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Help PBOT Count Bikes at Bike Corrals

unnamedThe Portland Bureau of Transportation is looking for help from the public to count bicycles parked at the 145 bike parking corrals around the city. If you are out and about and see a bike corral, use this short online form to help us gather information that will be used to plan for future improvements. Three key pieces of information we want to know are; how many bikes are parked at the corral, if they include BIKETOWN bikes, and the date and time of observation.

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Bicycle Shops in Portland

From PBOT, I was looking up a shop for someone, there is this list

  These shops offer bicycle sales and/or service.

  If you’d like to learn to repair your bike, check out this link.

  For a list of the shops that offer bicycle rentals, check out this link.

  To view a map of Portland which shows the location of these bike shops, click here (4.9 mb PDF)

* shops that specialize in e-bikes or offer electric-assist bicycles

Bicycle Shops in Portland

From PBOT, I was looking up a shop for someone, there is this list

  These shops offer bicycle sales and/or service.

  If you’d like to learn to repair your bike, check out this link.

  For a list of the shops that offer bicycle rentals, check out this link.

  To view a map of Portland which shows the location of these bike shops, click here (4.9 mb PDF)

* shops that specialize in e-bikes or offer electric-assist bicycles

From PBOT: Best Rides Around Portland

Best Rides around Portland – Printable Version


Portland is a great place to ride for any reason, or no reason at all!  See the map below for an overview of some enjoyable & scenic recreational bike rides around Portland.  Choose the type of ride that suits your preferences, from short & fairly easy (flat) to longer & more demanding (lots of hill climbing).   

» Ride 1: Southeast Neighborhoods  13 miles, flat (pdf, 921k)
» Ride 2: North Portland Trails  19 miles, flat (pdf, 955k) ***SLOUGH BRIDGE on N. MARINE DRIVE near KELLEY POINT PARK is CLOSED for CONSTRUCTION from APRIL 16 until OCTOBER 2011 (more details HERE)
» Ride 3: Big Eastside Loop   51 miles, flat (pdf, 8,046k) ***SLOUGH BRIDGE on N. MARINE DRIVE near KELLEY POINT PARK is CLOSED for CONSTRUCTION from APRIL 16 until OCTOBER 2011 (more details HERE)
» Ride 4: Short, Steep, & Sweet   15 miles, very hilly (pdf, 943k)
» Ride 5: Sauvie &/or Skyline    32 to 45 miles, either very hilly or flat (pdf, 3,641k)
» Ride 6: Northeast Ramble   15 miles, flat (pdf, 1,693k)
» Ride 7: Powell Butte & Springwater  26 miles, mostly flat (pdf, 2,387k)

» Ride 8: Waterfront Loop  11 miles, flat (pdf, 1,245k)

Portland Area Recreational Ride Maps

From PBOT, The Portland Bureau of Transportation:

The Portland area has lots of great places to ride.  These maps help you to find the roads most suitable for your riding style & preferences.

Average daily traffic volume is shown, as well as roads with shoulders, type of road surface (paved or not), campgrounds, and major climbs.   If you have comments or corrections for any of the maps, please let us know as we strive to provide the best, most accurate information for cyclists.