Look at yourself. Go on…take a good look. What do you see? Oh…Okay…I thought so. Well, just because you are feeling insignificant and wasting your life away by just showing up for rides and tootling along, doesn’t mean that is your destiny. You can change and make something of yourself. Read More
Reach the Beach (RTB) 2020 is right around the corner. What does that mean for us as a club? The 10-week RTB Training Series will be hosted by none other than . . . Portland Bicycling Club. For well over a decade… Read More
Hello, my name is John Neller, and I am a member of the Boeing Employees Bicycle Club, living in Auburn, Washington. In addition to being a cyclist, I am also an enthusiastic train rider; and I have often combined bicycle rides with trains, both in the US and abroad. The… Read More
Reserve Your Campsite or Hotel Now! We’re hoping our campsites don’t get cancelled this year and folks are sufficiently vaccinated to be able to do this trip. Join us for a five-day trip August 15-19, 2021, to the San Juan Islands! Make reservations at www.lakedale.com or… Read More
At the December club member meeting, an election will be held for the following offices: president, vice president, recording secretary, membership secretary, treasurer, one road captain, and two members at large. The nomination committee for the approaching election is comprised of Chip Kyle, Alan Mevis, and me. Candidates nominated to… Read More
If you are looking for a way to help the club, if you are comfortable working with data and computers, and if you enjoy exploring our website, I have the perfect job for you! After a long stint as club statistician, George Ammerman would like to retire. Tracking member participation… Read More
Don’t miss the best night of the year, the PBC awards banquet on Sunday, January 26, 2020, at the Monarch Hotel near Clackamas Town Center. This is not your father’s typical boring awards banquet. This one is very long on fun and very, very short on… Read More
In September 2020, we’re looking to put on a bike-n-brew urban festival! The ride will start and end at a brewery, will involve a festival (food, beer, music, booths), and will feature some easy urban routes on mostly bicycle paths. We need your help…now, later, or both! Now for planning…later… Read More
