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Get up early and cruise peacefully around Portland's streets with no plan and not very many cars in sight. We'll head for a coffee place once commuter traffic kicks in.

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Let's ride bikes to a park and practice yoga together! $10 suggested donation for the teachers - NO ONE TURNED AWAY FOR LACK OF FUNDS. Please bring your own: SUNSCREEN, yoga mat, yoga props, hydration and snacks. Hop on where you can! 2:30 meet at Irving Park Tennis Cours 2:45 ride Leaves Irving Park 3:15 ride arrives Peninsula Park Fountain 3:30 ride leaves Peninsula Park 3:45 ride arrives Woodlawn Park 4pm 1 hour vinyasa yoga class About your instructor: Carla Bartow (she/her) started practicing yoga in 2012 and moved to PDX in 2013 for bikes and art. This is Carla's final project for her 300 hour Yoga Teacher Training Certification at People's Yoga, studying under Audra Carmine. Carla has practiced yoga for fourteen years, and Pedalpalozza'd for ten years. She can't wait to meet you!

You're invited to join us for a whimsical and enchanting group bike ride inspired by the iconic film Grey Gardens. The ride will end at Clinton Street Theater, for a 7 pm showing of Grey Gardens (please buy your tickets online in advance to ensure availability). Channel your inner Edith and Little Edie as we ride through some scenic areas of Portland, with a pop-in for the Ding! Ding! Ride before heading to the theater. Don your best costume for the day - one that would make Little Edie proud! Prizes! "This is the best thing to wear for today, you understand. Because I don't like women in skirts and the best thing is to wear pantyhose or some pants under a short skirt, I think. Then you have the pants under the skirt, and then you can pull the stockings up over the pants, underneath the skirt. And you can always take off the skirt and use it as a cape. So I think this is the best costume for today... " "But you see in dealing with me, the relatives didn't know that they were dealing with a staunch character and I tell you if there's anything worse than dealing with a staunch woman... S-T-A-U-N-C-H. There's nothing worse, I'm telling you. They don't weaken, no matter what."

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Ride with us to stop and smell the roses! We'll be riding to rose gardens on the eastside of Portland, rolling down streets where the smells may overtake your senses and the sounds of rose-themed songs and poetry shared will honor our city of roses. Wear your best rose-themed outfits - after all, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Ride is a loop - we meet at Peninsula Park. If you'd like to help support this ride, please reach out! NakedHearts PDX is supporting with Lady Gertrude, and is here to support you on other rides -- reach out to @NakedHearts.PDX on insta with your ride ideas. ~message me @aye__calypso on IG w/ any questions~

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The acoustic bicycle adventure returns! Come join our pointillistic swarm of bleeps and bloops as we meander through the echo-locations of Portland. Strap on your Casiotones, your telephones, your xylophones, your Gameboys, whatever other noise-toys you've got -- or you can borrow one of ours! We’ll warm up at the start point to get our noises on, then ride off in a musical parade of migratory soundbirds!

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BikeLoudPDX monthly Hack Night takes to the streets for Pedalpalooza. We'll visit some locations related to the Bike Crash Report Infrastructure Analysis project and review our work on mapping the bike network's maintenance needs and infrastructure deficiencies. Note: check back each month for a location change Route may be determined by participants at the start, not a loop, but nobody will be left behind or stranded. Let us know if you need a riding buddy or help to get back/home!

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Ride your bike, ding your bell. That's it! This ride is three minutes long, if you're not familiar with it. Ride begins ON TIME at 6:15pm and goes for 3 minutes only!

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Are you Ready For It? Make a Blank Space on your calendar, because it'll be a Cruel Summer if you miss this ride. Get your best Eras Tour outfit ready and join us for a flat, easy, and musical ride that you will remember All Too Well. It's a Pedalpalooza (Taylor's Version) Story, baby just say YES!

Woodstock/Springwater Corridor Ride! Meet at Woodstock Park (47th and Steele) at 6:45p, group leaves at 7p. We’ll ride part of the Springwater around Reed college, then end back at Woodstock Park. Hangs at Thunderbird afterwards! Approx. 8 miles, social pace + no drop! Don’t forget water and lights!!

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Secret Roller Disco is a pop-up roller disco adventure that invites participants on all types of wheels to explore locations around the Portland Metro Area on Thursday nights. We feature amazing Djs, lights, art, crafts, costumes and community. We create a joyous and safe space for people of all ages to express themselves and connect through movement. Check Instagram or our website for the weekly flyer which announces our location, Djs and themes each week!

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Bike the golf cart path to see the best Heron Rookery in Portland (it may have moved). Learn about Vanport. Six mile loop ride. Great for kids with a gear bike.

KOMPAS Coffee Club is a weekly touch point for our community members to hang out, drink coffee, and ride bikes together! We meet every Friday morning at 7am at Upper Left Roasters on SE 12th/Clay. Then leave the cafe at 7:45 for a social paced bike ride. We post weekly on our Instagram @kompas.rgn about the rides, and we also have an emailing list. Reach out to kompas.rgn@gmail.com to be included in the emailing list. Can't wait to ride together! Come along and make some new friends.

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Wave your breakfast flag! Join us on the Sellwood Bridge for a Flag Day Breakfast on the Bridges! Look for us at the eastern bumpout on the north side, serving up coffee and treats!

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Have you ever wondered about all the Interesting, quirky and fun things in Portland Oregon? Then this is the ride for you! Imagine a Ride blending a little bit of wonkiness, some cool architecture, hidden art pieces and cool streets. We’ll grab some munchies and hit 3 Quadrants of Portland discovering what makes Portland Cool! This ride will concentrate on North, Northwest and Northeast

Bici Cumbia back! We'll be riding to cumbia from Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Argentina, and many more places! We'll meet at Ladd's, do a chill ride around SE, then go to El Pato Feliz Mobile for food. No drop ride. If there's time we'll have a dance party with DJ Seb the Soundguy.

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It's the last day of school and I'm out of work for the summer. I'm going to bike to meet up with the Bici Cumbia ride so I might as well post this as a last-minute Bike Summer ride. Join me! I don't have a big speaker so bring yours and blast some cumbias too. Look for the guy with the mohawk and the brompton.

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

Calling all you Kitty Purries, TSwizzles, Animal$, and soldiers of the Britney Army!!!! Come ride, bop, and dance with us along a magical glitter filled route to Sellwood Park for a dance party! Maybe we will get ice cream on the way! Wear your most scandalous trash pop inspired costumes, glitter, spandex, fur, and friendship bracelets. The playlist will be filled with songs you get so much shit for from your hipster, audiophile, music snob friends. NO REQUESTS, NO TASTE, NO APOLOGIES. YOU WILL KISS A GIRL AND YOU WILL LIKE IT. Ride Path: Start at Colonel Summers, tour through Ladd's circles and squares, then we will hop on the Springwater Corridor and head down to Sellwood Riverfront Park. We will end the evening with optional ROLLER SKATING! at Oaks Bottom Park like we are 13 years old!!! Let's get slurpees! Bring your skates! Make sure your mom can pick you up after!!!! Important Note: Don't be a darkwad! Make sure and bring lights for your bike and your body as it will probs be dark going home. Also it's more fun. See you there!

Ready to boogy? It's that time of the year again. Costume time! Be yourself and weird time! Pretend you are a wild animal time! Dance ugly time! Microdose and ride time! 4th edition of the most animalesque ride of pedalpalooza. We hit a store stop and a few dance stops at parks/riverfront/rooftops?? The playlist is a mix from previous years + a few new eclettic entries We practice consent We empower "no"s Don't be a douch

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This ride happens on the 2nd Friday of EVERY month, no matter the weather. Each month we have a new ride leader taking us to a mystery destination. From this month's ride leader about the ride: "Not a lot of climbing... but there is some rough road/light trail riding. Road bikes are fine - but good lights for the off-road part may necessary. Not a short ride, closer to 10miles. But a rad route!"

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meet up location has change- now meeting at Foster Powell community garden Join us for our 15th annual Foster-Powell Garden Tour! As always, it's free and family-friendly. Gardens on the tour have a variety of aesthetics and are guaranteed to provide inspiration. It's also a great way to get out and meet your neighbors and pick up some gardening info (even if you don't have a green thumb, like myself). This will be a lovely short little ride where we will just ride together from house to house, short distance covered overall. we'll stop for 10-15 minutes per house to enjoy the garden and chat with the gardener (many of these people have spent countless hours over the years transforming their outdoor spaces!). Bring water/snacks/sunscreen & we'll going to stop mid route at Essex park for their bathroom. Information here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_Wqihczx1lVnNQSwBs0UjGhyZHB6vrIV3SrUlfgVrE4/edit?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR2n8jKTMUF9EFNNTCYJPv-E076WytfScSomxGPp3BDA-IHhiFZf9C0hWYo_aem_ATGNljYLrHTdLMEqpd0Ttv42LIe5vZVcnF2cC1cDIqB3pk1pR42bHHlDMrKawkRGdBwN4UTuKgQHvIsUUL05a-DK • Look for signs marking each host garden • Stay on paths and sidewalks unless invited by host • Help children respect plants and protected places • No visiting pets of any kind in gardens • Restrooms are not available at private home

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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.

Join us for a family friendly ride celebrating black history in Milwaukie. Ride ends at the Juneteenth celebration at Ball Michel Park.

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We’re excited to continue the 9th annual Black Liberation Ride in 2024 - a community bike ride for Black + Brown Portlanders, hosted on Saturday, June 15th, in observance of Juneteenth - aka the celebration of the emancipation of the last remaining enslaved African - aka Black Independence Day! This ride is a moment to come together, take up space, and celebrate in solidarity by riding around Portland. This ride is centered around the Black / Brown community. Want to join but you don't have a bike? Reach out to @brownsugarbathbomb or @the_genius_prince_ on Instagram, and we'll get you hooked up with a ride, courtesy of BIKETOWN. This ride is kid-friendly, NO DROP, and open to all rider levels. Rider checklist: - Sunblock - Water bottle - Helmet (if you don’t have one, don’t worry) - Something comfortable to ride in - Any flags, shirts, whatever you want to rep the culture Meet at 10am, Ride at 10:30am The ride will start at Irving Park, and finish at Lillis Albina Park for the Juneteenth Oregon Celebration.

TV Hwy sucks to ride on even though it has a “bike lane” and is home to many businesses and housing areas where you might want to travel. This ride is a loop that will focus on 2 routes which parallel TV Hwy from Hillsboro to Beaverton but traverse lighter traveled streets and even take advantage of some much better separated bike infrastructure. Warning: though these routes are better than riding the side of TV Hwy that is a very low bar. This ride will include multiple occasions where we will have to take the lane and/or ride on the sidewalk, cross side streets without signals, and we will cross TV Hwy twice (both at traffic lights but still) as such this is not a kid friendly ride. I don't want to scare everyone off, but I do want to make sure you know what you are signing up for. Meet in the parking lot of Tualatin Hills Nature Park in Beaverton, this ride is a loop. Both the Beaverton Creek and Merlo Rd Max blue line stops are nearby for easy access from further away. Rough estimates put this ride at approx. 16mi, though if you get tired and need to drop we won't ever be far from bus line 57.

Discover the thrill of adaptive mountain biking June 15 at Newell Creek Canyon Nature Park (485 Warner Mine Rd, Oregon City 97045). Open event to anyone who wants to learn about this emerging sport. IG @ oreon_sci www.oregonsci.org

Oregon Spinal Cord Injury Connection

Oregon Spinal Cord Injury Connection welcomes all-comers to an exciting demo day of ADAPTIVE MOUNTAIN BIKING at Newell Creek Canyon Nature Park (485 Warner Milne Rd, Oregon City, Or 97045 ) Whether you're a seasoned rider or new to the sport, whether you consider yourself able-bodied or disabled, this event offers the chance for Willamette Valley residents to experience the freedom and excitement of off-road cycling on specially adapted bikes provided and supported by @oregon_adaptive_sports Register Here: https://tinyurl.com/OASaMTB24

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Last year you saw carpets, adult tiny soccer, and a motorcycle club. This year we're back baybee, and we're still drinking. Pop some bubbles while the balls drop. Wander the stacks and tip one back. Roll some dice while on ice. This place lets you drink? Join us for another not-bar crawl to businesses that unexpectedly have a liquor license. Bring cash, tip fabulously, no drop.

Meet at Roscoe’s (8105 SE Stark St) at 1Pm for a beer and a bike ride starting at 2PM for a 7.4 mile ride with a beer stop along the way. Upon return to Roscoe’s a New Belgium cruiser will be raffled of to a lucky winner!

Looking for a reason to dust off your bike trailer? Curious what it’s like toting the under-five crowd around town? Wondering how you can incorporate biking into your daily life? Or are you just plain looking for other biking with babies people? (This is also a great ride to make sure your rig is set up for the next day's Sunday Parkways in NE). Join other new parents for a slow and intentional ride around the greenways in NE. We’ll stick to slow streets with fewer bumps on them to get used to toting our new precious cargo around. We'll end back at Irving Park near the playground. Meet at Irving Park by the bathrooms at 2 pm. Babies don't wait, so we'll roll out at 2:15. There are benches next to the bathrooms if you need to nurse or change diapers before the ride.

Unicycle Hockey! Bring your one wheeled friends, any two wheeled folks are welcome to cheer and hangout! We occasionally need footed-goalies as well...so we might recruit you from the crowd. We have all the sticks, and a spare Uni or Two if you are lacking. It's beautiful spot, so come picnic, bring snacks, and enjoy the show. I usually bring some munches and drinks. It'll be a lovely time!

A casual ride around Hillsboro on your favorite bicycle. Vintage, cargo, touring, commuter, tandem and weird creations are encouraged. Every bicycle has a story and it's probably a good one! We will enjoy a low to no traffic ride on the paths, side streets and trails around Hillsboro. Snack stops at some great local parks. Arcade 2084 after the ride for video games and beverages.

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We're going to get lucky! Meet up face to face at Kenilworth Park in SE at 7:00, jam out to some Daft Punk deep cuts, and ride out at 7:30. Then we'll get harder, better, faster, stronger as we join up with the LCD Soundsystem ride at another Portland park. We'll then ride out one more time to a final end spot where we will all lose ourselves to dance with DJ Dance Mom (@dj_dancemom)! Bring a Soundboks to link up but please respect the playlist and avoid playing other music or having multiple speakers clash when possible.

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I wish that we could talk about it... so here we go. We'll meet at Irving Park and jam out for a while, that's how it starts. We depart at 7:30 to pedal to and meet up with the Daft Punk ride. Oh baby will it be a fun time. Deeper cuts and grooves for this ride, combo ride will be big hits. Where are your friends tonight? Both rides end on the esplanade where DJ Dance Mom (@dj_dancemom) will be spinning Indie Pop hits! See you North American Scum there. Please respect the playlist and avoid playing other music or having multiple speakers clash when possible.

Community Ride to King Farmers Market at Martin Luther King Jr Elementary School. Start at the Northeast Corner of Alberta Park: 22nd & Ainsworth for departure at 10:00am. Ride to Fernhill Park at the corner of Ainsworth & 37th for departure at 10:15am Ride to Wilshire Park at the corner of 37th & Skidmore for departure at 10:30 Ride to King Farmers Market for fresh produce and support local makers

Celebrate open streets during the NE Cully Portland Sunday Parkways event presented by Kaiser Permanente on June 29, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.! The Northeast Cully 6-mile looped route rises significantly as one travels from north to south stopping along the way at Fernhill Park, Kʰunamokwst Park, Wellington Park, and Roseway Parkway. Start anywhere on the route and bike, walk, or roll as you explore the neighborhood greenways and other infrastructure, parks, and community resources. There will be areas along the route and at the featured parks where circulation slows for vendor marketplaces, community booths, free family-friendly activities, and live entertainment. This is a free all-ages community event organized by the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT).

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Easy family friendly ride via the 70's Greenway to the Northeast Cully Sunday Parkways.

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Ride bikes together with Kidical Mass PDX from Irving Park to the Northeast Cully Sunday Parkways open streets event. Sunday Parkways provides a car-free open streets celebration. Ride bike together with us to make it fun! This is a slow ride, paced for kids on bikes and parents on cargo bikes. At 11:45am we’ll ride 3 miles from Irving Park playground to Sunday Parkways route and down to Fernhill Park, where there will be food vendors, water and restrooms. We should arrive at about 12:35. After a break there from 12:35pm to 1:15pm for lunch, you can also join us if you want to ride the rest of the Sunday Parkways route together, 6 miles total with a couple of stops on the way at K Park and Wellington Park, or you can enjoy the car-free streets at your own pace. If you do the whole loop and go back to Irving Park, it will be 11 miles total. The first 1.5 miles is gradually uphill. Then after Fernhill park there are 2 more gradually hills on the way to Wellington park, with some gradual downhill sections in between. We should finish the Sunday Parkways route around 3:45 pm and be back at Irving park by 4:15 pm This will be suitable for school-age bike riders who can pedal their own bike uphill in a straight line. Kids should wear a helmet, be able to ride in a straight line without training wheels, start and stop, and follow instructions. Cargo bikes, tandems, trailers and tag-a-longs are great for younger or less confident kids, or in case kids get tired of pedaling. Adults without kids can also join the ride as corkers to help with traffic safety. We’ll ride together as a group, rain or shine, because kids are traffic too! Map https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46940248

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It's my birthday! Come join me for the NE Sunday Parkways loop. We will have sound systems and it will be family friendly. The plan is to stop at each park for 30 minutes before riding to the next one. Start at Kunamokwst Park at the playground and end at the Summer's on Going block party at 52nd and Going.

Chase Portland's tiny joys and tiny libraries on two wheels in a rip roaring alley cat extravaganza. Like all good alley cats, there will be prizes. There will be no proscribed route. There will be minimal clues. There will be glory. * Teams up to 3 are permitted if one is a parent and another is an offspring. Queer/non-traditional families welcome. * E-bikes will be credited 50% of their total points. Cahmon you've got a motor. * Onewheel/Motorized Unicycles/E-wheels are not eligible for prizes. You're...well, you're not a bike. Ride starts and ends at the same bar. Find us lathering sunscreen on the porch. Scoring closes at 3:45pm sharp. --- For the soon informed, an alley cat is a scavenger hunt/race by bike. You receive a series of clues or tasks or addresses and a minimal map, then you ride the city to solve each. Scoring is individual and varies by fastest time or by clues solved or by difficulty of clue. It is a great tradition.

The story in Before Sunrise takes place on June 16th, 1994 - 30 years ago today. Commemorate by sharing with others your own story of when and where you first saw this film, and experiencing it again (or for the first time!) We'll meander ~2.5 miles from Wilshire Park to Hollywood Theater, accompanied by soundtrack from the film and its sequels (including a few songs by Julie Delpy.) We'll have a brief stop at Grant Park to read the poem "Delusion Angel" (written for the film by David Jewell) and will also pause at a few neighborhood poetry posts, arriving with plenty of time before the 2pm showing. 101 minute runtime; purchase movie tickets in advance at the link below to ensure availability. After the film, you're invited to bike ~1.5 miles to drinks/snacks/discussion at Dear Sandy. Route preview: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47146061 "Isn't everything we do in life a way to be loved a little more?" - Celine

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Interested in hearing from your future city council leaders? Or simply just meeting candidates in person during the best thing ever: Pedalpalooza?? Join BikeLoud PDX and several candidates for a leisurely ride filled with stump speeches, and camaraderie between all district candidates! Meet up at the BIKELOUD tent at 2pm. We'll bike the full loop together with candidates (and their kids for Father's Day!).

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Pedalpalooza edition- rookie day! Come try bike polo. The unholy union of hockey, horse polo, and bikes. Loaner gear provided. Portland Bike Polo Estd. 2002

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We’ll meet at Grant Park, make a quick store stop, then end at Irving Park for a potluck. The ride will be 6-8 miles total. 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.) -Face mask (required for the store) 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!

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Come join us for our second year collaborating with the wonderful people of Mojo Family Fest. The ride will be social paced. There will be a store stop before we end at a park and live performances by local beloved bands, Bodhi Mojo, Supernatural Beavers…..more details to come. Bring your festival attire and attitude. If you can’t make the ride and just want to join the festival the band performances will be at Peninsula Park. Tickets and merch for the upcoming Mojo Family Fest will be available. If possible please tip the musicians. As on all our rides we practice consent and non-violence. Once we get to the festival location please treat it like any other festival and use the buddy system and watch out for your friends.

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Group bicycle ride to Come Thru Market! Come Thru Market is extra special because it is a Market Centering on Black and Indigenous Farmers and Makers. Multiple Meet Up Spots, jump on where you can!: 5pm meet up Irving Park (on 7th by the tennis courts) 5:10 ride leaves Irving Park 5:20 meet up Blumenauer Bridge North Side 5:30 leave Blumenauer Bridge

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We're filming some footy for the upcoming Weird Portland Ride and Blow Up event on July 7th (https://www.shift2bikes.org/calendar/event-18749) and would like some extras on bikes for our social media! You'll be futured on local word artist Michael Schneider's IG (@blcksmth). It'll a be a quick little fun session just before the Rocky Butte Sunset Picnic Dance Party Ride! Let's have fun, get weird, and supports small local businesses and arts!

Nomad Cycles invites you and your electric bike to our first 2024 Pedalpalooza ride! Come with a full battery to ride with the ease only an electric bike can offer. We will meet up at the outdoor seating of Arrowood on 59th and ride at 6:30, meandering around interesting city terrain with an opportunity or two to open that throttle if you so desire! You are welcome to bring a speaker, picnic blanket and snacks to share, some bug spray, and be sure to bring an openness to building community with your fellow e-bike riders. We will end atop Rocky Butte to take in the sunset with the Rocky Butte Sunset Picnic Dance Party Ride.

It's easy to navigate southwest by bike once you know how far up or down you need to go on which hill. Tour some of our unfinished bikeways and missing connections with an outside-the-box look at the terrain, "paper streets", trails, and stairs. See how auto traffic has ruined all of the flat and direct routes and find a few precious places cars haven't taken over. We'll see one or two of the very rare parks with restrooms, and various transportation projects/issues, while generally avoiding most uphills and car traffic. If you don't turn when I turn, you may get lost. (We will see, but not ride the stairs or most trails.) Gather at 6:00 at Fulton Park, ride at 6:30, finish around 8. 12-ish mile loop, if we see it all, but you can bail near the start from several points in the middle. This will not be a fast or hard ride and nobody will be left behind. Note: sunset is shortly after the end. We'll try to cover at least 6-8 miles and may pause at food carts/beer or just stop at a store and finish the whole loop. Kids are welcome but will need to be passenger/stoker unless they are capable riding around traffic, okay with climbing, and can handle ~12mph comfortably. Contact enobacon at gmail dot com with questions.

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This isn't a bike ride! Whaa?? It's a community-led online political event dedicated to getting a city with more bike fun. Here's the big idea: $5 from you to each of 4 great candidates. In one hour, we in the biking movement can unlock $20,000 for a better city. Portland's new election system gives power to the people. For one hour, Kiel, Michael, Maureen, and Meghan are hosting a short online conversation with four great people-powered city council candidates, one from each district, who we're confident deserve a spot in your top three in November. We hope you'll join, hear from each of them about their housing and transportation policies, submit a question or two, and agree with us to give $5 to each. With the power of Portland's public campaign financing, we can raise a total of $20,000 for them to keep spreading their bike-friendly, pro-housing messages. That's enough to give all these candidates a huge burst of momentum -- and to make a big political splash on behalf of equitable transportation, abundant housing, and a city for everyone. The candidates are: Timur Ender in District 1 (East), Marnie Glickman in District 2 (Northeast), Angelita Morillo in District 3 (Southeast), and Chad Lykins in District 4 (West). (There are other good candidates in every district! If this goes well, there might be another with different candidates!) All lovers of bikes and/or homes are welcome! Hope you can join.

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Update: August ride moved to September so as not to compete with other fun rides and still be on a Thursday! Bring your picnic'in supplies and let's ride to and picnic at the best view point in the city! This is an annual ride that happens every month in the summer and has been going on for about 15 years. Bring food to share if you'd like. We'll have a short stop near a Plaid Pantry on the way. I'll have my speaker/trailer for music. We won't have any crazy bass DJs at the top this year so that we can focus on a nice quiet picnic experience. But once it gets dark we will have a little dance sesh! This is a safe space where we practice consent and non-violence. This ride follows the SHIFT code of conduct, and if you’re a banned from posting there, you're banned here, too. We have no tolerance for bigotry, hatred, and bullies.

Meet at Northeast corner of Grant Park at 6:45p, group leaves at 7p We’ll loop around some neighborhood greenways, then end back at Grant Park. Approx. 9 miles. Social pace, no drop! Don’t forget water, snacks and lights!!

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What can you expect? Theme: A collection of songs from around the World and genres and decades. The main element is this music is to open the heart, bring ease to conversations, and let beautiful female voices drift over our city punctuated by our bells, laughter and soft toned speech. Route: This will be a very gentle ride. We will keep the pace slow, avoid hills and mostly be on Greenways (maybe I can even avoid going through parking garages…..I’m obsessed so it’ll happen still….but it’ll be The St Joseph’s M?ori girls choir resonating under the Lloyd center). Ride etiquette: Stay behind your ride leader (freak/fixie bikes roll how you need), Turn your lights too solid and dip them if you can. Male voices please limit shouting out turns loudly. Please keep smoking to the edges. 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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Your Hosts are Moorland and other NakedHearts:PDX ride leaders. Please treat this as the start of a conversation that we’re happy to keep having to encourage you to bring your creativity to the bike community. What can you expect? Theme: we’re going to share advice on how to lead a ride. We will go over basics such as route, stops, themes, traffic interactions and safety. How to build a themed, social or party ride. Playlist selection, activities at stops. How to interact with security or Police? And aspects that are more nuanced. We will also cover the foundational and challenging aspects of trusting yourself, being vulnerable by revealing your niche interests and the anxieties that arise and how to find the medicine to these things in the ride itself. Bring your ideas, bring your creativity and we will try and make those part of the ride itself, as well as having people try leading the ride (with support and encouragement). During Pedalpalooza we have several slots set aside for new ride leaders to lead and be fully supported from creation of a ride to the ride itself. Please reach out as soon as possible because these fill quickly. Who are your ride leaders? Moorland: this is me writing this so….I’ve challenged myself into embracing the fear and anxieties around being around people and also expressing my creativity. I can speak to the fear and challenges of ride leading and I can also promise the rewards and gifts it can bring to the heart and our experience are beyond what we can anticipate. I also lead a lot of rides, like a crazy amount, including, what remains the most beautiful ride I’ve experienced, ‘The Opera ride’ I co-lead with Amy ‘Joy’, which was a profoundly serene ride. I also run NakedHearts:PDX and support as many ride leaders as I can. Who are you? You’re you. This is your ride and you belong here. You get to come as you are and maybe you don’t want to lead a ride but just hang out, maybe you want to lead a ride but will feel to nervous to say anything on this ride or maybe to even come to it, that’s ok, you can contact us or speak with us at another ride. Maybe, you’re over flowing with ideas and want help manifesting them and making them happen…. Or maybe you’ve got the desire to lead but struggle with ideas…. We can talk about all the different ways too approach making what you want happen in this space and afterwards.

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Every Tuesday of Pedalpalooza Come ride FIVE repeats on SE 52nd Avenue from Harney to Flavel Drive - that's 100' of gain This is a unique ride in that we don't meet to start together, we just ride up the hill over and over, each at their own pace. Earn a shiny hill killerz sticker every time you show up and attempt five repeats. The last Tuesday of August, 8/27, we'll have a substitute ride leader - say hello to Patrick! Showing up means you agree to follow these RULES: 1) No complaining 2) Do whatever you want 3) Do not sue me

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This is a moderate ride (4miles, little climb, many stops). Plan for about 2hours, This Taco Ride is focused on Portland's vegan, gluten free, and trans friendly Taco shops! We will start at Taco Peddler . Their fresh tortillas are lovely and food is mild. Then we will meander our way to a couple spots on Alberta. El Nutri Taco is said to be the bomb, other's say Chilango PDX has the best Vegan tacos in PDX. Let's put them to the test. We will end this ride with a sit down moment at Mis Tacones on Killingsworth .where trans and people of color eat free This event requires personal funds if you want to eat

For those of you who can't make it on Wednesday to Rainbow Plaza or for those of you who need a 2nd day of community building, or for those of you who like/love to drink wine... I present to you a weekly Tuesday event at Bar Botellon ! just three blocks from Blumenauer Bridge! $2.00 tapa with every glass of wine purchased. https://barbotellon.com/tapas - tapas menu ! https://barbotellon.com/drinks - wine menu & other drinks :) Join other bike-minded folks for good wine, great tapas, and Spaniard vibes on the corner of NE 6th & Davis at Bar Botellon every Tuesday from 4-8pm (or so). Tapas Tuesday, inspired by Bike Happy Hour on Wednesday, is a place where anyone can show up and be embraced (not literally, unless you're a hugger!) by our wonderful community. Just show up and hang out. That's it! All ages are welcome but there is only street parking and bike racks where you can park bikes and displace cars if you want. No coloring books (sorry Jonathan :/ ) or crayons for the kiddos, but feel free to bring your own activities: puzzles, chess, games, GUITARS, castanets, whatever! Happy Hour will get you a $2.00 tapa with each glass of wine purchased

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Bar Botellon Tapas Menu

We’ll be riding 10 miles from Portland Pickles Pub to Lents Park/Walker Stadium. Ride meets a 4:30 then we leave promptly at 5:15 hopefully allowing us enough time to get there by first pitch at 7:05. No stops. Feel free to take Trimet back towards Portland after game on the green line going north or west back towards Portland. I will have free tickets for the first 40 people! I highly doubt we catch more than that on this ride!

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Ride bikes to bars named “inn,” or which are in inns, by way of in-between spaces. Not a loop, approximately 12 miles. Stops at: * Holman's (aka Hello Inn) * Press PDX (at Residence Inn) * Bear Paw Inn Route map: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46525523 Most inn stops have outdoor seating options (except inn #2); when inside, masks are welcome. The ride is free, but bring money for drinks and food. End time is approximate, but we'll probably get to the last stop around 9:30pm–10:00pm. If you need transit service home after the ride, the end spot is near the #9 bus, #17 bus, FX2 bus, and MAX Orange Line (all frequent service). Inn Between Rides are 3rd Tuesdays for Bike Summer — see also ride #2 (NE/East Portland) and #3 (Gresham/East Portland). https://bit.ly/inn-between-ride-2024

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Let’s play BINGO! We’ll do a round or two at the start point, at stops along the way, and at the end where we’ll finish with a blackout round. We’ll have some prizes, but it would be great if everyone could bring a white-elephant style gift. This should be something you already have but don’t want, an item from a free box, or something along those lines. Please only bring vegan-friendly items (no animal products, including leather, feathers, meat, dairy, eggs, honey, etc.). Please join even if you don’t have anything for the prize table as there will be plenty. We've been collecting items just for this! If you have a dry-erase marker for yourself/extras to share, please bring them for marking off your Bingo cards. We'll have some to share but may not have enough if it's a big group. Thank you!

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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.

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Bike Happy Hour

Get ready to unwind with a post-work whip around the classic NoPo loop - approximately 15 miles through North Portland's greatest hits. You know the route: cruise the Crest along the Willamette Blvd, under the iconic St. John's Bridge, up the lonely stretch of Lombard, and sneak through the hushed industrial district after hours. Then, it's a car-free joyride along Kelley Point's extra-wide multi-use paths, past Smith & Bybee's serene wetlands, and the Columbia Slough trail by Heron Lakes and PIR. We even get a bonus mile of gravel (courtesy of the charmingly crumbling Slough trail path). This ride is tailor-made for those who fancy a slightly spicier pace. We'll meet at the Dog Bowl bluffs just off of N. Willamette Blvd and roll *promptly* at 5:45 pm (for realz). Afterward, convene at Mayfly Taphouse (8350 N Fenwick Ave, right next to the Denver Ave MAX Station) for a well-deserved post-ride beverage and general schmoozing. If this sounds like your kind of fun, let's turn Wednesdays into our regular NoPo night out.

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Back for its 14th year, Get Lost! is a Pedalpalooza Bike Ride led entirely by chance. Dice are rolled to determine how many blocks to ride, and which direction to turn once we get there (odd total = R, even =L). We ride until we find a natural end point. Feel free to bail whenever you wanna go somewhere else. You never know what to expect. Since we won't be taking designated bike routes riders should be pretty comfortable in semi-hairy conditions, but dangerous or illegal routes will not be traveled. Probably not a loop, but that's what we said the first year, and we (eerily) ended up in the exact place we started! Read about that year's ride here: http://bit.ly/2qY2TmQ

Kitties unite! Bring your cat or dress like a cat. This will be a fairly easy ride and will end back at Colonel Summers Park.

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Come along and sing to well known songs. Submit your song requests to Moorland or volunteers before the start or at any of the refreshment stops we will make. We will have a big sound system, disco lights..maybe even a fog machine. We have karaoke at our stops and sing-a-long songs as we ride. This ride was one of the highlights of our 2022 rides, and happy for it to be making a return. The ride will be slow paced and a loop. We usually have spare tubes/pump and basic tools just incase. We follow the shift code of conduct.

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We have Carlos leading us this week! When asking what to expect the only reply was, "Rollercoaster of Hills". So this will be an exciting and mysterious ride! Same ol' same ol'. Beaverton Transit Center at 7:30 and rolling out at 8pm. Bring snacks, water, your bike, PMA, and maybe a friend or two. We are a faster and more adventurous group ride with a no drop mentality. Utilize the MAX or bus to get to and from the starting point if needed. There may be a group riding from Portland to the start too. All humans are welcome!

Bringing the club to a group bike ride and celebrating the love of HARDSTYLE music. We will be having a few dance stops in parks and industrial areas in Beaverton. Ride will end near the max line.

Pre-full moon naked ride. Two days before the full moon is a large, bright moon that comes up 2 hours before sunset. So instead of rolling on the full moon, we're doing the Waxing Gibbous. Protesting car dominance. And having a good time! Past Tire and crew have been leading full moon rides for about 11 years, now shifting to Waxing Gibbous.

Get your bike checked out for FREE in Hassalo Plaza by a mechanic from PDX Mobile Bike Repair! Come down from 4-6 PM for some community and quick repairs.

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Join us for a brief but spirited group ride as we celebrate 64 years of a Portland icon! We'll lap Capitalism (the sculpture), get lobotomies at Claire's, make that critical Dollar Tree resupply stop, and generally vibe. Masks highly recommended for indoor sections, and come prepared to dismount for stairs, be yourself, and have fun.

A fun slow ride around Portland's Central City area with lots of stops. Bring a still or video camera of any kind to shoot along the route. Feel free to join the ride without a camera and be a model :) Shoot interesting murals, the urban environment or anything else you like, in any style. Feel free to bring lights, flashes and reflectors. Send footage you take at the ride to bikestuffpdx@gmail.com if you would like it to be included in the ride video. Approximate route https://maps.app.goo.gl/SKJLsfqnTs6uB9F76

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"You never forget your first Camaro.” Am I right? Who else, fell in into the hole that was Love Lies Bleeding and never wanted to get out? Well ya’ll it’s time to relive that dark, gritty magic. Think tanning oil, cigarettes, bugs, 80’s gym attire, mega muscles, queers, sweaty bodies, all set to the 80’s soundtrack of your dreams. The ride will meet at 5:30pm at Prism Moves - Portland’s own queer-owned gym. Expect to stop for body oiling breaks and a body building competition - start brushing up on your poses! The ride will end at Bye and Bye on Alberta for drinks, bites and socializing. Help us set the vibe; dress to the 1989s in your throw back gym clothes, bring weights if you want to keep your muscles toned for the competition, or go the Kristen Stewart route; scrawny, sweaty, grungy and undeniably sexy. Let’s make Rose Glass proud ya’ll and remember… “don’t fall in love, okay? It hurts.” P.S. - Prism Moves fell upon hard times during the pandemic, it would mean a lot to them and to us if you donated a couple dollars to ensure this inclusive gym stays open for a good long time. Donate at https://www.gofundme.com/f/prism-moves-acp, thanks! Prism Moves Prism Moves was created to fill service gaps in the fitness industry, which historically centers white, thin, cis, heteronormative individuals and rarely makes room for those that do not fit this description, thereby creating a lack of health equity. Women, BIPOC individuals, LGBTQIA2+ individuals, larger-bodied humans rarely have access to fitness spaces that accommodate them and make them feel welcome. We offer free and sliding scale memberships and partner with nonprofits that serve similar populations.

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Join Vancouver Urban Forestry for a tour of several of our community Heritage Trees. Beginning and ending at Esther Short Park, this tour will visit ten of Vancouver's celebrated and historic Heritage Trees on an enjoyable four-mile guided bicycle ride through the downtown Vancouver area. Led by Vancouver Urban Forestry, this tour will stop for a few minutes at each tree to learn about these amazing trees and the legacies that connect us all. Helmets are required in Vancouver, Washington. Please RSVP - space is limited to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride for all. For questions or more information, email Urban Forestry.

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Skeletons don't belong in closets! Have you ever noticed Portland's obsession with skeleton decor? If not, let's fix that. Join us on this specially curated route where we'll ride past skeletons and skulls of all sizes, and you'll never NOT be able to notice them scattered throughout the city again. This is an easy route that is approximately 12 miles with minimal climbing in NE Portland. There will be a few unimproved roads, and a park stop at Alberta Park about halfway. We will start at Tacovore (beneath the skull on Alameda) feel free to get there early and grab yourself some tacos before the ride. Not a loop-ends at Irving Park. Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5YapxRSH928K4yK8KE7aGG?si=d8e447cb84da4d6f

Yabba dabba, it’s Summer! Come along for a skate-friendly ride through SE as we start from Laurelhurst Park and head to Lone Fir Cemetery and beyond! We’ll meander and wander around, as we bask in the season’s change and welcome Summer, hopefully catching the sunset with a great view! Ride is a loop! It will be approximately 6 miles. Meet at 6:30, ride at 7! Bikes are absolutely welcome as well, let’s celebrate our community together. Warm-toned attire encouraged to imitate the sun! NakedHearts PDX is supporting with Lady Gertrude, and is here to support you on other rides -- reach out to @NakedHearts.PDX on insta with your ride ideas. Message TJ on insta @dusty.teacup if you have any questions. Another Skater lead ride. These are very special. Please see insta link for one of these from last year.

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Adriane (AKA Lil Mama Bone Crusher) is back in Portland and eager to enter into revolutionary ritual with you! Gather together and gear up for the summer solstice! The solstice is a time for renewal, and we all know Pedalpalooza heralds the arrival of summer and a whole new outlook on life! Make an effigy of "last year you" and all the junk you want to part with, strap it to your bike and join us on a musical ride to a beautiful spot where we'll say goodbye to our last incarnation and the winter, and hello to Summer 2024 and our rad new selves! Limited supplies for creating small effigies will be available at the start point, so show up early if you need to crank out a lil you. Ride about 4 miles. Eradicate effigies at sunset. Be prepared with extra layers for the nighttime chill!

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Secret Roller Disco is a pop-up roller disco adventure that invites participants on all types of wheels to explore locations around the Portland Metro Area on Thursday nights. We feature amazing Djs, lights, art, crafts, costumes and community. We create a joyous and safe space for people of all ages to express themselves and connect through movement. Check Instagram or our website for the weekly flyer which announces our location, Djs and themes each week!

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Spinning from sunset to sunrise for summer solstice! The shortest night of the year rolls us into a new season. The Subsolar point becomes most northern at 1:50pm (Solstice O'Clock). Rolling for the usual on my 4th lead of the June ride! ALL NIGHT. Solstice/Equinox rides aims to cover ground and be adventurous to test gear and challenge rider endurance! Take this as you will. My aim is to take you to places you may have never been. Pace is swift but with stops and regroups. Can't guarantee no drops because it's long format, you are the best judge of your abilities and energy level. Discuss exit point(s) with ride leader or fellow riders if you need to bail but are unsure. Otherwise, expect to stick with the group until the sun comes up! Route details: around 60 miles, just under 3000ft climb (8xMt.Tabor for comparison/perspective). We have ALL NIGHT, i.e. around 9h ride duration (so something like 6h in the saddle and 3h breaks). Be prepared to ride 10-15mph (depending on segment). Caution: contains "funny business," i.e. trail/gravel, non bike routes, and potential hike-a-bike sections. No drop mentality, the group will stop for mechanicals etc. Come prepared! Layers (cool temps and potential overgrown paths), lights, xtra charge, food, water, bug spray are clever. Bring what you need yet pack light. At least one proper store stop and 24/7. Leave no trace. Ready your bikes for the upcoming season (check your breaks/tires/grease chains)! Look for long format day rides quarterly for all seasonal shifts. ->Fall Equinox->Winter Solstice->Spring Equinox-> Feel free to reach out with questions.

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Come all ye Jazz listeners for the Jazz ride of the year! We'll zip up to the KMHD ride for fun & tunes.

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Do you love jazz? Do you love KMHD? Do you love... riding bikes? THEN THIS IS THE RIDE FOR YOU! Join a gaggle of public radio, jazz, & bike-riding enthusiasts as we ride through town blasting our favorite radio station, 89.1 FM KMHD. We'll plan to ride during the second hour of beloved host, The Baby Boomer's show - The Soulful Strut. There will be a park stop and we'll end at a park so bring snacks, beverages, picnic supplies, & radios.

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Go Skate Day! Break out all your little wheels and come rollerskate, skateboard, even blade, or scoot with us! Leisurely pace around the Central City. We will cruise down Better Naito to the future Steel Bridge Skatepark site, make an homage to the Skate deities, and then roll around town some more before hitting up some food carts. Btw, bikes are ok, too... Skate will be an about an hour.

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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

Celebrate all the juicy fruits and vegetables in season now that we are at the peak of summer. We'll listen to juicy beats and bask in the luscious and abundant energy of the Strawberry Moon ☀️🍓🌕 🍑Bring your juiciest fruits and vegetables to share at our picnic stop as we gorge on mother nature's finest 🍑 While this ride is clothing optional, produce inspired adornment, accessories and body paint is encouraged ✨ Consider bringing: 🍓 Juicy fruits and vegetables to share 🍓 Cutting Board & knife 🍓 A Picnic Blanket 🍓 Produce to adorn your body/bike with - think cabbage bra, banana belt, snap pea necklace, etc 🍓 Water/soap/hand sani to wash your hands **Local Produce Markets where you can stop by for produce before the ride ** People's Co-op Rubinette Talarico's Cherry Sprout Market Alberta Co-Op Your local Farmers Market or U-Pick! RIDE PLAYLIST HERE: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6vil5JD4WIpMorsASUKDJ6?si=6ff06b368962430b

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Ska ride is taking over FNR. Let’s listen to ska music and ride our bikes around. More info to come

Time for the Light Brigade ride that started it all! The Cool Streets Ride! This ride goes on streets that are Cool, Windie, Dipping, Swooping and all shorts of fun. Expect lots of Non-Straight Streets - this years edition will start where we would normally spend the middle of our ride. Hollywood area. Make sure to light up your Bikey Steeds!!!

Petal Pedal is a gourmet distance bike ride like no other. You’ll journey along scenic, quiet roads along mostly flat routes (with a hilly option to visit Silver Falls) as you drift away to another world. The ride starts and finishes at The Oregon Garden, Oregon’s premier botanical garden with over 80 acres of specialty areas. Your ride pass includes breakfast, lunch, gourmet dinner, free beer, full support and access to the garden. Plan to stay all weekend and explore Silverton, the friendliest town in Oregon, and the surrounding area. Rides of 30, 62, 71 and 100 miles.

Bring coffee brewing gear or thermos of coffee and ride from Gateway Transit Center to PDX Coffee Outside on top of Powell Butte. We’ll be on quiet greenways most of the way. Plan is to return via Springwater trail, creating a possible loop via 205 multi-use path. NOTE: we will NOT be stopping along the way for supplies, and there is NOT water on top of Powell Butte; plan accordingly. ALSO: it’s possible to ride on Powell Butte with skinny tires, but wider (32mm+) is probably more advisable.

We'll meet up at Crema Coffee at 9am then ride around the Laurelhurst neighborhood to visit all the yard/garage sales! At 11:30 we'll meet at Migration Brewing to show off our finds. Note: This is a bike ride event, not "drive to" event. Please use your bike to navigate the sales(but be extra vigilant!). Also, we won't be riding as a group-feel free to navigate on your own! Special prizes for: Best Bikey Item Most Unusual Biggest bargain

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ride naked to support body freedom. And protest highway construction, and the lack of bikeway construction. We'll ride the bikeways of N and NE Portland, and look at places where improvements can be made. Also a moment of silence at NE Lombard and 33rd, where a person on a bicycle was killed a few years ago. Ends at Coe Circle, meets the Sunny Naked Ride

We'll ride naked all day, to celebrate body freedom and protest too many highways, not enough bikeways. Includes the Morning Naked Ride, Sunny Naked Ride, Fig Leif Ride, St. Johns to Evening Naked Ride. Pace will be slow to moderate.

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.

Family friendly all ages --- Put together a team of family members or friends and solve a series of clues that direct you around the Beaumont Wilshire Neighborhood ( approx 3.5 miles); estimated duration 1.5 hours. Bike riding secondary to solving of clues and shared fun by teams.. Awards gathering at end of Rally with simple refreshments provided by Beaumont-Wilshire Neighborhood Assoc Please contact John Sandie for detail and to register for event by Thursday, June 20th. sandiefam@gmail.com

Join us for the fourth Pedalpalooza Portland Boring Portland, a brisk ride down to the Springwater, out to Boring, and back. In the sprit of its French namesake, food is a ride feature. We'll start near a French bakery, end near a coffee shop, and hit a few food spots along the way. Not a no-drop ride, but we'll have multiple gather spots along the way. All are welcome. If you're an ancien or ancienne (that's a Paris-Brest-Paris finisher), bring your jersey, rando bike, and stories. All bikes are welcome, but randonneuring is the style of the day. Paris Brest Paris is the oldest recurring organized bike ride in the world, having started in 1891 as an audacious 1200km physical challenge with cash prizes. Bicycles were high tech, and endurance events were the rage. PBP is now held as an amateur event every 4 years. 2027 is the next PBP year. Bonne route!

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We'll ride through all six quadrants of Portland. Protesting the lack of bikeways, and the overdevelopment of highways! Short protests at PBOT and ODOT headquarters. Lots of fun. Probably a dip in the Willamette River. maybe two. Clothing optional. (Clothed riders welcome). We request no camera use. Pace will be slow to moderate. Stop for food and restrooms at a grocery store before the Fig Leif ride.

These two bike rides will be led by Tom Murray, who is himself an owner of a bookstore in Hood River (Artifacts Books). On Saturday (June 22nd, 12 o'clock) we will begin our ride at Microcosm Bookstore and end our ride at Revolutions Bookshop, in St. Johns; and on Sunday (June 23rd, 12 o'clock) we will begin our ride at Broadway Books and end our ride at Wallace Books, in Sellwood. If all things go well, you will have the chance to discover, in the course of 3 - 4 hours, as many as 16 bookstores that are scattered across the east side of the river, in basements, alleyways and on boulevards. For that reason, we will not linger at any bookstore for more than 5 minutes. We hope to see you then.

Portland might be famous for its MAX trains and Tillikum Crossing these days, but back at the turn of the 20th Century Portland, like most American cities, had an extensive streetcar network which fueled development of neighborhoods far from the city center. Commercial development followed the streetcar, creating many of the walkable neighborhoods we love today. Portland abandoned and paved over its streetcar tracks in the years after World War II, but here and there you can see tracks trying to peak up from below, reminding us of a time before cars commandeered our roads and good public transit was considered the height of fashion and technology and essential to any decent city. Learn more about the history of the streetcar in Northeast Portland, and its long lasting impact on development and transit in Northeast Portland. This 10 mile loop ride will include stops showing different pieces of the network. This educational ride will be family friendly and all are welcome.

Shady ride on Leif Erikson Trail in Forest Park. One of Portland's true gems, this ride will be reasonably cool and pleasant even if the air temperature is 100 degrees. (We've done it several times). Forest Park was saved from developers in the 1950s and 60s. We'll celebrate Portland's activists heroes that brought us this park, and protest the lack of greenspace elsewhere in the city. Many people can ride this with skinny tire bikes, it's a well maintained gravel road. We'll do a 30 minute snack stop at a nice shade spot on the trail. Ends at Pittsburg Beach, a secluded swimming beach just upriver from Cathedral Park

Celebrate the 16h anniversary of Kidical Mass PDX with a bike ride downtown to get frozen yogurt! This family-friendly, kid-paced bike ride first happened in June 2008 on a route downtown similar to this one. This year we’ll ride from The Fields park in NW Portland to Director Park, where we can get self-serve frozen yogurt with topping at Tartberry, a local shop. The ride is free, but bring money for yogurt. Meet at 2:15pm, ride at 2:30pm. The ride is a loop, 3.5 miles total, with a 30 minute break at the park and yogurt shop after 1.5 miles, so it is suitable for most young bike riders who can pedal their own bike without training wheels. We should be back to the start by 4:15 pm. We ride at a moderate pace for little pedalers and parents on cargo bikes. Kids should wear a helmet, be able to balance and pedal in a straight line, start and stop. Cargo bikes, tandems, trailers and tag-a-longs are great for kids who haven’t learned to pedal. Adult corkers are welcome to join as a traffic safety superheroes. We’ll ride together as a group, rain or shine, because kids are traffic too! Route map: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46407664

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Drink Beer and Eat Ice Cream! Drink beer at three small Portland Breweries who promote diversity in beer. Start at Ground Breaker Brewing for a gluten free pint, and ride together to Fifty Licks on Clinton. Fifty Licks suffered a major fire in May, so get a cone to help them recover from this! Next, we'll ride over to TPK Brewing, which is also female-brewed and Latina owned! Finally, we'll bike over to our friends at Montavilla Brew Works for a pint!

Group ride from St. Johns to Coe Circle. Clothing optional, cameras discouraged. We are meeting at Pittsburg Beach, which has secluded swimming areas. Protest ride theme -- need better bikeways between St. Johns and downtown!

Who needs a ride like this? Give a little respect an wear your 80’s neon pop polyesters…Love to hate not dancing… And other play on words of Erasures big hits. The playlist will be upbeat Erasure dance tunes and a mix of their contemporaries. Something you’re wanting to get down too? I’ll take song requests during/before the ride. Tonight we will have a slow pace. Multiple dance and refreshment stops. We practice consent and non-violence on all our rides. We follow the shift code of conduct.

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Join us as we pay homage to one of the greatest bands to come out of the 70's and 80's, the Talking Heads Ride meets at 7:30 and will launch around 8. This is a no-drop ride and an all-inclusive ride, please bring any issues to the attention of the ride leaders. This ride will end with a dance party! Costumes encouraged!

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Ride naked at dusk! Protest freeways, and decrepit bikeways. Bring body paint, we'll have a good time. Roll through downtown, over a few bridges, maybe go for a swim in the river at a secluded location. Returns to start.