, zero violence is the policy and if it's not a hell yes than it's a fuck no.