I am new to riding in groups with PBC as well as riding recumbent trikes. As such, I have several observations to share with everyone. My, oh my, aren’t our flags pretty? Now, now, no touching or grabbing! We do know that they can be very distracting… Read More
PBC MERCH: Be sure and keep an eye on the club store. We have T-shirts (limited sizing) and may soon have some jerseys. A jersey order is developing, and we will order a few extra to meet the minimum order ✎ requirements. Also, right now the “store” is… Read More
I grew up in Minnesota and loved all things electronic, even buying one of the first electronic odometers for my steel road bike in the 1970s. Fast forward to today, and I’m still riding a road bike, except this time its frame is carbon fiber instead of… Read More
Once upon a time, PBC’s Monday Meander advertised that there were many ways to ride to Gresham from the Gateway Transit Center. All those rides were destined to end at one or two of the most PBC popular coffee… Read More
The December club member meeting had a nice turnout in the new meeting space. Everyone seemed to be in the best of spirits. The refreshment and swap-meet tables were full of goodies and treasures galore. Scott Diamond’s presentation of his 3,000-mile north/south trek was an eye-opener to a cyclist’s dedication… Read More
Good news, our fellow club members are volunteering to step into leadership roles on the board to help steer us in our endeavors. As previously noted, we have several current board members taking a break for various reasons, and we wish them well and thank them for the help they… Read More
Early in the New Year, PBC always puts on an AWARDS BANQUET to celebrate the past cycling year. Thursday, February 1, 2024, is BANQUET night, and we hope you will come. Even if you are new to the club, it’s the perfect opportunity to meet more people, see members in… Read More
Here are the basic safety tips for safe winter riding. Use bike lights on the front and back. All brakes (rim or disc) still take more time to stop. Leave extra room between you and the rider ahead of you. Road marking, wet leaves, and metal expansion… Read More
