After many years of coordinating the club’s annual banquet, Benn Schonman has announced it is time to give someone else the opportunity and glory of running this event. The 2019 Award Banquet, scheduled for January 26, 2020, at the Monarch Hotel in Clackamas, will be his last. Benn has already… Read More
We had a successful STP finish line this year. What a great team Portland Bicycling Club members make! Mark Klein and Corey Eng delivered a smooth-sailing event. These leadership roles are very important to our continuing partnership with Cascade Bicycle Club. Thank you, everyone, for showing up for your selected… Read More
We cyclists enjoy the range of colors that we see on any given day the moment we roll out of our driveways: the blue skies, the green leaves, the red roses, the neon pink jersey of the rider in front of us. But we also experience a range of lighting… Read More
Ride with GPS has released their Live Logging feature. Click here for RwGPS News. Unfortunately, this feature is not available/applicable to RwGPS club accounts, so our Portland Bicycling Club RwGPS club account is not affected. That said, if you and your personal RwGPS subscription is “premium”… Read More
Find more by clicking on these links: Facebook July Photo Album (by Kathleen Hellem, Club Member) Photos on Instagram (by Ashley Reynolds, Vice President) July Club Rides on Flickr (by Brian Hammer, Club Member) … Read More
We love our Quick Releases. It’s a great monthly club newsletter edited by Lynn Thompson that keeps us informed about club activities. It’s a unifying agent to help us know our fellow club members better and learn what our club as a whole is up to. But sometimes club members… Read More
As many of you may have heard, I made the decision (and perhaps a questionable one) to attempt to ride Seattle to Portland for the first time in one day. I had never ridden a double century before but like others wanted to be part of the STP action we… Read More
Explore northern Idaho’s panhandle, from Washington to Montana, on this trip that travels on two of the most spectacular bike paths in the country. This is a trip that allows for plenty of photo and sightseeing opportunities at a relaxing pace. Day one starts in Wallace, Idaho. Vehicles stay in… Read More
