Ann Morrow has begun offering what she likes to call ROOKIE RIDES on a monthly basis for the summer months. Rookies are newer riders that can ride about 10 miles at a slow pace of around 8 to 13 miles per hour on the flats. And these rides… Read More
The club ride calendar continues to populate with non-club rides which will earn club mileage for 2026. Our policy has changed and is much more liberal. Watch our club calendar for rides. Please participate in these rides. Several have multiple distances so… Read More
Get your club socks at meetings or let ANN MORROW know you want some. Only $10! Cash is preferred, no plastic. A second version of the sock includes the words “Ride Leader” on them and will be gifted to our 2026 Ride Leaders at the annual club banquet… Read More
In June each year, we elect one Road Captain and two Members at Large to serve on our board. Three of the existing board members remain on the board to apply their experience to help steer the ship, or bike, as the case may be. That way, if… Read More
We continue to function without a dedicated newsletter editor and, once the hectic months of June and July are behind us, we will develop an as-yet-undetermined replacement for our traditional newsletter format. We’ll be experimenting with different formats. Let us know your thoughts/reactions at [email protected]. Read More
Portland Bicycling Club has a number of events and activities that are part of our history, our image, our unified membership. You will want to use your red Sharpie to enter these dates on your calendar so you don’t miss out: June 13 Pioneer Century Our… Read More
By Daniel Payne, Reach the Beach Team Co-Captain Ride Leaders Daniel & Lynn Mike Cardwell drove Jamie Cobb, Emerich Heny and me from Tualatin to the start in Scappoose, and this… Read More
By Michelle Kirsch, Reach the Beach Ride Leader Wow, can you believe it’s already been 10 weeks since we started Reach the Beach Training rides! Seems like the time just flew. I hope everyone enjoyed the Reach the Beach event, despite the weather. I know that… Read More
