Avoid Port of Vancouver For those of you who ride towards Vancouver Lake via the I-5 bridge, you may want to avoid using Port Way, the industrial section that begins near the Amtrak station and terminates near the water treatment plant. A few riders on a Thursday Triple Challenge… Read More
Find more by clicking on these links: Facebook June Photo Album, Kathleen Hellem, Club Member Photos on Instagram, Ashley Reynolds, Vice President June Club Rides on Flickr, Brian Hammer, Club Member… Read More
As we enter into the second half of the year, we have some changes to the club’s executive board: Joan Cullen, after many years on the board, has decided to retire from her position as recording secretary. She has devoted many hours to our club and has been the… Read More
Note from the editor: If you have a noteworthy experience on a club or event ride, please consider submitting a written account to [email protected] for inclusion in an upcoming edition of the club’s monthly newsletter. (There were no submissions for Member Memories this month.) Lynn Thompson, Quick Releases… Read More
Our club is transitioning to its new moniker. It’s a little challenging, isn’t it? But it’s coming along, and I’ve heard that non-members are embracing our change and at least saying they will now join us. New public relations display items are being implemented, such as a new logo (which… Read More
June 30 marked our first official Sunday Parkways event at Kenton Park, giving exposure to our club’s new name: Portland Bicycling Club. This event is important as it gives our new club name exposure to the general public. The public has repeatedly raised concerns about our historic club name, Portland… Read More
It’s officially summer and Portland Bicycling Club members are venturing out beyond the close environs of winter riding and stretching out into nearby counties or even states to explore. Portland Bicycling Club, then known as Portland Wheelmen Touring Club, long ago saw the need to encourage members to connect… Read More
David here from Bike Trainer World, where I write about cycling and related topics. Are you thinking about completing your first century ride? I spent tons of time thoroughly researching the topic. You can check out how to prepare for this awesome experience here: … Read More
