Pedalpalooza

Bingo Master's Coffee, 1101 NE Alberta St

Simply show us your helmet or bike key and we will pour you a FREE cup of tasty Ristretto Roasters drip coffee.  Offer good 7am-3pm.  We have plenty of bike parking and would like to celebrate all things bike with you.  We are a new coffee shop located inside the oh-so-groovy Radio Room restaurant.  Serving coffee, local pastries, lunch and you can even get Bloody Mary's, mimosas and beer!  We are on Facebook: Bingo Masters Coffee and Twitter BingoMastersPDX
Mary Nichols, bingomasterspdxgmail, www.radioroompdx.com  

Woodlawn School, 7200 NE 11th Ave, Portland (near Woodlawn Park in NE Portland)

*You MUST preregister at 503-382-7285*
Don't know how to ride a bike/ or you could use a little extra help? Staff of Camp Bike Fun are offering to teach adults how to ride today. This will be a fundraiser for scholarships for 10-15 year olds attending Camp Bike Fun this summer at the North Portland Bike Works (A two week long urban adventure summer field trip program)
www.CampBikeFun.com
We will also offer to teach 10-15 year olds how to ride for free today.
No one turned away by by lack of funds for today's class.
*You MUST preregister at 503-382-7285*
Gregg , CampBikeFungmail, www.CampBikeFun.com, North Portland Bike Works 3951 North Mississippi Avenue Portland, OR 97227 (503) 287-1098, 503-382-7285  

LaurelThirst Public House, 2958 NE Glisan St

Wahoo! The Portland Mercury's annual bike issue is hitting the streets today, packed with profiles of local cyclists and the whole PedalPalooza calendar. Celebrate the issue release with a drink before heading to the PedalPalooza kickoff ride.
S.MIRK, smirkportlandmercury, www.portlandmercury.com, 503-294-0840  

Splendid Cycles, 1407 SE Belmont St

Come celebrate the official grand opening of Portland's newest cargo bike shop - food and beverages provided.
Joel, joelsplendidcycles, www.splendidcycles.com/, 503-954-2620  

North Park blocks, NW Park Ave and Couch St

A group bike ride from Northwest Portland to the Pedalpalooza Kickoff ride.

We will meet at the corner of NW Park and Couch Street (North Park Blocks) at 5:45 PM.  The group will depart the North Park blocks at 6:00 PM.
Pedalpalooza2010@gmail.com, pedalpalooza2010gmail  

Laurelhurst Park, 3700 SE Ankeny St (By the Pond)

Ride with us in to the night! Secret ending location. bring costumes, bright lights, dome protectors, and some sass. I want to see feathered hats, glowing underwear, and some dude in a pokadot bath robe. CELEBRATE YOUR RIGHT TO BIKE FUN.

Meet by the pond. Not a loop. Bring your own jug of fun. Do not count on a beer stop. Route is less that 12 miles and takes less than two hours. This is a Leave no trace event. Respect all neighbors.
Evan, portlandbicycletoursgmail, www.portlandbicycletours.com  

Smokey's Bar, SE Foster Rd and 56th Ave

Struggling with a topic for that Cultural Anthropology term paper? Or just looking for love on the wild side of town? An easy ride exploring the late-night tavern underculture of an area rapidly becoming known as the swanky part of felony flats.
Larsen E. Whipsnade, iwalkedwithazombiecomcast  

Departure, 525 SW Morrison St (15th floor of The Nines Hotel!)

Ride around town with other urban explorers and see some new perspectives on p-town - from above! Bring your sense of adventure. Acrophobes (those with an acute fear of heights) will not dig it. However, it's all safe enough - as long as you are relatively sober. No money required, unless you wanna get something at Departure before we leave. Warning - it appears to be swanky. BUT - 15th floor! I'll probably just drink ice water and try not to annoy the waitstaff. This ride will not disappoint.
Jaya, jaya.jepthagmail  

Westbound Hawthorne bridge, Steel Bridge, and Morrison Bridge

Breakfast on the Bridges reaches out to bicyclists during their morning commute on Portland bridges. We give bicyclists (and pedestrians) free coffee and pastries as a way of saying thanks for not driving and keeping our morning commute enjoyable! Our corner of the sidewalk is also a place for cyclists to meet each other and is a major entry point into Portland's thriving communities of bicycle activism, advocacy, and fun. BonB is powered solely by bicycle! Get involved or just show up!

More info:
http://www.shift2bikes.org/wiki/bikefun:breakfast_on_the_bridges
Fool, gentlygmail, Breakfast on the Bridges  

SE 39th Ave and Taylor St (Across from the Library)

Come get your bike washed just in time for Pedalpalooza! The The Ladies of the Irondelles will don their finest swimwear and wash your bike.
Donations are welcome.
Irondelles, irondellesirondelles  

Hollywood Theatre, 4122 NE Sandy Blvd

Lights, Camera, Action! Museums by Bike is going Hollywood. Portland now has two Movie Museums plus the Bathtub Art Museum is hosting a "Hollywood Comes Clean" exhibit. Now who is going to show up as Marilyn Monroe? Dressing up is highly encouraged! Portland's LML (Local Museum Lady)and the author of Hidden Portland, Carye Bye, will be your host. Bring $5 for Museum Admissions.
Carye Bye, hiddenportlandgmail, Hidden Portland  

Lillis Albina City Park , 2300 N Flint Ave

Lets peacefully remind drivers that their tail pipe emissions are detrimental to our health.  Wear a gas or dust mask as we bike past and through the busy friday commute.  Some paper dust masks will be provided.
Marc B, marcbrogmail  

Vera Katz Statue on the Esplanade, 2 SE Main St (meet @ statue)

Don your nattiest knee-highs or your classiest crews, obnoxious over-the-knees, rockin' rugby stripes or tantalizing tights - and come join us on a pun-filled sock-themed ride. We might get knotty on Knott, have Sock Dreams in Sellwood, see sights related to the calve-ry, or point out holey sites as we Sock It To (Portland). Bring sock-fun and sock-funds - we'll probably stop at a bakery (for those who enjoy over-the-knead styles) or snack on some chicken thigh-highs along the way. Come join the real Argyle Armada for round two of hott socks and "a long way to go for a joke."
Ladies Of The Sock (Steph, Ebeth, KBott), kbott.shiftgmail  

8400 N Denver Ave (Kenton Yellow Line Max Sation)

Join Portland Parks & Recreation for a beautiful sunset bike ride of North Portland's hidden treasures, the Heron Lakes Golf Course and Columbia Slough Trail.   This 5.5 mile loop ride will explore the waterfowl of the Columbia Slough, talking a closer look at one of the largest heron rookeries in Portland.  Ride will wrap up at Pizza Fino in downtown Kenton.  Helmet and reflectors or lights are required.  Ride is free and registration appreciated.
Karl Dawson, karl.dawsonportlandoregon.gov, tinyurl.com/sloughandgolfbikeride , http://www.portlandparks, 503-823-1650  

Clinton Street Theater, 2522 SE Clinton St

Bikes and Sex. The connections between this once seemingly disparate ideas is shown in a program of short movies from various artists. There are no DVDs for sale, the only place to watch it is in the theater. Fetishism, eroticism, drenching your shammyism... $6, +18
Poona The Fuck Bike, bikesmutgmail, BikeSmut.com  

PGE Park, SW 18th Ave and Morrison St, Portland

This season is your last chance to catch a baseball game at PGE Park.  Bike to the park early to see Walk+Bike Challenge winners recognized on the field.
Contact Ashley Bedford at 503.553.5429 or abedfordpgepark.com to get discounted tickets and join us in the Walk+Bike section.  $1 hot dogs and drinks. Go Beavers!
Stephanie, stephaniebta4bikes, walknbike.org, 503-226-0676 x23  

Portland State University: Smith Memorial Center, 1825 SW Broadway, Portland (Park Blocks)

Ride with KPSU Portland's College Radio. We will meet at The Park Blocks and follow the DJ Chariot for a tour of the city and talk about the history and future of KPSU while jamming to the latest and greatest DJs mixes. The ride will end at a concert (location undisclosed but guarantee awesome) Featuring Crooked Bars, Orca Team, Kelli Schaefer, Prescription Pills and XDS. $5 dollars at the door but donations accepted.
Chad , www.kpsu.org  

Suzette Creperie and Dessert Cart, 2921 NE Alberta St

Showing bicylce movies every friday in June.
This week:  Pee Wee's Big Adventure
Come eat crepes and sip brewskies/wine/bubbles as Pee Wee combs the streets for Big Red!
Film free, see menu for crepe/drink prices:  http://suzettepdx.com/Suzette_Crepes%3A_menu.html
Jehnee Rains, jehneesuzettepdx  

Meet at Col Summers Park, SE Belmont St and 20th Ave

Join us for the Tour de Raunch! We're taking a bicycle tour of some of Portland's finest venues of, err, umm, "Exotic Dancing"!
Bike lights necessary! 21 and older! Be sure to bring photo ID! Bring ample tuckin' bucks!
PS: It's our first time leading a Pedalpalooza Ride. Please be gentle. :-)
Browse, Bobo, Magn0lia, tourderaunchbadexample, 503-309-7687  

Bearly Worn Resale Store, 4926 SE Division St (SW conner of 50th and Division, across from North bar)

Third Annual Bowie Vs. Prince Ride
Benefit Ride for At-Risk Youth
http://tiny.cc/2mqa0
www.hopedolls.org

Same Ride, New Host (Carrying the torch 4 Lillian while she's out gallivanting around the Subcontinent)

Bicycle Dance Party on Wheels! LOUD stereo system & my favorite 80's dance music. Come dressed as your favorite 80's Pop Star & we'll cruise & dance at locations all over. SLOW pace with frequent dancin' stops.

VOTE for BOWIE or PRINCE with your donations (clothes/cash) or purchases ;)

Bring Lights! Wear Protection! Ride at own risk

Not a loop/may go late or join MMR

)'(
Dirty Diablo, dirtydiabloridesgmail, 503-847-5564  

Clinton Street Theater, 2522 SE Clinton St

Bikes and Sex. The connections between this once seemingly disparate ideas is shown in a program of short movies from various artists. There are no DVDs for sale, the only place to watch it is in the theater. Fetishism, eroticism, drenching your shammyism... $6, 18+
Poona The Fuck Bike, bikesmutgmail, BikeSmut.com  

the trap, 3805 SE 52nd Ave

we will leave from SE portland.  exact location to be posted at http://midnightmysteryride.wordpress.com/ on the day of the ride.  ride meets at a bar.  bring yer lights.  at midnight, we ride.
Team Midnight, midnightmysteryridePDXgmail  

Lenny's Place, ? (Down from the bus junction, past the girls' school.)

Portlanders and Vancouverites abroad please join us for a ride around Aldona, Goa this Saturday.  There are not many hills, but please be aware that traffic is more dangerous than you may be used to and you will have to keep left.

Starts at Lenny's place and ends in a mystery location.  Pretty much anyone here can tell you where the start location is, just ask around.
Theo, theoelliotgmail, 944-869-8333  

Urban Farm Store, 2100 SE Belmont St

This tour is designed to intoduce you to gardening at home. Raising Chickens, Raised Beds, Natural Pest Control, Irrigation Systems, Storm Water Gardens and a guided visit to Zenger Farms ($3 donation).  I'm using this tour as part of my OSU Extension Service Master Gardener volunteer & education outreach. If you already garden, you may still find this tour informative. Bring a notebook & camera, you'll be glad you did.  The tour ends at Zenger farms it's also their volunteer day bring gloves if you want to stay around and dig in the dirt. Please RSVP limited to 20 participants.
Jeff Bernards, Ytameraol, 503-774-5659  

Fehrenbacher Hof, 1225 SW 19th Ave

Bike up three peaks in Portland: Council Crest, Mt Tabor, and Rocky Butte. Slow to moderate pace. Join us for one, two or all three. We'll start at Fahrenbacher Hof then summit Council. Then down to Palio Dessert & Espresso (on Ladd's Circle) to fill up for Mt.Tabor and bring anyone else along. Then it's off to Glenhaven Park (near swing sets) to rally for the last climb. Finally it's back down to end with several pints at Concordia Ale House.
Rick Freed, rickfreedgmail  

SE Mcloughlin Blvd and Washington St, Milwaukie (we will meet right at the corner in the park by the river.)

Ride the trolley trail in its natural state before it's developed and groomed.  This ride starts in downtown Milwaukie
along McLoughlin blvd at the waterfront park and heads South along the old trail.  Learn some of the history and see some old homes, wetland and lots of green. After the first hill it's level, mostly hard dirt but street bikes are fine.  We will ride down to the Clackamas river or so and back with little traffic. It will be about a 2 hour ride. We will see some old trolley line houses, wetlands, and go by a park or two!
Paul Hanrahan, hanmadecomcast, 971-506-2579  

Sunset Church campus parking lot & gym, 14986 NW Cornell Rd, Washington (Highway 26 and NW Cornell Road)

Bicycle safety fair offers many fun programs for everyone who loves riding their bicycles.

o FREE Bike Safety Inspection and Maintenance
Community Cycling Center

o Bike Safety Instruction
Beaverton Police Bicycle Patrol &
Community Cycling Center

o Safety Helmet Fitting and Sale ($5 each)
Legacy Emanuel Children’s Hospital, Trauma Nurses

o Bicycling Skills Obstacle Course
Beaverton Police Bicycle Patrol
Bryan Miller, bryan.millermobojack, 503-329-2453  

DaVinci School playground, NE Everett St & School? Cut-Through (near the dragon)

The ride: Moderately paced, celebrating Portland's plethora of donut emporia
The purpose: Raise money for the local soup kitchen
The payoff: Try some of the best donuts in town, and feel good about it

Bring cash - each shop will have a special, $5 donut for sale.  Proceeds from the $5 donut go to St Francis Dining Hall.  Other donuts will be regular price, and will benefit your friendly local donut shop.
Cap'n Pastry  

Mio Gelato, NE 15th Ave and Brazee St

Pedalpalooza opening Wanderlust

We're going around the back of Mount Tabor and back.
David  

Clever Cycles, 908 SE Hawthorne Blvd

In a series of events, participants will display their skill and style in the arena of family biking. One event will be an obstacle course for parents and children (on their family bike setup, whatever it is: Xtracycle, bike seat, trail-a-bike, solo bikes, tandems, bakfiets, etc.).

In another, kid riders 5-12 will compete in a cyclocross-style competition.

In a third, mother and kid duos will compete in an exhibition event, like ice skating, with a number of required elements and room for uniqueness. A few more events may be added if time and organizer energy allows.

Kids required!
Sarah Gilbert, sarahgilbertgmail, fiets.mamabikeorama.com, 503-774-5934  

Mississippi Avenue, N Failing St and Mississippi Ave

Cirque du Cycling, presented by Laughing Planet Cafe, is a street festival, a circus, a bike race and a parade - and a benefit for Albina Youth Opportunity School. Two beer gardens, COMPLETELY FREE EVENT, and more.
Team Cirque, InfoCirqueDuCycling, CyclingCircus.com, 503-459-4508  

The eBike Store, 201 N Alberta St (on the Vancouver St bike corridor)

Charge up your batteries for the 2nd annual eBike eRide!  We'll start in NE Portland at The eBike Store to caffeinate, then leisurely tour ebike-notable places around Portland, and wind up at a local pub to charge up.
Pdxebiker, pdxebiker.com  

paul bunyan, 8440 N Interstate Ave, Portland

Scared of biking to Vancouver all alone or just want company?
Dabby, johnnyrocket29yahoo  

alberta park, NE 20th Ave and Killingsworth St

do you like scavenger hunts and riding your bike?  bring *20 copies* of a list of 10 things to find by bike, a camera, and some friends, and we'll swap lists and go forth to do some findin'!

cash prize, impartial non-participating judges, small list of rules to keep the playing field level.  but teams can be any size, and must all be present at the beginning and end of the hunt to be eligible for the prize!
Fool, gentlygmail  

Grand Central Bakery, 714 N Fremont St

Cirque Du Cycling Family Ride. Lead by staff of Camp Bike Fun, sponsored by the Grand Central Bakery.

The 3.5 mile Cirque du Cycling Family Ride course starts at Grand Central Bakery, 714 N. Fremont, and is perfect for all ages and abilities. This free ride will wind through the residential streets of Boise-Elliot up to Peninsula Park for a fun rest stop then ride back to Grand Central. Joining us on the ride will be local cycling heroes and sports superstars. Volunteer Family Ride Ambassadors needed. Contact  nealgoodsportpromotion.com.

Ambassadors get a t-shirt, food, and drink.
Gregg , Nealgoodsportpromotion, www.cyclingcircus.com/familyride.html, www.campbikefun, 503-459-4508  

Saturday Market, River Front Park

Decorate your bicycle with girly stuff and let's go on a mellow bike ride through the River Park and Downtown. This will be a short slow bike ride for beginner or intermediate riders. This bike ride is intended for women, but men and children are welcome too if you will decorate your bike with flowers ribbons & baskets too.
Pandora Patterson, womensbikeguidegmail, Girly Bikes PDX  

Joan of Arc Circle, Cesar Chavez Blvd. & NE Glisan St. (aka: NE 39th Ave.)

Last year, over 80 people showed up to ride 16+ miles over the course of three hours. We received uncountable kudos from the general public for living free and brave in our pursuit of happiness; camped en masse for 15 minutes at the corner of MLK & Broadway for a flat repair; gave a classic naked finale to Cirque du Cycling; and took over downtown to circle Pioneer Square before meandering back to Joan of Arc. What should we do this year? (This year we added a second day ride on the 19th!!)
Kernel, mosha13gmail  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th Ave and Belmont St

Who will earn the title of Portland's Best Bike Jouster?  Maybe you?  Come and join other two-wheeled warriors at the Fourth Annual Stumptown Joustdown!!  It's like the Pro-Wresting of the bike world!!  (Spandex and steroids optional)

All Bikes Welcome (to be mangled).
Solid Gold, zoobombsggmail  

Clubhouse of Circ' 103, 1417 NW 103rd Circle, Vancouver, Washington 98665 (Group Ride to Pump Track/ with Alleycat option. 1PM at Paul Bunyan, N. Interstate and N. Denver)

Pumpapalooza will be an afternoon of Pump Track Racing/Riding, The Dirty Kitty Alleycat, Neighborhood Time Trials, eating from the smoke house and BBQ, drinking, cul-de-sac bike polo and more.
 Alleycat will be on and off road, group ride and time trial, fun and frustrating.
Basically a bicycle powered roller-coaster, this pump track is properly built, long, and shreddable.  Bring your MTB, 20"/24"BMX, or what have you. The tolerances are close, so you may want to throw a brake on that BMX. Group ride start at 1PM, Paul Bunyan, with Alleycat option.
Dabby, johnnyrocket29yahoo, Brick. No Pager., 360-606-7918  

Mississippi Avenue, N Failing St and Mississippi Ave

The Mississippi community is coming together to put on the best circus street fair in town. Get ready for clowns, jugglers, unicycle jousting, sculptural bikes, freakishly tall bikes and other two-wheeled creations beyond your wildest dreams!
Ayleen Crotty, AyleenGoodSportPromotion, cyclingcircus.com, 971-221-7228  

Northern Terminus of Eastbank Esplanade, 45.528006, -122.667251 (Meet at the junction of the Lower Level Steel Bridge and the Eastbank Esplanade.)

Take a tour of the future greenway and finish up near St. Johns.  Take in a beer at a local pub and head off ... xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx MOVIE HAS BEEN CANCELED. Head off to another Pedalpalooza event! [to the movie in the University Park Neighborhood's McKenna Park.]
Scott Mizee, scott.mizeenpgreenway, www.npgreenway.org  

Ladd Circle, 1600 SE Harrison St

Bring your kids for a leisurely ride from Ladd Circle to Laurelhurst Park for late afternoon fun and a picnic. (in case of rain, we'll go somewhere sheltered)
Jeff Cropp, jcropprunbox  

OMSI, 1945 SE Water Ave, Portland (parking lot)

Time to choose sides. Do you think Han Solo can kick Kirk's ass? Would Spock take down Yoda? Time to get your light sabres or tricorders and dress up for some serious nerd quotient. Decorate yourselves and/or your bikes and battle it out on the streets of Portland, the skies over Endor, and wherever else the ride takes us. Sound systems invited, kids welcome for the early part of the ride, but later on, the silliness may get too much for them. This ride is free, but we understand Starfleet Academy might assess penalties.
Peejay, starwarsstartrekgmail, twitter: starwarstartrek  

Forest Park, 4250 NW Leif Erikson Dr, Portland

Forest Park, NW Leif Eriksen Drive  (500 yards beyond the NW Thurman Street gate)
7:30pm - 8:30pm, Gathering begins 15 minutes prior to the start
This is the 5th Year of the Fig Leif 5K with the addition of Portland's Off-Road Naked Bike Ride. Both events start at the paved section of NW Leif Erickson Road at 7:30pm on Saturday, June 12th. This is the area about 500 yards beyond the entry gate at the top of NW Thurman St hill.
Leif Erickson  

Portland Rock Gym, NE 12th Ave and Couch St

Meet the Portland Rock Gym on E. 12th and Burnside for a quick ride to the pub (HUB or Apex) and back for an OUTDOOR "bike in movie" screening of PW's Big Adventure 10pm.  We will make a small fire, smore's anyone?
Ken , salesportlandrockgym, portlandrockgym.com  

Peninsula Park Rose Garden, N Ainsworth St and Albina Ave (Meet by the fountain in the roses)

Shiva's Slaves is Throwing a Party!!!!
This ride will be about music, games, lights, and fun with lots of stops...Destination is the After Party!!!

Bring your latest Freak Bike, sadhu attire encouraged.  Tiger skin, conch shells, dreadlocks, chillums, third eyes & tridents.
Johnnie And Robert, gardens4whoyahoo  

1750 NW Naito Pkwy, Portland (Under the West end of the Freemont Bridge)

We'll be visiting Ten Portland Bridges. I will tell you something about the history of them and what makes them  unique. Ride from the Fremont to the Sellwood bridge and back. The ride finishes at Waterfront Park.
Klaus  

OHSU Center for Health and Healing, 3303 SW Bond Ave (near the tram)

C2C (Cascades to Chesapeake) is an open, self-supported bike tour dedicated to supporting cancer research and care. The bike ride is open to join and we look forward to sharing our journey. Join the riders on a send-off day ride to the Portland Women's Forum (25 miles each way), or keep riding all the way to Maryland!
Lauren Adrian, lauren.t.adriangmail, C2C  

Alberta Park, NE 20th Ave and Killingsworth St

First ever bike tour of cute, innovative, tiny homes in NE Portland, all under 800sf.  Learn the rules for building these little dwellings.  Have fun.  Live small!
Eli Spevak, Orange Splot - Tiny Homes, 503-422-2607  

Zoo MAX Elevators

Race your little bike all day long.
First to reach 100 miles wins.
Meet at 10am, at the top of the Zoo MAX elevators.
Aside from a TriMet day pass (recommended), the event is free.
Ridiculous outfits, fans, hecklers, and pit team are encouraged. Those wearing pink get special treats!
See Zoobomb.net/forums the week prior for details.
Ashley, Zoobomb  

North Park blocks, NW Park Ave and Couch St

group bike ride from the North Park Blocks to the Viking Pancake Breakfast ($) at Norse Hall.   The Viking Pancake Breakfast is an all-you-can-eat event. Cost: $6 for adults and $3 for children.  We'll meet at 10 AM.  The ride departs at 10:15 AM.
Pedalpalooza2010@gmail.com, pedalpalooza2010gmail  

Clock Tower, Esther Short Park, 600 SW Columbia St (clock tower)

The 4th annual ride through Vancouver to visit public art while dressing in our prettiest panties. Not comfortable sporting them on your body then dress up your bicycle. We arrive at 10:15, assure that all are properly adorned and then ride about the town. Bring money if you would like to eat lunch at the Farmer's Market after.
Leah Jackson, leah.angstgallerygmail  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th Ave and Belmont St (Under the trees by the garden at belmont & 20th)

Exactly one year after the original Joy of Sects Ride, the Bike Temple takes you on a "speed dating" style tour of religion in Portland.  A loop tour that visits a diverse and devout selections of houses of worship, giving a representative at each a chance to explain what they do and attempt to convert the group before it's time to take off.
The Bike Temple, biketemplegmail, www.biketemple.org  

Dovetail Bakery, 3039 NE Alberta St

At least 6 purveyors of sweet and savory vegan goodness, over 6 miles and well over 600 calories... Join us as we eat our way through baked vegan delights from Alberta to Sellwood. Bring enough money to cover whatever delicacies catch your eye.

One lucky person who does the whole route, north to south, will win a gift certificate to one of the bakeries.

For anyone interested in continuing the fun, there will be a surprise vegan (non-baked) treat stop at the very end!
Vegan Sweet Tooth, Twitter: VeganBakedRide  

Woodlawn Park (under the bridge), NE Dekum St & Woodlawn Park Trl

the dude abides, even in the summer of 2010!

i'll be in costume from the movie, hope you will too.  we'll start the morning by fixing the condition our condition is in (bring a canteen of white russian or some sarsaparilla or a home-rolled and we'll see whose is the most abiding!) in the park then we'll roll around 11:45, in costume, to the site of a reading of _the_two_gentlemen_of_lebowski_ (movie script rewritten in shakesperean english) being staged by a nifty troupe.

the ride will be shortish, and the performance is at 1pm and lasts ~3hours.  bring a blanket!
The Dude, another.abiding.dudegmail  

Vera Katz statue - Eastbank Esplanade, 2 SE Main St

Fellow PSU graduates: A riding gala in our regalia to the Rose Garden Arena. Join Summa Cum Laude graduate, Bethany Berson, B.S., on the Eastbank Esplanade by the Vera Katz statue for a ride along the river to arrive at the Rose Garden Arena by 12:15 p.m. Friends and family welcome. I have a few extra tickets to the ceremony, if anyone needs them. Contact me via email.
Bethany Berson, postbethanyhotmail  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th Ave and Belmont St

Culinary elegance on wheels: Get in touch with your inner chef. Break out those chafing dishes, china, and boning knives, and make an extravagant dish to share with others, preferably entirely from scratch using exclusively fresh, local ingredients. Bring it along for a ride to the park for a potluck picnic. Vote for "Best of Ride" dish, with prizes available to winner! (Consider writing a list of ingredients for those with diet restrictions/allergies. And be sure to bring your own plate and bowl, at least!) (This event is not sponsored by any officially chartered Slow Food entity)
Sophia Suhu & Guy Berliner, Sophia <ssuhuhotmail>  

Abernathy School Playground, 2421 SE Orange Ave, Portland

Parents and kids, bring your picnics and stuffed friends for this slow-paced, mostly-flat, playground-studded ride.  Kids must have helmets; organizers will bring some snacks but you should bring more for a mid-ride picnic!  Ride will be a loop.
Katie & Dave & Jasper, katie.proctorgmail, civilizedconveyance.blogspot.com  

3003 SE Brooklyn St, Portland

Come sing, learn, hum along, or listen as we cruise around SE Clinton, stopping occasionally to sing lovely tunes and to eat lovely food. The ride ends at our regular second Sunday singing at Waverly Heights UCC. See portlandsacredharp.org for more info.
Tom, mctighe.tomgmail, Portland Sacred Harp  

Cup & Saucer Cafe, 3000 NE Killingsworth St (U-haul driveway across street)

Take a slow, leisurely ride around NE Portland checking out the eye-wateringly awful and extremely dubious exterior paint color screams in the Humboldt/N Irving/Alberta neighborhoods.  Shocking yellow dukes it out with cobalt blue!  All hues of heinous green!  Your retinae will burn for days!  Wear your loudest most colorful outfit!  We'll need recovery beer/grub after, at a venue to be named later.
Jenny, editrixpdxhotmail  

SCRAP Parking Lot, 2915 NE MLK Blvd. (NE MLK and Stanton)

This is a ride for all those lovely folks out there that have decorated their bike with reuse materials.  Check the link:  http://www.youtube.com/user/FemmeSole#p/a/u/0/qwyRg0XChw8
Don't fret if your bike is lacking because we will meet at SCRAP to scrapify bicycles if needed.  We will be at SCRAP for an hour to do this and then we will show off our stuff around town.  The ride will go from SCRAP to waterfront park, over the Morrison bridge and end at the east side voodoo donuts for a little nourishment and parking lot dancing.
SCRAP is going to provide the materials but bring donut money!
Pink Princess, dropout74gmail, groups.google.com/group/scrapper-bikes-pdx?hl=en  

Alberta Park, NE 20th Ave and Killingsworth St (polo court)

Bike Polo has been played nearly every Sunday at Alberta Park for more than nine years.

Great for spectators this bike polo is rated PG-13 for profanity, violence, sexuality and gratuitous fun.

Mallets and heckling provided. Bring your own beater bike or ride one of ours.
Polo Haus, Axles of Evil  

Salmon Street Springs Fountain, SW Naito Pkwy & Salmon St (in waterfront park!)

Bikes, water, and shaking your booty!  We'll ride, dance, and splash in water fountains all over town with our sound system in tow! Dress for a dance party - a wet one!  Squirt guns encouraged.
Kelly Peach And Dutch, peachykeenjellybeanmailhaven  

Eastbank Esplinade , 5 SE Madison St, Portland (at the Vera katz statue)

Chubby, Rubenesque, Zaftig,  Whatever! Fat Girls ride bikes too, so lets go for a ride together.  All Skill levels welcome, this ride is flat and nobody will get left behind.  The midpoint is a lovely park where we can share a snacks and tips before we ride back to the start location.
Robin , phototrongmail, 503-880-1100  

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, NW 18th Ave and Couch St (Gather in the Courtyard)

The program will bless all the riders,
bicycles and remember those who have died this past year.

If you ride for pleasure, commute, race...
If you ride  an old or new, mountain or street bike
If you have just started or have ridden for years

All are welcome!
Deacon Thomas W. Gornick, Archdiocese of Portland, http://maryscathedral/  

Grant Park , NE 33rd Ave and Us Grant Pl (we'll be in the middle of the track. ride does not loop.)

My mom just learned how to ride a bike last year (shortly after her 54th birthday).  During Pedalpalooza, she will be visiting for the first time since I moved to Portland 5 years ago.  She and I will be leading the ride around inner SE/NE (with a loop around the waterfront).  Relatively slow paced, mostly flat, plenty of corkers to protect our moms, and ending with optional smoothies and such (location is vegan friendly, 5 bucks should cover it).  Moms and those of us who appreciate them are encouraged to attend.  Please come out and show my mom why bike culture is so awesome!
-ben  

Bad Monkey Bikes Board & Skate, 1717 Broadway st Vancouver WA 98663 (Corner of Mcloughlin Broadway)

Cruiser pace. Longboarders welcome. Start and finish Bad Monkey. Enjoy local made brews featuring Salmon Creek Brewery.
Wade Leckie, wadebadmonkeybikes, badmonkeybikes.com/, 360-718-7837  

Peninsula Park, N Rosa Parks Way and Albina Ave

Join the Cult of P! Pedal to the Petals of P-town's Peninsula Park. Plop down a blanket and join the Potluck Picnic in the Pleasant company of other Pedal-Powered-People. P-foods like Pina Colada Pancakes, Peanut butter and Pickle sandwiches, Punch and Pie are Preferred, but Performance and Pleasant Personalities are welcomed too. Pajama, Pirate or Pee-wee attire is Perfect, but P-conformity isn't absolute. First and foremost is yer own P-imagination. Set yer iPod to P and plug into our P-soundsystem. Post-Picnic Cult of P! ride to CHURCH (of the tall bike) at Col Summers Park. Power 2 the P!
Peter Piper, Cult of P!  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th Ave and Belmont St (Meet at the Pavilion)

Brothers and Sisters, Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, the time, the day, the hour of the almighty Tall Bike is at hand.

Tall Bikes exalted on high, other bikes acceptable.

Biblical costumes blessed, regular clothes acceptable.

amen.
Tall Bike Jesus, churchofthetallbikegmail, Church of the Tall Bike , http://www.facebook/event.php?eid=119547188073112  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and BelmontSE 20th and Taylor

FREE bike riding fun!
Meet up at 5pm at COL. Summers Park (SE 20th and Taylor side) In Portland. Dress you, your bike, your kids.... up in fur, sparkles, shiny, and prepare for an evening of fun, laughter and SPARKLElicious mayhem! We want you to bring your Hoops, poi, staff, or other fun, and safe circus toys. We want cameras too! Each place we ride to will get entertained with our amazing SKILLZ and nutty costumes. Let's pose for MODEL shots, who00p and holler and jump on our bikes and be gone, off to the next beautiful spot.... ending the evening with dinner and drinx!
Melissa Magic  

Irving Park, NE 7th Ave & Irving Park Path (between the tennis courts, bathrooms and play structure)

Come ride to a mystery destination and watch the sunset.
Be prepared to relax at our end point!
Mle  

13TH & SW BURNSIDE (Zoobomb Monument)

Zoobomb is a near 7 year running weekly bike event that meets every Sunday around 8:30PM near American Apparel (13th &  SW Burnside) in Portland OR. Bring a bike, MAX fare, bike lights, and any safety gear you need.
Its a good time and you WILL have fun!
MINI BIKES ENCOURAGED - ALL BIKES WELCOME
HELMETS ARE A GOOD IDEA
* RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK *
LEAVE NO TRACE
Zoobomb, zoobomb.net  

6446 NE Cleveland Ave

Matt is a great big pooze so we're going to drag him out of his room.
Picio Intervention Society  

Waterfront Park, SW Ankeny St and Naito Pkwy

This ride will tour the new art installations that look like acupuncture needles that are placed around the city to bring awareness and explore the health of our city as well as the effects of regional planning through traditional Chinese medicine. These needles target specific locations that The Portland Plan seeks to find solutions to Portland's most challenging problems. http://acuportland.org/home.html
Michweek, michweekaol  

Forest Park, 4250 NW Leif Erikson Dr, Portland (meet at Fat Tire Farm)

A throwback to the roots of mountain bike riding! Remember the old images of Gary Fisher flying in a 2-wheel drift down Mt. Tam? If so this ride is for you! We will either ride to the top (or shuttle as time and riders wish) and will descend a yet to be mapped out bicycle friendly trail top to bottom. fully rigid mountain bikes, old beach cruisers, flannel shirts, jeans and boots are all encouraged!
One Ghost Industries, infooneghost, www.oneghost.com, revolutionstopcycles, 503-568-9504  

Portland Pedalworks, 345 NW Everett St

Join us in celebrating one of Canada's national unofficial sports, Street Hockey!  We will meet downtown and pedal to various good street hockey surfaces around town.  We will provide hockey sticks and pucks and Canadian Hoser inspiration.  People are welcome to play on foot, quads, roller blades, and fruit boots.  We will play both rookie fun for all and more competitive games separately.  Bring appropriate safety gear (helmet,gloves, kneepads) if you like and your Canadian spirit.  (For ignorant Yanks, the pic is one of our despised prime minister, stephen harper, playing some lame goalie.)
Saul T. Scrapper, portlandpedalsgmail  

PSU's Spiritual Life Center, 1728 SW Broadway

Meander the city on bikes and walk indoor and outdoor labyrinths. Meditative and playful. Bring a sack dinner to eat on the way. Before the ride, we welcome you to visit PSU's Spiritual Life Center. Donations are accepted at some venues.
Carol Joy & Carye Bye, bikebatgmail, Spiritual Life Center, caroljoypdx   

Foot Traffic Downtown, 824 SW 2nd Ave

The clinic is part 1 of 3-part evening series. Wonk out on the rules of the road and get ready for applied "Audible Signal" ride at 6:30 to "Eine Brise" at 7:30 on Mt. Tabor.

More and more people traverse by cycle and sandal as the weather becomes finer, so check in on rights and responsibilities for people when cycling and walking.  Join WPC for one or all three parts of this multi-modal, musical evening.

(thanks to Bruce Turner for the image)
Steph Routh, stephwpcwalks, Willamette Pedestrian Coalition  

HI-Portland, Hawthorne Hostel, 3031 SE Hawthorne Blvd

Are you a regular bicycle rider but have never taken a bicycle tour? Now that summer is here, are you itching to hit the open road once the weather gets nicer and explore nature in a way you haven't yet?

Then join us to learn more about Self-Supported Bicycle Touring. We'll be discussing equipment, planning, and cost as well as day-to-day life on the road. We'll also have a few loaded touring bikes to check out.

This class is FREE. Donations accepted.
Ian Stude And Shawn Granton , shawnportlandhostel, portlandhostel.org, 503-236-3380  

Foot Traffic Downtown, 824 SW 2nd Ave (not a loop! Downtown to Tabor)

Bring and ding your bell as an application of that delightful and musical ditty, ORS 814.410(1)(b), requiring cyclists to make some polite noise when passing someone walking or rolling. We'll meet up at Foot Traffic after the Bike/Ped Legal Clinic and mosey on over the Hawthorne to Mt. Tabor.  This will double as a post-legal clinic ride and musical warm-up for "Eine Brise" on Mt. Tabor with Fear No Music.

This is part 2 of a 3-parter.  Join WPC for one or all three parts of this multi-modal, musical evening.
Steph Routh, stephwpcwalks, Willamette Pedestrian Coalition  

Col. Summers Park, 1900 SE Taylor St (SW corner near the bathrooms)

Get in GEAR and have a WHEELY fun time riding and cracking jokes on this low-key ride.  There's no requirements except to bring your funniest jokes and puns.
Aaron, aarontarfman, Facebook Page  

Petite Provence, 4834 SE Division St

Show off your classic French bike. Admire each others bikes. Swap ideas for where to get parts. We'll meet at Petite Provence on SE 49th and Division. We'll cruise down Clinton and over to the Esplanade and stop at least one time for refreshment. Trivia questions: Why would you need a 7 mm allen key for a French bike? Why would the nationalistic French use British tubing and Brooks Pro saddles on their upper end bikes?
Scott Lieuallen, scott.el.09gmail, 504-740-1558  

Mt. Tabor (the top)

How much music can 111 bicyclists make? Fear No Music wants you to join in a "fugitive action" and perform "Eine Brise" ("A Breeze") by avant-garde composer and general all around trickster, Mauricio Kagel.  Yep, it's a piece for 111 people riding bikes and making strange and wonderful sounds in the night air.  Join us at the top of Mt. Tabor for a performance.  No musical training necessary.  All you need is a bike with a bell, a helmet, and a free spirit.  Fear No Music will have all the instructions for the performance at the top of Mt. Tabor.
Jeff Payne, jefffearnomusic, Fear No Music  

Firefighters Memorial Park , Corner of NW 18th and Burnside (Next to the Downtown Performance Bike Shop)

This economy got you down?  Were you laid off, let go, separated, terminated, or just plain fired?  Well, grab your pink slips, and join me on the 9 to 5 ride.

Ride will be a gentle paced (Hell, we're unemployed.  We got time! ) seeking fire (as in "YOU'RE FIRED") related themes (NO ARSON!!!).  So, leave the poor working slobs behind as we ride starting around 10am (go ahead, sleep in!)

Extra points for Pink Slips (Worn, or not)...
Bring money for any food/drinks, and a chance at MEGABUCKS

Helmets STRONGLY recommended

Route:http://www.bikeportland.org/forum/showthread.php?p=24085
K'Tesh, kteshhotmail  

Eastside of Steel Bridge Bike Path, Steel Bridge East Side

Bring your Jackhammer, Pickaxe, and Grass Seed!  We will look at previous and current plans to remove the Eastbank Freeway, AKA Interstate 5 and build a park in it's place.  Cities and riverbanks are for people, not freeways.  We will discuss the future potential of our reclaimed Eastbank waterfront.  

Esteemed dignitaries, Gov. Tom McCall and Robert Moses will lead us on out tour of past and future freeway removal.

Will we build a Trafalgar Square at the confluence of the Springwater, NP Grenway, and Sullivans Gulch Bicycle Expressways?  A new waterfront arboretum?  What about a community
Tom McCall, portlandpedalsgmail  

TDH Headquarters, SW Naito Pkwy and Jefferson St (abandoned on-ramp)

Established soon after the construction of the Hawthorne Bridge in 1910, the Tour d'Hawthorne is a daily bicycle race in Portland, Oregon.  In recent years, gas prices and the New York Times travel section have driven participation up to over 7,000 racers per day.  Unfortunately, not all of the participants realize that they are in a race and foot traffic occasionally interferes with the exciting afternoon stage.  Join us on the Hawthorne bridge to cheer for these righteous raincoat-clad athletes.
Kirk Reeves  

Reed College, North Parking Lot, SE 33rd Ave and Steele St (We meet in the parking lot, not at the intersection)

Come join us on this leisurely, beautiful 10 mile
tour of some of the most spectacular ponds, lakes,
creeks, marsh, and rivers you'll ever see.

If you drive here, Park as close as you can to SE 33rd
Ave and SE Steele St.  Ride your bike into the North
parking lot of Reed College.  That is where we'll meet.

Call 971-212-4990 if running late or if you get lost.
Richard Powell, rpowellhostpond, Host Pond, 971-212-4990  

Waterfront Park, SW Ankeny St and Naito Pkwy (On the bikepath overlooking the Longshore Workers Memorial)

In the BBC World Service opinion poll published just last November only 11% of those questioned across 27 countries said that capitalism was working well.

Ready to imagine a socialist Portland? What would be different? Who would be ahead of the curve? Join the revolution!

Wearing pink, while not required, would be a hoot.

Little red books will be provided: free, of course.
Emma Goldman's Would-be Dance Partner  

Esther Short Park, 600 SW Columbia St (near the clock tower)

Visit some of Vancouver's most celebrated Heritage Trees on an enjoyable 4-mile guided bicycle ride. The flat, easy bicycle route begins and ends at Esther Short Park. Admire trees whose legacies connect residents of Vancouver to the proud past of our region. Participants on the ride must respect private property, wear helmets, and obey all traffic laws. This event is free and family friendly, but please rsvp.

Meet at Esther Short Park, on the corner of 6th & Columbia St. in downtown Vancouver.
Jessica, jessica.antoineci.vancouver.wa, www.cityofvancouver.us/urbanforestry, 360-619-1108  

Peninsula Park, N Rosa Parks Way and Albina Ave (corner of Ainsworth and Albina)

Take a leisurely ride through the streets of Northeast Portland and learn about hidden cut-throughs and shortcuts to get around town without using arterials.  
Warning, some of these shortcuts are narrow, so trailers or wide cargo-bikes might have trouble.
This is a no-drop ride which means there will be someone to help if you have a flat and no rider will be left behind.
End-point is TBD
Aaron, aarontarfman, Google map  

Alberta Cooperative Grocery, 1500 NE Alberta St (meet in front of co-op)

The PPP returns for its SIXTH season!  A casual bicycle ride traversing approx. 3-5 miles (5-8km) with a different route each time. The end destination is a mystery park.  The term "park" will be used liberally here, so expect the unexpected!   At the endpoint we'll enjoy a picnic dinner. Eating will be potluck style, so please bring food and drink to share (preferably vegetarian/vegan). Bring lights! Please bring your own silverware, plate, and cup. If it looks like it'll rain we'll end up at a COVERED destination.
Shawn, urbanadventureleaguegmail, urbanadventureleague.blogspot.com  

Lucky Lab, 915 SE Hawthorne Blvd

Bike to the West Coast largest indoor skate arena, Oaks Park.  It's Jam Skating with DJ music.  Fun to watch and learn.
Jeff Bernards, Ytameraol, 503-774-5659  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th Ave and Belmont St

Sorry ride CANCELED for RAIN! Thank you for understanding.

Rock, Blues, Electro Jazz Grass, whatever.  CrankMyChain (the band) will be rolling the disco trike and hosting a jam session.  Bring your own noisemaker or use ours (drum, bass, guitar, mic).

Bring your mates or get paired up with someone new.  Sign up with Dan 8:45 - CANCELED IF RAINING - see comments section or twitter/pdxktv for updates
Dan Kaufman, pdxkpdxk, CrankMyChain!, http://twitter/pdxktv, 503-267-2862  

NE Fremont St. and NE MLK Blvd.

One of the only Oregonian newspaper carrier/cyclist rides nightly (7 nights a week) in the North East area from Fremont to Mason (N-S) and from
Cleveland St. to 19th Ave. (W-E).  This delivery ride begins (PROMPTLY) at 4:00 AM at Fremont and MLK.  Ride along (throw a few, if u dare!) and see coons, possums, and the occasional cat hunting coyote!!
Ride MUST finish at 5:30 AM (deadline). 1:30 AM - 7:00 AM Sunday.
Jolly Dodger, jollydodger_23yahoo, limit alcohol consumption...polite and quiet, please., 503-863-6554  

Broadway Bridge, Broadway Brg & Broadway Brg

Got Lube? The Lubador lubes all! 33% of Portland commuters are squeaky. Either they're too busy or too prudish to lube their own. Have no fear, Lubador Libre is here! With music and copious amounts of lube he'll have your bike ready for some serious pedaltration in no time!
Lubador Libre  

http://crankmychain.com, Internet only this week- Darn Rain!

Set up a video stream or just watch and chat with in us in HVR (Hardly Virtual Reality) at http://CrankMyChain.tv

Sorry no ride this week.  We are going to wuss out 'cause of the rain.  Hopefully, the weather will cooperate next week and we'll do the ride AND the show!

See us your compelling Pedalpalooza videos and we'll broadcast them!
Dan Kaufman, pdxkpdxk, CrankMyChain!, http://twitter/pdxktv, 503-267-2862  

Lloyd Center Coin Column Fountain, NE Multnomah St and 9th Ave (The fountain at the Lloyd Center entrance at NE Multnomah and 9th streetview: http://bit.ly/dAXX7P)

A tour of the forgotten and unusual fallout shelters in Portland, OR.  We'll ride to different and unexpected cold war hideouts, exploring and learning along the way. The tour ends with the grand-daddy of them all, an underground civil defense center!

Easy pace, but a fair bit of riding, so eat your Wheaties.
Deacon Amos, happyamosfungmail, www.biketemple.org  

Food Cart Pod, 3441 N Vancouver Ave (Vancouver and Fremont)

There's over 500 Food Carts in Portland.  We'll check out the new pods in North Portland.  Start with Mum's Cafe and a couple others at N Vancouver and Fremont, and work our way to a few other pods and podettes.  Bring $.  Bring friends.
Ted, ted101gmail, www.activerightofway.org  

Lloyd TMA, 600 NE Holladay St

Join the Lloyd TMA in a casual bike ride from NE 6th & NE Holladay to Oaks Bottom in Sellwood.  We will have a representative from Metro speak about the history of Oaks Bottom, as well as the birds in the park.  This ride is intended for residents, employees, and businesses interested in the Lloyd District. Helmet's required.
Lance Poehler, Lance Poehler  

Hollywood Theatre, 4122 NE Sandy Blvd

Take a ride with Portland director Nick Peterson before the 7pm screening of his film "Field Guide to November Days" (filmed entirely by bike) at the Hollywood Theatre.  During the ride we'll be talking with Nick about his experience shooting a film by bike, and sharing resources for emerging local filmmakers.
Justen Harn, justenfilmaction, www.filmaction.org  

Los Gorditos, 1212 SE Division St

Ride to taco places. Bring cash for tacos. Since 100+ showed up last time, I'm doing 2 rides. Pace will be mellow, distance probably not long. Bring small change.  Now with a plan! Solo tortillas hechos a mano.
SE Edition: 1)Gorditos brick and mortar 2)El Gallo 3)Taqueria de todo poco 4)Lindo Michoacan. El Gallo closes promptly at 7pm so we gotta jam there after Gorditos.
Ben, benridemybike  

BTA, 233 NW 5th Ave, Portland

Attorney Ray Thomas will cover Oregon traffic law as it relates to bikes as well insurance issues and what to do if you're in a crash.  Take home a free copy of the book, Pedal Power.
Stephanie, stephaniebta4bikes, www.bta4bikes.org, 503-226-0676 x23  

SE Water Ave and Hawthorne Blvd (Eastbank Esplanade Parking Lot under the Hawthorne Bridge)

Want to peel back the layers of Portland's past? Come explore how the architecture and design of the city both cover up and reveal the history of its people and our struggles over space. Join Lewis & Clark College history professor Reiko Hillyer for an esplanade loop with a short side trip to Old Town/Chinatown.
Jennifer Allen, j.allenoregonhumanities, Oregon Humanities, 503-241-0543 ext. 118  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont (near the shelter)

Do you like camping?  Do you ride a bike?  Have you ever thought about combining the two?

You don't need tons of gear to go camping by bicycle.  Let Cycle Wild teach you the basics of how, where, and when to go camping by bike!  Free workshop, 2 hours.
Matt Picio, matt.piciocyclewild, Cycle Wild  

Red Flag, 344 NE 28th Ave, Portland

Redheads + bicycles = great success.

Just because the sun mocks you with it's harmful rays, doesn't mean we will.  Find solace in a sea of red.  

Rain or shine!

FB: http://tinyurl.com/gingerride
Jessica, Steve, Bernard, bernardtheredgmail  

Pioneer Square, SW 6th Ave and Morrison St

"The Friends of the Friendless": A Social Bicycle Experiment.
We'll ride seeking out other random strangers on bikes and make them our leader! Follow them, at whatever pace, until we reach THEIR destination and voila! instant friend! This is an ongoing experiment that has got us into a number of adventures! Its amazing what can happen when you don't know what can happen!!! DO NOT MISS! All ages/skills welcome!
SKIDMARCUS, marcusgetsemailgmail, This ride's blog!  

Hawthorne Hostel, 3031 SE Hawthorne Blvd

Cat and Meg are great gals from Bellingham, WA.  They will be joining us here
in Portlandia to tell their story of touring through Chile, Argentina, Bolivia,
Peru, and Ecuador on this Wednesday, the 16th at 8pm at the Hawthorne Hostel,
courtesy of touring guru Shawn Granton.  They will be giving their
presentation: "Minimalist Bike Touring in South America."

These ladies are tough!  They packed minimally and learned their way through
South AMerica.  Their traveling partner got a broken leg and they had to stay
with a Bolivian family while recuperating.  I have heard some of their stories,
bu
Saul T. Scrapper, portlandpedalsgmail  

Katie O'Briens, 2809 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland (This is our meet up spot but most of the pubs are downtown. This is where we can warm up!)

Pub 'cruise' focusing on Irish establishments, dressing in Edwardian costume (if you dare!) and reciting lines from James Joyce's Ulysses.  Don't need to bring anything except your bike, beer money and a sense of merriment.  Will be out after dark so please bring lights, locks, etc.  This will hopefully be a fun, enthusiastic ride and may require you to get a taxi home by the time we reach the last pub.
Charity Pape, trigirlcharityhotmail, 541-556-5995  

Jamison Square, NW 10th and Johnson

The 3rd annual Cruller Crawl is here! Join us for a mythic climb on the west side of Portland. Unlike the Greek king Sisyphus, your effort will not go unrewarded. Your leaders will keep a moderate pace while towing doughnuts and coffee to the top for you. Go to our event on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=113118132056361 or e-mail us at CrullerCrawlgmail.com.
Sisyphean Hill Riders, CrullerCrawlgmail, Facebook Event Page  

Bingo Master's Cafe--Inside of Radio Room Restaurant, 1101 NE Alberta St (Bingo Masters By Day, Radio Room by Night!)

Simply show us your helmet or bike key and we will pour you a FREE cup of tasty Ristretto Roasters drip coffee.  Offer good 7am-3pm.  We have plenty of bike parking and would like to celebrate all things bike with you.  We are a new coffee shop located inside the oh-so-groovy Radio Room restaurant.  Serving coffee, local pastries, lunch and you can even get Bloody Mary's, mimosas and beer!  We are on Facebook: Bingo Masters Coffee and Twitter BingoMastersCoffeePDX
Mary Nichols, bingomasterspdxgmail, www.radioroompdx.com  

Bipartisan Cafe, 7901 SE Stark St

Get fueled up before tackling the ride to the Columbia Gorge! Bi-Partisan features bagels, am sandwiches, and of course good coffee. Vegan and gluten free options! We'll ride to the start location from there.
Shawn, urbanadventureleaguegmail  

Ruby Junction/E 197 MAX Station, SE Burnside St and SE 197th Ave, Gresham (we'll muster by the eastbound MAX platform)

Riding to quiet country roads and spectacular scenery is easier than you think. The Columbia River Gorge is just a short bicycle ride away. And you can totally handle it if you are an everyday rider. Bring a snack, water, and Trimet fare. Geared bikes recommended.  Approx 40 miles round trip for the day ride. Two-day overnight camping option available. MORE INFO AND DETAILS FOUND IN FORUM ENTRY FOR THIS LISTING, PLEASE CHECK THERE!
Shawn Granton, urbanadventureleaguegmail, urbanadventureleague.blogspot.com  

Portland Building, 1120 SW 5th Ave (2nd floor)

June's PBOT Bicycle Brown Bag brings you 3 local authors who ride what they know - Mia Birk, Joe Kurmaskie, & Jeff Mapes will talk about their books and their views on bicycling in Portland, the US, and the world.  

photo:Adam Lederer - flickr/elmada
Timo Forsberg, timo.forsbergportlandoregon.gov, PBOT Bike Brown Bags, 503-823-7699  

Floyd's Coffee Shop in Old Town, 118 NW Couch St

Come meet people and discuss all things carfree. Everyone is welcome! Floyd's is appropriate for all ages and has coffee, beer, and food. Every third Thursday!
Elly  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont (Under the trees by the garden at belmont & 20th)

Attn: Nerds, dweebs, dorks, and serious athletes. You know that GPS/smartphone that you use to map and log your trip, training, or daily commute? You know how it will overlay the track of your movements on a map once you're done? it's time to turn that tech tool into an instrument of art! This is an art contest in which we will judge the final GPS map overlay that you have created during your ride. Contestants start and meet back at a predetermined spot, and will have 1hr to ride wherever they please, leaving the most beautiful GPS trail possible. Location, rules, and maybe even prizes TBA
Deacon Amos, happyamosfungmail, www.biketemple.org  

Salmon Street Fountain, SW Salmon St and Naito Pkwy (We'll be in Tutu's)

Tutu's and Bikes! Together at last! Come start your pedal-filled evening off with one spectacle of a dinner ride (bring cash) to a few prime food carts downtown and then off to our favorite cart hub in SE. Interpretive bike dancing throughout, if so desired & maybe drinks after. ''Leotard'' on MLK told me they have some fancy goods to wear or just be creative. Yeah? You got this. So slip one over, roll on down, and build up that appetite. Tutu's are the new skinny jean.

Feel free to RSVP on FB (more info on there, too): http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=123628667674426
Tutu Rider, TutuRidegmail  

Waterfront Bicycles 10 SW Ash St

Easy ride on the waterfront for beginners & families.  A limited number of rental bikes will be available free of charge; call ahead to reserve a bike.  Helmets required (provided with rental bikes).  We will start the ride with a basic bike safety introduction.
Craig, craigwaterfrontbikes, www.waterfrontbikes.com, 503-227-1719  

Ankeny Waterfront Fountain, Ankeny Waterfront Fountain

Join us and the Rose City Rollers in skating by roller skates, skateboards, scooters, and rollerblades around the city of Portland.  We will skate trails and streets in the early evening.  Meet at the new waterfront Ankeny fountain and let's skate into the sunset!  Bring lights if you plan on rolling late with us.
Saul T. Scrapper, portlandpedalsgmail  

Gateway Transit Center, NE 99th Ave and Multnomah St (in the cul-de-sac just NE of the MAX Station next to the pkg garage)

Have you ever ridden the elusive I-84 bike path?  Now you can, along with a few other bizarre locations - we'll even ride the new bike lane out in Fairview on 223rd Avenue and the Gresham-Fairview Trail.  18-1/2 miles.

come explore outer NE!  We will enjoy sunset at Edgefield McMennamins - bring some $$ for food.
Matt Picio, matt.piciogmail, 503-781-5095  

Bike Temple, 60 NE Tillamook St

I'll be presenting a slideshow and stories of some memorable bike tours through my years of travels. These will include bike trips through Los Angeles, the midwest, Mt. Hood, and Mt. St. Helens
Aaron, aarontarfman  

Pioneer Square, SW 6th Ave and Morrison St (Downtown SW)

Midnight Ridazz pLAyland Ride will be a leisurely-devilish 12-15 mile venture into your childhood dreams of being a big kid. We'll ride the streets howling and meowling and arrive at our secret stops where leaders have installed secret, creative funterventions for pLAy! Expect treehouses, mattress forts, sidewalk chalkings, flags, balloons, spin the bottle, foodfights, silly string and more!

About MR: http://www.midnightridazz.com/about.php
Coe Coe Buttaa, www.midnightridazz.com  

Westbound Hawthorne bridge, Steel Bridge, and Morrison Bridge

Breakfast on the Bridges reaches out to bicyclists during their morning commute on Portland bridges. We give bicyclists (and pedestrians) free coffee and pastries as a way of saying thanks for not driving and keeping our morning commute enjoyable! Our corner of the sidewalk is also a place for cyclists to meet each other and is a major entry point into Portland's thriving communities of bicycle activism, advocacy, and fun. BonB is powered solely by bicycle! Get involved or just show up!

More info:
http://www.shift2bikes.org/wiki/bikefun:breakfast_on_the_bridges
Fool, gentlygmail, Breakfast on the Bridges  

Couch City Park, NW Glisan St & Path (Corner of NW 20th and Glisan)

Sure, Portland is world famous for its bike culture - but did you know it's also developing a reputation for chocolate?  Join us as we seek out locally crafted chocolates, bon bons and truffles in the nooks and crannies of our lovely town!  The ride will be leisurely, with numerous stops ... and we'll have a load of Wingnut Confections for sharing in the trailer.

Bring cash to purchase things/support local chocolatiers if you are able. We will start in the NW and end in the NE.
David Beer And Sabrina Hicks, sabrinaalmachocolate  

Forest Park, 4250 NW Leif Erikson Dr, Portland (meet at Fat Tire Farm)

Forest Park, 4250 NW Leif Erikson Dr, Portland Take Trimet  (meet at Fat Tire Farm)
1:30pm, lax meeting time at 1:30 roll out by 2PM
A throwback to the roots of mountain bike riding! Remember the old images of Gary Fisher flying in a 2-wheel drift down Mt. Tam? If so this ride is for you! We will either ride to the top (or shuttle as time and riders wish) and will descend a yet to be mapped out bicycle friendly trail top to bottom. fully rigid mountain bikes, old beach cruisers, flannel shirts, jeans and boots are all encouraged!
One Ghost Industries, info at oneghost daht comm, www.oneghost.
One Ghost Industries, dmoneghost, www.oneghost.com, revolutionstopcycles, 503-568-9504  

Sparky's Pizza (by grand central bowling), 839 SE Belmont St, Portland

A ride led entirely by chance.  Dice are rolled to determine how many blocks to ride, and which direction to turn once we get there (Odd total =R, Even =L).  We will try to establish a record distance before reaching a dead end.

No idea what to expect, but since we won't be taking designated bike routes riders should be pretty comfortable in semi-hairy conditions, but dangerous or illegal routes will not be traveled.

Probably not a loop, but I guess there's always a chance.
Deacon Amos, happyamosfungmail, biketemple.org  

Research Club Room 2020, 215 SE Morrison St (Between 2nd and 3rd on Morrison, under the bridge, across from Montage)

Members of Research Club lead a tour of their neighborhood, the bustling and fascinating Central Southeast Industrial District. This neighborhood's got it all: art galleries and studios, fabricators, hidden museums, OMSI, abandoned bridges, award-winning restaurants, and so much more! Stay after for a special event at Research Club TBA.
Research Club, inforesearch-club, Research Club  

TBD, 908 SE Hawthorne Blvd

Congregate all ye anglophiles - have a cup of tea, glance at your beautiful folders and go on a civilized ride. Part of Clever Cycles Brompton Day. We will end at the Belmont Station for a pint.

For updates, also see http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=107078359336678&ref=ts
Martina Fahrner, martinapobox, Clevercycles.com, 503-756-6330  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont

A ride to get our pride on a little early.  Gender bending and body paint are encouraged, but certainly not necessary.  Meet at Col. Summers Park; look for the rainbows.  We'll hang out for a bit and then ride.
Grey, mjensmithgmail  

South Park Blocks in front of Lincoln Hall (PSU), 900 SW Market St

What if...Portland built all the freeways it planned? This ride follows the routes of several highways that never made it off the drawing board, such as the fabled Mt. Hood Freeway, some that did but were later removed, like Harbor Drive, and also as a reference some freeways that currently exist. We'll see the parallels of the past freeway fights with what's going on with the current Columbia River Crossing project. Approx 13 miles of riding through moderate traffic.
Shawn Granton, urbanadventureleaguegmail, urbanadventureleague.blogspot.com  

eff Space, 333 NE Hancock St

The Working Theatre Collective takes its unique brand of bicycle powered, Portland inspired theatre to the North! A bicycle pedalin, boot scootin, down and dirty, cowboy adventure complete with sheriffs, outlaws, shootouts, rad ass tunes, rowdy brawls, and moustaches.  Climb aboard your trusty steed of steel, aluminum, cromolly, or composite and ride into the sunset with the WTC. Ride is free, but donations help us continue to make awesome theatre.
Noah Martin, theworkingtheatrecollectivegmail, The Working Theatre Collective  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th Ave and Belmont St (by the bleachers. ride up to Better Bargains, then ending back at EAST-side voodoo donuts.)

Come brave one of Portland's longest diagonal streets!  After leaving the park, we will head to our starting point:  SE 7th and Washington.  We'll ride Sandy Blvd for almost 6 miles until we'll empty out at Better Bargains Thrift Store (where the diagonal shifts).  There will be a pit stop for folks to rummage through the heaps of ironic flannel before screaming back down the previous 6 miles.  Since the sun may set during the ride, PLEASE BRING LIGHTS!  Helmets strongly encouraged (riders with both lights & helmet get a free cookie!).  Brief detour and photo-op on the way home :)
-ben  

Dawson Park, N Stanton St and Williams Ave (at the gazebo)

Have an ugly bridesmaid dress that you were told you'd be able to wear again? Found a turquoise puff-sleeve number in a freebox? Or perhaps you were confronted with a magenta monstrosity at the Bins that you just couldn't pass up...

THIS IS YOUR CHANCE. Don that satin disaster. Meet up at 7:30 to create fabulous hairdos (and don'ts) and decorate yourself and bike with tissue paper flowers and such! We ride at 8. We'll be meeting up with the Prom Ride at 9!
Julie, blisslikethisgmail  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont (Meet at the Pavilion)

Dropout Bike Club is the premier Freak Bike Club in Portland, though all bikes are welcome.  This year we celebrated our 5th year as a club!

This ride tends to be big(150-300) with alot of freak bikes.  Thunder Twins, The original Portland innovators of mobile sound systems will be rolling with the bumpin 1000 watt sound systems that have been supplying music for bike fun over past 4 years.    

Be ready for a nice ride to an outdoor location.  Outdoor sleeping available.  

Live Fast!  Ride Slow
Sysfail, sysfail.dobcgmail, Dropout Bike Club Blog  

Clinton Street Theater, 2522 SE Clinton St

Bikes and Sex. The connections between this once seemingly disparate ideas is shown in a program of short movies from various artists. There are no DVDs for sale, the only place to watch it is in the theater. Fetishism, eroticism, drenching your shammyism... $6, 18+
Poona The Fuck Bike, bikesmutgmail, BikeSmut.com  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th Ave and Belmont St (Colonel Summers Park)

All the benefits of prom, without any of the usual detractions!  Fluffy dresses and those weird frilly-fronted button down shirts highly encouraged!  Dancing!  Bikes! DATES!
Agent Ruckus  

Laurelhurst Park, 3700 SE Ankeny St (by the pond)

Peaceful Night Ride along the Springwater Trail to Boring.  Will stop for some rests, but plan to ride more than stop. Maybe visit the Troutdale truck-stop for some late night food.  We'll probably return along the Columbia River to hopefully watch the sun rise somewhere nice.
Block Biker, blockbikesgmail  

1/2 block west of meetup spot, under the overpass (just off the esplanade)

Looking to stay outdoors and party down? There will be a ride leaving after the WNBR returns, Leaving at 12:30, we are meeting under the overpass just a half block west of the WNBR meetup spot.

We will ride to a mystery location, where our afterparty will be fueled by the mobile bike sound systems. The Thundertwins are going to be rocking an FM transmitter, so please bring something can receive FM if you'd like to link up and all be rocking to the same beats.

The afterparty is run on the principles of the bike fun movement, leave absolutely no trace and be respectful to yourself and others
Dutch, caulliegmail  

Ed Benedict Park, SE 104th Ave and Bush St (at the Memory Garden)

Enjoy innovative art at various stations along the Green Line while riding the I-205 MUP through the Powellhurst-Gilbert & Lents neighborhoods!

Part of the East Portland Action Plan Bike Subcommittee tours (EPAP Bike, for short).  See full schedule at our website.
Jim Chasse, EPAP bike tours  

Concordia Coffee House, 2909 NE Alberta St

‘Back Alley Bike Ride’
Bring out your mountain bike, or hybrid, to hit the funky potholed greenways known as NE Portland alleys. Hey, why do we avoid them? Because they aren't smooth? Fear of dogs, garbage, glass? Maybe all they are are little streets without cars. Plots of urban wilderness. Or undiscovered sacred places. Let's discover them together. Helmets required-gotta be prepared ya know!
Loriann, loriannwettern  

Anna Banana's, 1214 NW 21st Ave

Regretsy themed attire encouraged
Whimsical f*#kery required dress up your bike or you with some regrettable craftyness.
What's Regretsy? http://www.regretsy.com/
10:00 Meet up Anna Bannanas
head to a mystery crafty destination. Afterward, we will leave for Powell's to the Regretsy talk/book signing with April Winchell.
Post-Signing optional destination 4ish?- Museum Of Contemporary Craft (3.00 admission)
Bring money for anything you may buy, drink, handmade stuff at mystery destination
"Special prize" for best skants
http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/event.php?eid=108961002485457
Kristijoy, kristijoygmail  

N and NE Portland

Please join the City of Portland on a bike tour of North and Northeast Portland residential ecoroofs.  

What is an ecoroof?   Ecoroofs are living, breathing, vegetated roof systems that are sustainable alternatives to conventional roofs. Their thin, lightweight soils and drought tolerant plants require minimal irrigation and maintenance. Ecoroofs improve watershed health and air quality, and are part of a growing worldwide movement to develop sustainably.

Space is limited.   Please RSVP to besecoroofportlandoregon.gov. You will be notified via email.  Hope to see you there!
City Of Portland Ecoroof Program, besecoroofportlandoregon.gov, www.portlandonline.com/ecoroof/, 503-823-7914  

Rose City Park, NE 62nd and Tillamook (tennis courts)

Portland Domination Xhibition II is an annual Portland Bike Polo tournament held in Portland, Oregon. The tournament is a two day event on both Saturday and Sunday June 19th and 20th, 2010. Teams are expected from San Francisco up to Vancouver BC with a few participants from east. Helmets will be required for players. Entrance is $30 per team and registration will be held at a TBA location, but anyone is allowed to watch and cheer for their favorite team for free. Tournament is at Rose City Park tennis courts from 10:30 a.m. til 10:00 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday
Brian P, brianaxlesofevil  

Mio Gelato, NE 15th Ave and Brazee St

Lead-in ride to SMYRC's Gayest Day of the year ride at noon

We'll stretch our legs before getting to SMYRC between noon and one.

And perhaps break off to Pride later.
David  

Jamison Square, NW 10th Ave and Johnson St (Meet in the sandy area of the park)

Join us as we take a leisurely ride visiting the Portland Farmers Market at the North Park Blocks, Peoples Farmers Market and the Moreland Farmers Market.

We will be visiting these three markets and visiting some businesses that provide Food for Markets around Portland having a progressive meal at each of the Markets.

Bring something to transport the bounty we get at each Market and $ to purchase anything we get.
Scott Batchelar, scottb621me, 503-257-0908  

Shortcut Farm, 3934 NE Garfield Ave, Portland (Address is approximate since the Farm is an empty lot.)

This will be an alleycat that involves hauling cargo. Open to all kinds of bikes.

More details to come.
James Moore, hellojmoore.me, Web Site  

Garlington Center/SMYRC parking lot, 3024 NE MLK BLVD

Join us for a bike ride and fundraiser open to ALL for the local non-profit program SMYRC, Sexual & Gender Minority Youth Resource Center.  SMYRC provides a safe, supervised, harassment-free, and sober drop in center for sexual and gender minority youth in Portland, Oregon. Donations suggested in advance at SMRYC online or bring a check to the event.
Leah Wilcox, SMYRC Gayest Day of the Year Ride  

Dharma Rain Zen Center, 2514 SE Madison St (big yellow building)

For cyclists of most levels, and people with any level of interest in Buddhism-from the idly curious to Zen Monk!

We'll meet, have a quick discussion of the history and sects of Buddhism, then visit a number of active Buddhist groups, centers, and temples in SE Portland.

The first 5 stops are within 6 blocks apart, then we'll go onto longer rides as the (usually more visually striking) places get further apart. Riders are free to leave according to their ability/time constraints/ interest.

2010 is our 3rd year and 4th ride. Details about route TBA.
Koken, keidokokengmail, www.dharma-rain.org  

Mountain Hardwear, 722 SW Taylor St, Portland (SW Broadway and Taylor)

Come win a Sentinel Jr. messenger bag ($100 value) by being the first to reach the Rose Garden in your hardest gear!  Race starts at the Mountain Hardwear store and goes up to Washington Park.  Fixies welcome.
The Mountain Hardwear Store, www.MountainHardwear.com/, 503-226-6868  

Rose Quarter Transit Center, NE Wheeler Ave and Holladay St

Yay! our first Bicyclist of Color PDX ride! I think we'll meet at the Rose Quarter and from there ride down the Spring Water Corridor. It's easy, flat and very scenic. Picnic at Sellwood Park after wards?

Bus & MAX lines that connect to Rose Quarter Transit Center:
4
8
35
44
70
73
77
85
Blue
Green
Red
Yellow

Bicyclists of Color PDX is a multicultural bicycle club out of Portland Community College. We promote and encourage people of color to saddle up and ride to promote sustainability and healthy living. We go on very mild well paced rides and take lots of breaks.
Esther, esther.harlowgmail, Bicyclists of Color PDX facebook page  

Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fremont St (on the north side of the park)

****** RAIN OR SHINE, WE RIDE!!!! ********

You know you love them Nekkid Bike Rides!

Missed the first ride? Can't get enough? Get pumped up for the 5,000+ WNBR this evening!! Join us in another afternoon celebration of Portland's legally recognized naked bike riding precedent and get psyched about naked rides all over again.

**** RAIN OR SHINE *****

Get your nude on with a bunch of fun-loving peeps and give your flesh some sunlovin' as we cruise down boulevards and inspire others to join us, now, tonight, forever!

**** WE HEARD IT'S GOING TO RAIN, COME OUT ANYWAY!!!! ****
Olive & Kernel, erin.likinsgmail  

Laurelhurst Dog Park, SE 35th Ave and Oak St, Portland (near the picnic tables at the entrance to the park)

Are you still really excited about your vasectomy?  Or maybe you really support folks who choose to get sterilized.  Perhaps you have always wanted to know more about vasectomies, but just never asked.  Either way, please join our ride.  Come find out how easy and cheap vasectomies can be nowadays.  Come meet folks that got it done when they were 20 and some when they were 50!  We will ride to the NE and SE locations of Planned Parenthood.  Plenty of time for a Q&A/hang out session at the end of the ride.  Myths will be debunked!
Benjamin And Friends, Vasectomy Party (the zine)  

The Standard, 14 NE 22nd Ave, Portland

Citizens of Portland! You are invited to the Roman Patio Pedal! Assemble your toga,gladiator gear, centurion armor or whatever Roman and join us for a leisurely ride bar patio to bar patio.  On arrival, the patio will be transformed by our presence into a Roman Villa.  With Beer!  Gladiatorial Combat? Chariot Races?  Could be!  Or not, depending on what We can arrange.  But drinks and Roman debauchery are guaranteed. Maps provided at first bar.
Executive summary- Bicycle pub crawl in togas. Toga!
Publicus Aurelius, publicus.aureliusgmail, Facebook event page  

The Lippman Co., 50 SE Yamhill St

An awesome event for the whole family!  Come down to The Lippman Co. party & costume store and decorate your bike with the funnest things on Earth... BALLOONS!  Turn your ride into a spaceship, a magical 2-wheeled sea anemone, a giant dandelion, or anything else you can dream up.  After you balloon your bike up to the nines, take a kid-friendly bike tour down the Eastbank Esplanade to parade your new creation!  Supplies, instructions, and light snacks provided.
Mel Heywood, mellippmancompany, www.thelippmancompany.com, 503.239.7007 ex.104  

South Park Blocks, SW Park Ave and Mill St (Look for other ninja kitties!)

Ninja Kitties will be taking downtown by storm. Come show off your kitty claws and ninja backflip butterfly kick-ass moves! Rawr! Bangin' sound system(s)? will be in full effect, bumpin' Die Antwood's 'Enter the Ninja' and other martial arts related hit jams. Ride will meander through busy downtown, so be comfortable in traffic and dealing with possible haters and death machines. Ninja training begins at 230, and Ninja Kitties rolls promptly at 3pm!
Ghost  

Angst Gallery, 1015 Main Street, Vancouver

this is the ride for all the kilted fans who aren't 21.. a history ride of Vancouver and all of its Irish, Scottish fore fathers.. well.. or something like that.. so kilt up.. this is Vancouver so please, bring, wear your helmet.. and this is a "free" ride in more than one way.. your figure it out..
Bob Cooper, vanportcyclesgmail  

eff Space, 333 NE Hancock St

The Working Theatre Collective takes its unique brand of bicycle powered, Portland inspired theatre to the North! A bicycle pedalin, boot scootin, down and dirty, cowboy adventure complete with sheriffs, outlaws, shootouts, rad ass tunes, rowdy brawls, and moustaches.  Climb aboard your trusty steed of steel, aluminum, cromolly, or composite and ride into the sunset with the WTC.
Noah Martin, theworkingtheatrecollectivegmail, The Working Theatre Collective  

Esther Short Park, at the Bell Tower.., 600 SW Columbia St (6th and Columbia)

get out your kilts and ride.. visit the low bars of the Couv.. and a little history to boot.. have a little kilted fun and enjoy the brews of the "northwet" only stopping at the finest low bars the "couv" has to offer..
don't forget your helmets.. the couv is not a helmet free zone.. do bring cash for beer and food.. Todd will not be with us this year.. so.. wear your favorite aloha shirt in his honor..
Bob Cooper (aka; Cruzer Bob), vanportcyclesgmail  

Suzette Creperie and Dessert Cart, 2921 NE Alberta St

Showing bicylce movies every friday in June.
This week:  Beijing Bicyle
Come eat crepes and sip brewskies/wine/bubbles as Guei searches Beijing for his bicycle!
Film free, see menu for crepe/drink prices:  http://suzettepdx.com/Suzette_Crepes%3A_menu.html
Jehnee Rains, jehneesuzettepdx  

WNBR HQ, SE Salmon St and Water Ave (C'mon in! No drinking on the street.)

Join us in the largest naked ride in North America, and quite possibly the world, as we gently protest against the fossil fuel dependence, and show the world a better, funner way.  See http://www.worldnakedbikeride.org/ for more propaganda.  The dress code is officially "as bare as you dare". Many changes this year, so read the "Your First Naked Ride" page even if you've done this before.  Also see http://www.shift2bikes.org/wnbr/min.php for the countdown.
Shift, Your First Naked Ride  

Backspace, 115 NW 5th Ave, Portland

A free ALL-AGES WNBR afterparty with downtempo beats from DJ Skinny Miracles. Backspace also serves tasty vegetarian foodstuffs, beer, and wine until 2am! ALL AGES WNBR afterparty 'til 2AM.
Backspace, Backspace  

Someday Lounge, 125 NW 5th Ave, Portland

A rockin' downtown WNBR afterparty!  The combination of three of Portlands most respected artists and tastemakers: Ronin Roc, Doc Adam, and DJ Nature. This trio is fusing together the best of soul, hip hop, electro, club classics, and more, Ante Up will breakdown barriers between crowds--and genres--(and in this case --clothing) and a set a new standard for quality and insanity on the dance floor and beyond.  WNBR riders get in free! KEEPIN THE WNBR ROCKIN' 'TIL 2AM!
Someday Lounge, Someday Lounge  

Whiffies Fried Pies, SE 12th Ave and Hawthorne Blvd

All that naked biking got your tummy rumblin'?  That's nothing that some cart food couldn't fix.  C'mon down to the Hawthorne Carts for a deep-fried snackparty.  No need to get dressed.
Whiffie's, Whiffies  

Beauty Bar, 111 SW Ash St (near Greeley and the Refuel Station Food Carts, 7-11)

Multiple ides leaving from the WNBR HQ after the ride will be splintering off in a multitude of directions...join us at Beauty Bar (111 Southwest Ash Street) for a naked-friendly dance party! No Cover. DJ Rhienna leading the first ride-out to Beauty Bar and spinning 80s, 90s and more along side DJF. Goes until they kick us out!
Rhienna, rhiennagmail, twitter @djrhienna, rhienna guedry, 407-417-2658  

1/2 block west of meetup spot, under the overpass (just off the esplanade)

Looking to stay outdoors and party down? There will be a ride leaving after the WNBR returns, Leaving at 12:30, we are meeting under the overpass just a half block west of the WNBR meetup spot.

We will ride to a mystery location, where our afterparty will be fueled by the mobile bike sound systems. The Thundertwins are going to be rocking an FM transmitter, so please bring something can receive FM if you'd like to link up and all be rocking to the same beats.

The afterparty is run on the principles of the bike fun movement, leave absolutely no trace and be respectful to yourself and others
Dutch, caulliegmail  

1750 NW Naito Pkwy, Portland (Under the West end of the Freemont Bridge)

Cancelled, my bike is toast.
Klaus  

canceled

CANCELED
Nat West, natjwestgmail, 971-255-0617  

Ladd Circle, 1600 SE Harrison St (in the grass circle in the middle of the circle!)

No fees.  Helmets & signature on waiver required.  Also posted on the Vancouver Bicycle Club calendar.
We'll meet in the grass in the middle of Ladd Circle and ride downtown to watch the gay pride parade.  There will be themed stops on the way.  
Bring a lock if you want to go out to eat/drink after.
Maria Atkinson, atkinson123hotmail, 503-516-3034  

Fort to ford to fort, 1115 E Fifth St. Vancouver, Wa. (is available along 5th st. Just North of historic Fort)

No fees, helmets. Great Columbia river views, great bike trails. 18 mi. river loop starts at historic Fort Vancouver, follows the river east, climbs 3 short hills, crosses the 205 bridge, follows bike trail downriver on the Oregon side, crosses I-5 bridge back to the Fort. Not a competition, the pace will be brisk for the head of the pack and casual for the rest. John Kangas will meet Portlanders at the Expo center at 9:30 for those who want to go rail to event...The bike trip from the Expo is about 20 min. More info: Bike Me!Vancouver
Russ Ford  

Share-It Square, SE 9th Ave and Sherrett St (Ride ends near SE 58th and Hawthorne)

First ever bike tour of cute, innovative, tiny homes in SE Portland, all under 800sf.  Learn the rules for building these little dwellings.  Have fun.  Live small!
Eli Spevak, Orange Splot - Tiny Homes, 503-422-2607  

Garden in the City, 2138 SE 76th Ave (Eastside of Mt. Tabor)

Gardening Styles Explored. Want to see some different gardening styles?  This ride covers: Removing the front lawn to make an aesthetically pleasing edible landscape, leaf & flower edible perennials that require no replanting, free flowing garden style & an organized garden. See Bees. There will be some unique & rare plants available to buy, bring your trailer/panniers.RSVP only 20 spots. (Avail 20
Jeffrey Bernards, Ytameraol, 503-774-5659  

Bi State Bike Rally, Fort Vancouver Vancouver, Wa. (Meet at the start of the bike path on 5th ave.)

Meet at Fort Vancouver Historic Site (Free parking on 5th avenue) at 10:00 A.M. Sunday. This senic route follows mostly bike paths and easy roads East along the river, crosses the 205 bridge, runs West along the Marine Dr. bike path. Recrosses the river at I-5 and returns to the Fort. Three small hills. 18 mi. 1 1/2 hrs. Helmets.
Russ Ford, brfordcomcast  

Rose City Park, NE 62nd and Tillamook (tennis courts)

Portland Domination Xhibition II is an annual Portland Bike Polo tournament held in Portland, Oregon. The tournament is a two day event on both Saturday and Sunday June 19th and 20th, 2010. Teams are expected from San Francisco up to Vancouver BC with a few participants from east. Helmets will be required for players. Entrance is $30 per team and registration will be held at a TBA location, but anyone is allowed to watch and cheer for their favorite team for free. Tournament is at Rose City Park tennis courts from 10:30 a.m. til 10:00 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday
Brian P, brianaxlesofevil  

Pride Line up, 13th and Davis (on SE corner)

Every year there is the Pride March and Pedalpalooza. And then there is the bike crash pride. Just as the name suggest this completely unorganized ride jumps in unauthorized into the Pride Line up. So don your glitter and squines, pull out that hot pink kids bike and celebrate everything that is anarchist and right about being a queer biker in Portland!
Put The Fun Between Your Legs, tempriseup  

Ladd Circle, 1600 SE Harrison St

Bring your kids for a leisurely ride down the Springwater Corridor from Ladd Circle to Sellwood Waterfront Park for fun and a picnic. (in case of rain, we'll go somewhere sheltered)
Jeff Cropp, jcropprunbox  

McCall Park -Salmon St. Fountain, Near the western end of the Hawthorne bridge

Canadians, flags, friends, and riders with other banners, or pageantry -- this is the ride for you.  Including our Portland friends. Make it colourful, make it fun, make it to the ride.  Don't let your finery go to waste.
An easy ride to some significant locations.
Ron Richings, richingstelus  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont (by the community garden gate on 20th)

Like native plants and green spaces? Like throwing stuff as you bicycle? This ride is for you! Imagine an eyesore empty lot transformed into a native flower, food, or hardy plant paradise.

On this ride we will take readymade seedballs (clay+seeds) and throw them into inner SE/NE urban dead zones. More info on seedballs here: http://permaculturetokyo.blogspot.com/2006/10/seed-balls.html

No one left behind.
Dr. Sunflower, sabrina.sunflowergmail  

Wilshire Park , NE 35th Ave and Skidmore St (Meet near the playground.)

Come ride with us and enjoy some of Portland's best homemade ice creameries. This will be a leisurely ride with a handful of stops and will cover approximately 7-10 miles. Those opposed to dairy are still welcome as many of our stops offer non-dairy options. Although this is family friendly, parents please note the distance and be sure your child is comfortable riding on city streets. Bring your favorite spoon and cash for easy transactions.  The ride will begin in NE and end near the downtown area.
Sarah And Brian, sarahmmoodygmail  

Alberta Park, NE 20th Ave and Killingsworth St (polo court)

Bike Polo has been played nearly every Sunday at Alberta Park for more than nine years.

Great for spectators this bike polo is rated PG-13 for profanity, violence, sexuality and gratuitous fun.

Mallets and heckling provided. Bring your own beater bike or ride one of ours.
Polo Haus, Axles of Evil  

Salmon St. Water Fountain, SW Salmon St at Waterfront Park

One Less Wheel - Come give a unicycle a try.   There's no real way to teach, but your butt on a seat is a good start.   A variety of unicycles, tips, and stabilizing shoulders will be provided.
Nipple, nippleunicyclebastards, www.unicyclebastards.com  

Golden Joan of Arc Statue, Coe Circle, NE Glisan and 39th

You like Dance, Ja? Scandinavia's Shiny Duo Sven Sparkle & Greta Glitter are exporting their Silver & Gold Mobile Dance party ("Mobil Dans Fest Solv og Gull", already a hit in Oslo, Copenhagen, and Stockholm!) direct to Portland. Be there, ja, in your hottest sparkle-wear!
Greta Glitter, bikebatgmail, See us on Facebook : Sven Sparkle & Greta Glitter's Silver & Gold Mobile Dance Party   

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th Ave and Belmont St (TBA: pdxfixed.com)

A rare IRL meeting of PDXFixed, Portland's bicycle Illuminati, or "lifeblood of bike culture," as BikeSnobNYC put it.  This "ride" may involve very little riding and the content will be decided on what may seem to the uninitiated as petty whim, but in reality is due to the bike Gods revealing their Truth to us with each no brak barspin.  What's certain is imbibing of the vile, ceremonial "4Loko," rejoicing, hating on posers, and making important decisions about the future of bike culture.  Pdxfixed.com for mo info.  Lurkers welcome, but may be subject to harsh criticism of their saddle angle
PDXFixed Illuminati, www.pdxfixed.com  

Chris King Precision Components, 2801 NW Nela St, Portland

We're going to ride around town and do a little showing off to Mr Snob prior to his book signing at Powell's World of Books at 7:30 PM. Bike Snob just became a new dad but he'll be spending his first Father's Day with us. Let's show him how much we care by bringing him handmade Father's Day cards (construction paper and crayon preferred). Gifts of drugstore cologne and ties are also encouraged.
Chris DiStefano, 503-758-5924  

Grant Park , NE 36th Ave and Brazee St (near the soccer field)

[EDIT:  it's chilly, raining, and i think i just got my first ulcer.  don't stress if you're not feeling up to falling in the mud.  i'll be out there just in case people actually show].  Pair up with a friend or find a partner when you arrive.  Contestants will be required to spin an absurd number of times before attempting to mount their bike, ride to their partner and switch.  HELMETS ARE MANDATORY.  If you don't have one, there may be some on hand to borrow.  This event will be ridden on grass.  We'll make most of it up as we go along.  However: everyone rides at their own risk.
-ben  

eff Space, 333 NE Hancock St

The Working Theatre Collective takes its unique brand of bicycle powered, Portland inspired theatre to the North! A bicycle pedalin, boot scootin, down and dirty, cowboy adventure complete with sheriffs, outlaws, shootouts, rad ass tunes, rowdy brawls, and moustaches.  Climb aboard your trusty steed of steel, aluminum, cromolly, or composite and ride into the sunset with the WTC. Show is free, but donations help us continue to make awesome theatre.
Noah Martin, theworkingtheatrecollectivegmail, The Working Theatre Collective  

Oregon Park, 2950 NE Oregon St, Portland

We all know bicyclists are highly self satisfied. Bring your own brand of smugness and we will ride to the Bike Snob book signing at Powell's downtown.
Morgan Scott, morgantorngrentatmangmail  

Mount Tabor Park, mt tabor (top of the hill by the statue)

For all you people that saw our bikes at the Pedal Nation Bike Show and wanted to know more.  We will be riding from the top of Mt. Tabor (meet by the statue) to a mystery location.  The ride will be short (less than five miles) and will end at either a beer or donut dispensery where we will be showing off our full line of urban bikes.
St0p Cycles, revolutionstopcycles, St0p Cycles  

Powell's Books on Burnside, 1005 W Burnside St

Book reading and signing
Sunday, June 20, 2010 07:30 PM
Powell's City of Books on Burnside, Portland, OR
Bike Snob  

TBA: NE Portland, 908 SE Hawthorne Blvd (In NE Portland, announced soon!)

CoG's First Annual Bike Rodeo will put your skillz to the test! Bring your bike, helmet, and cheering section to come out on top with Prizes made by Collective Members and the Community. 1-3 dollar suggested donation for viewers, no one turned away for lack of funds. small fee for competitions because their will be so many awesome prizes. All Funds will go to support COG! Some prizes will include many bike themed crafts such as screen printed t-shirts, as well as handmade wristbands, bike tube, mugs. competitions for all types of bikes. More info http://CollectiveOfGeniuses.org
The Collective Of Geniuses (COG), cogcollectiveofgeniuses, CollectiveOfGeniuses.org  

13TH & SW BURNSIDE (Zoobomb Monument)

Zoobomb is a near 7 year running weekly bike event that meets every Sunday around 8:30PM near American Apparel (13th &  SW Burnside) in Portland OR. Bring a bike, MAX fare, bike lights, and any safety gear you need.
Its a good time and you WILL have fun!
MINI BIKES ENCOURAGED - ALL BIKES WELCOME
HELMETS ARE A GOOD IDEA
* RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK *
LEAVE NO TRACE
Zoobomb, zoobomb.net  

People's Cooperative Grocery, 3029 SE 21st Ave

Celebrate the shortest night of the year by riding all night (yes, ALL NIGHT) around Portland. We'll be doing the obligatory hill or two but we'll also be checking out late night food in unlikely places.  Bring cash for eats/drinks. Ride your bike that you feel most comfortable riding on for hours. Bring something warm to wear, food and drink (for you and/or to share), and lights! No whiners.
Rayos Del Sol  

Clinton Street Theater, 2522 SE Clinton St

Bikes and Sex. The connections between this once seemingly disparate ideas is shown in a program of short movies from various artists. There are no DVDs for sale, the only place to watch it is in the theater. Fetishism, eroticism, drenching your shammyism... $6, 18+
Poona The Fuck Bike, bikesmutgmail, BikeSmut.com  

SE 26th Ave and Clinton St

after bike porn we will take a joyus porny ride up to catch zoobomb's notoriously pants free "3rd run"
Poona The Fuckdawg, bikesmutgmail, bikesmut.com  

Voodoo Donuts, 22 SW 3rd Ave, Portland

Ridiculously Early Donut Ride II has been cancelled.  Sorry!  Lost my confirmation email and can't modify the original.  Ride cancelled due to ride leader issues.  Sorry for short notice, hope no one is stuck at ride start.  My most sincere apologies!
Matt Picio, matt.piciogmail  

SE 10th Ave and Taylor St (by the empty field)

Take a leisurely ride through the streets of Southeast Portland and learn about hidden cut-throughs and shortcuts to get around town without using arterials.  
Warning, some of these shortcuts are narrow, so trailers or wide cargo-bikes might have trouble.
This is a no-drop ride which means there will be someone to help if you have a flat and no rider will be left behind.
End-point is TBD
Aaron, aarontarfman, Google Map here, 310-803-1319  

Washington Park, 4100 SW Canyon Rd (Meet at the Max stop.)

The Time Travel City Guide for Portland lists 10 things that beg to become a Pedalpalooza ride.

Time says 24 hours... by bike I think we can knock that down significantly.   There will be beer, boobs, bridges, baked goods, bushes (Rose), books, some other B word!  Oh yea... BIKES.

Social pace, no one left behind, bring bucks for treats, teats, beer, and movie.   Due to the length of the ride, the phone number on this entry will ring to the ride leader letting you join up wherever the ride may be!

Great for visitors, and Portlanders who love Portland.
Nipple, nippleunicyclebastards, Time Cityguide: Portland, 503-995-4963  

Ladd Circle, 1600 SE Harrison St

An introduction to solar by bike. Take a short tour around inner SE Portland to view a variety of solar installations. You'll get to tour one home with a solar electric installation and another with a solar water heating system, and learn how these systems save money and the environment.
Jeff Cropp, jcropprunbox  

Muddy Rudder, 8195 SE 7th Ave

Science experiments aren't just for kids! Let the OMSI outreach instructors lead you along the Spring water corridor to our offices next to OMSI.  We'll have some science-themed stops along the way, and do some amazing and explosive science once we arrive. Then, we'll stir up some liquid nitrogen ice cream to enjoy before we head indoors to explore the museum.  The ride and science experiments are free, but bring money for museum admission if you decide to go after, or for beers if you want to drink before!
Amanda , afisheromsi, omsi.edu/, 503-863-5613  

Naito Legacy Fountain, Off WestBank Esplanade, Fountain between the Steel and Burnside Bridge (the new fountain thats part of the saturday market)

The hottest new Dance/Aerobic craze of 2010. Hammercise is street performance combining MC Hammer and all that great early 90's style and music, with Aerobics and Exercise! The Audience then becomes the Hammercise class, and everyone learns how to move it like Hammer

The Hammercise Instructors, as well as the Hammercise Street team will be leading a ride around town, with stops all over town to Hammercise up the public. Meeting at the NAITO fountain, under the west side of burnside bridge. Wear something shiny, flashy, colorful, dancy and amazing. Hammerpants/Spandex/Sweatbands encouraged
Dutch, caulliegmail, Hammercise  

Ladd's Addition Traffic Circle (SE 16th and SE Harrison)

The Dandy Warhols are a hugely successful local band and there are many sites around Portland that contributed to their success. Join us as we ride to locations where they recorded their music, filmed their videos, and made their mark on this city and the world. We're ending the evening with Dandy Warhols karaoke on a stage where one of their videos was filmed, with the opportunity to sing Dandy Warhols songs with a live band (Karaoke from Hell!). At least one Dandy will be riding with us!
Jill, flogthebogyahoo  

West end of Steel Bridge, Japanese American Historical Plaza, NW Waterfront Park

Portland has great biking, walking, and transit options because citizens have demanded and supported it.  

Active Right of Way (AROW) is a new grassroots group working to empower people to take control of their streets. Our goal is to facilitate transportation improvements citywide.

Join us on a ride to five sites where change is needed.  We'll talk about the problems and possible solutions, the political and technical aspects, and what is inhibiting change. We'll provide the tools, and you'll learn how citizen action can lead to tremendous results.
Steve & Ted, infoactiverightofway, activerightofway.org  

NE Fremont St and 7th Ave

Nothing beats a leisurely summertime ride on a tandem with your sweetie. Come join us for a mellow ride on tandem bicycles through the neighborhoods of northeast Portland. We'll start at Irving Park (Fremont and NE 7th), and wind our way over about five miles to Peninsula Park on N Ainsworth. Bring food and drink for a post-ride picnic, if you'd like. Doesn't it all just sound so romantic?!?

All experience levels welcome, as well as solo (tandem curious) riders.

Bring helmets, and lights if you plan on staying out late.
Dave  

Clinton Street Theater, 2522 SE Clinton St

Bikes and Sex. The connections between this once seemingly disparate ideas is shown in a program of short movies from various artists. There are no DVDs for sale, the only place to watch it is in the theater. Fetishism, eroticism, drenching your shammyism... $6, 18+
Poona The Fuck Bike, bikesmutgmail, BikeSmut.com  

Tiny's Coffee Shop (SE)/Multnomah County Court House, 12th and hawthorne/1021 SW 4th (Room 602)

Parade down Hawthorne with that special someone riding on your bike's rack/seat/extra-cycle/pegs.  Meet at Tiny's coffee shop at 7:30 a.m. to fuel up to fight the man.  Parade leaves promptly at 8:00 a.m. to make 8:30 a.m. court date in which Ken, backed by superstar lawyer Mark Ginsberg, will fight an unlawful and unfriendly ticket for carrying a lovely innocent British lady on his hearty touring bike.  Or just meet at the court house in support of the case.
Ken Southerland, crowmagnumbgmail  

Gateway Transit Center, NE 99th Ave and Multnomah St

Why Camas? Because you haven't ridden there yet!! We'll start at the Gateway Transit Center and head up 205 over the river and east into Camas on the Evergreen HWY. After a stop for snacks and a deep breath of the paper mill we'll head back into Portland.  
Sponsored by the future Camas Food Co-op
Vancouver has an all ages helmet law. Expect 30 miles with intermediate hills. Cover your helmets and bikes in paper! Have fun!
Michweek, michweekaol  

AJ Java, 6425 N. Albina St, Portland 97217

Learn to roast your own fabulous coffee on simple, cheap equipment. We'll sip coffee as you roast some to take home. Bring a cup and $3 to cover the cost of the green beans! RSVP by email please so we know how much coffee to order.
Taizz & Chezz, chezztonegmail, stevecheseborough.com  

Vancouver side of the interstate bridges, I-5 and I-205 bridges (We will be located at the end of the path at the 205 bridge and as you come off of the east side span of the I-5 bridge)

Stop by on your way home from work to enjoy some light drinks and snacks plus other goodies!  Register your ride to work on www.clarkcommute.org and get a City of Vancouver bicycle map bandana.
Jennifer Campos, jennifer.camposci.vancouver.wa, City of Vancouver bicycle program, 360-487-7728  

Oregon Park, 2950 NE Oregon St, Portland (Near the swings)

We'll be going for a shortish ride, locking up, then walking a portion of it.  Afterward we'll go to a locale TBD for libations and a discussion of what one observes while using different travel methods.  Bring $ for a snack.
R. Lauren Xavier, agent.lapisgmail, Text or email, please!, 503-459-2348  

Ira Keller Fountain, SW Clay St and 3rd Ave (By the Fountain)

Drag out your fanciest footwear, and let's show Portland that we can ride bikes in ANY kind of shoe at all.  Or: ride barefoot!  This will be a good ride for beginners or those new to the Pedalpalooza experience: a slow, easy loop via major bike corridors so we can give maximum shoe/cycle exposure to the citizens of our fine town.  Meet at 5:30 at the **Ira Keller Fountain at SW Third and Clay!!!**  Ride will leave around 6pm. Show off those shoes!
Kate, pdxridesgmail, www.portlandonline.com/parks/finder/index.cfm?PropertyID=194&action=ViewPark  

Salmon Street Fountain, SW Salmon St and Naito Pkwy

Hills! Let's go find some and ride up 'em. Current plan - a bit of SW pdx, shoulder-of-Tabor, then Mt Scott, beer post event. Helmets strongly encouraged on principle (KB) but not required. No-drop ride - we'll be patient w a variety of paces - but come ready to climb. Bring lights! Pick it up!
K.Bott, kbott.shiftgmail  

Undisclosed, Undisclosed (must RSVP to get ride start info)

A haphazard yet precise expedition around the the city to sample the "holiest" of foods. Hardcore pizza buffs and novices are all welcome to join us as we eat, ride, repeat over a course of many undisclosed miles. Due to logistics we're limiting the ride to 50 people. PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED. $10 PER PERSON. SEE "FORUM" FOR DETAILS.
Elly And Shawn, urbanadventureleaguegmail, urbanadventureleague.blogspot.com  

Along the Pizza Ride, Wherever the Pizza Ride or pizza exists. (will parallel pizza ride)

Pizza is an oppressive force in our culture whether you have a taste for Chicago deep dish or you have a gluten allergy (or a tomato allergy or are lactose intolerant)! It takes some brave souls to challenge the most sacred of cows in our society! We must band together to protest the oppressive exuberance of the pizza ride and to use direct action to force their celebration of unoppressive foods! Bring megaphones and non-pizza foods that are portable and delicious! This ride is as serious or non-serious as you make it.
Joe Biel, joe.microcosmgmail, www.microcosmpublishing.com  

Eastbank Esplanade by Vera Katz statue, 5 SE Madison St, Portland

We'll ride from the Esplanade to Mt Tabor where we will enjoy a pleasurable hatha yoga experience tuned to cyclists' needs. Meet at 6:30, we ride at 6:45. Bring a mat! Weather permitting.
Ellee Thalheimer, elleeelleesyoga, Ellee's Yoga  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th Ave and Belmont St (Near the Pedalcar with music)

Meet us at Colonel Summers Park for mobile pedal car karaoke. We'll sing and ride through our neighborhood ending at Chopsticks on Burnside.  We'll provide the pedalcar, music and lyrics.  You provide loud singing and Portland spirit!
Damon Eckhoff, damonpdxfuntime, PDXFUNTIME!  

Clinton Street Theater, 2522 SE Clinton St

Bikes and Sex. The connections between this once seemingly disparate ideas is shown in a program of short movies from various artists. There are no DVDs for sale, the only place to watch it is in the theater. Fetishism, eroticism, drenching your shammyism... $6, 18+
Poona The Fuck Bike, bikesmutgmail, www.BikeSmut.com  

cartopia, SE 12th Ave and Hawthorne Blvd (meet to eat at 11:45, we ride at 12:15.)

like night-riding?  like eating?  come along as we explore places one can eat in PDX after midnight.  no doubt we'll visit a bar in here, and anyway, are your kids really up for a midnight ride?

since we're gonna be eating at establishments open after midnight you'll probably want to bring money, because i ain't buying you dinner!
Fool, gentlygmail  

Wy'East Park on south side of school grounds, NW corner of SE 136th Avenue and McGillivray Boulevard

Stop by on your way to work to enjoy drinks, food, and give aways like tire patch kits, bells, bike pumps, and more!  Enter to win a grand prize for dinner, a hotel stay, and other items.  Register your ride to work on www.clarkcommute.org for that day and get a free City of Vancouver bicycle map bandana.
Jennifer Campos, jennifer.camposci.vancouver.wa, City of Vancouver bicycle program, 360-487-7728  

Esther Short Park, 600 SW Columbia St (SE corner of Esther Short Park near the clock tower)

Join us in downtown Vancouver on your way to work and enjoy drinks, treats, and give aways like tire patch kits, bells, bike pumps, and more!  Attend and you can be entered to win a grand prize for dinner, hotel stay and other extras.  Register your ride to work at www.clarkcommute.org for that day and receive a free City of Vancouver bicycle map bandana.
Jennifer Campos, jennifer.camposci.vancouver.wa, City of Vancouver bicycle program, 360-487-7728  

Coffee on Clay Street, SE 9th Ave and Clay St

Please join the City of Portland for free pastries and coffee at SE 9th and Clay Street.  Learn about the SE Clay Green Street Project - Route to the River and check out the new designs for SE 9th and 10th at Clay Street.  

Bring a mug!
Alice Meyers , alice.meyersportlandoregon.gov, www.portlandonline.com/greenstreet/, 503-823-7914  

Esther Short Park, 600 SW Columbia St (This is only where we start...)

This event is also a picnic at Frenchman's bar. So bring a food item or two to share... The ride is mostly flat from downtown vancouver so don't worry about difficulty. We will ride from Esther short by the clock tower. 10-15 miles round trip.
Stuart Jackson, stucatgmail  

South Park Blocks , SW Park Ave and Main St (At the Lincoln Statue)

Ride along with the Disco Trike or in HVR (hardly virtual reality).  We'll be doing a rolling webcast and see what Pedalpalooza has to offer (and if it don't have nuthin' to offer then we'll just take care of that).  

The ride will likely be slow, not too long, and we'll adjust and change positions frequently.  Just right for lunchtime.  

Can't break loose?  Set up a video stream or just watch and chat with in us in HVR at http://CrankMyChain.tv - ride reports at http://twitter.com/pdxktv
Dan Kaufman, pdxkpdxk, CrankMyChain!, http://twitter/pdxktv, 503-267-2862  

Microcosm Publishing, 636 SE 11th Ave. at Alder (Microcosm Store)

An epic journey that follows places pertinent to the history, present, and future of local zine publisher and distribution house Microcosm Publishing. Notable landmarks. Historical sites. Pleasant spots for drinking iced tea. With some surprises.
Rio Safari, riosafaririseup, www.microcosmpublishing.com, 760-822-0469  

Colonel Sumner Park, SE 20th Ave and Belmont St (behind the tennis courts)

Bring a yoga mat (or a towel, we don’t care) to take a fun, outdoor ride thru four of SE Portland’s parks on the way to Piccolo Park behind The Bhaktishop Yoga Center for some awesome outdoor yoga! Our third annual Pedalpalooza event, celebrating all things bikey with a fun, mellow paced ride, ending at the park with treats and music. And, with any luck, colliding with the Scandanavian Short Shorts ride again this year... All are welcome!
Maggie, weloveyouthebhaktishop, www.thebhaktishop.com/  

Berkshire Ginsberg, LLC, 1216 SE Belmont St.

Your Rights, Bikes, and the Police

Do I need a helmet? Bike lights? What are my rights when I'm stopped by the police? What do I do when the police ask to search my bag?

Join Portland Copwatch and Attorney Mark Ginsberg for an information session addressing bicycle traffic law in Portland, and basic rights to know for being stopped by, harmed by, or when observing the police. Specific questions are welcomed. We expect to go for about 90 minutes.

Please email ahead of time, as we want to limit the session to a manageable 15 participants: trainingsportlandcopwatch.org
Jeff, trainingsportlandcopwatch, www.portlandcopwatch.org/cw_yrbtp_0610.html  

Da Vinci Middle School, NE 27th Ave and Everett St

Join us for our annual mobile dance party ride & performance!  Costumes encouraged, especially of the pink & black variety!  Ride will be slow to moderately paced, no one left behind (family & freakbike friendly)!  Multiple stops, expect fun, games, & dancing!
Agent Rod Quake, sprockettes.org, sprockettesgmail  

¡Que Sabroso!, N Fremont St and Vancouver Ave, Portland (Dunno, I heard there's a cart here maybe with handmade tortillas.)

Here's my planned route and stops. Unlike last time I haven't had the chance to call them all yet, but I'm guessing they'll all be fine.
The theme is once again "solo tortillas hechos a mano", and we're going for 4 stops again also. <a href="http://tinyurl.com/28on4ad">Map</a>
Bah, Chilangos is dead. We're going to Sabroso first.
Ben, benridemybike  

Oaks Park, under hawthorne bridge

This is all skate, good time for beginners to learn to skate.
Meet at Esplanade Fire House under the east side of the Hawthorne Bridge. $5. includes skates.  Meet at 5:45 Ride to Oaks Park at 6pm.
Jeff Bernards, ytameraol, 503-774-5659  

Clinton Street Theater, 2522 SE Clinton St

Bikes and Sex. The connections between this once seemingly disparate ideas is shown in a program of short movies from various artists. There are no DVDs for sale, the only place to watch it is in the theater. Fetishism, eroticism, drenching your shammyism... $6, 18+
Poona The Fuck Bike, bikesmutgmail, www.BikeSmut.com  

Wilshire Park , NE 35th Ave and Skidmore St

The 3rd annual Cruller Crawl is here! Join us for a mythic climb on the east side of Portland. Unlike the Greek king Sisyphus, your effort will not go unrewarded. Your leaders will keep a moderate pace while towing doughnuts and coffee to the top for you. Go to our event on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=45927951025#!/event.php?eid=120314701314402&ref=mf or e-mail us at CrullerCrawlgmail.com.
Sisyphean Hill Riders, CrullerCrawlgmail, Facebook Event Page  

Radio Room's "Bingo Masters Cafe", 1101 NE Alberta St (Bingo Masters By Day, Radio Room by Night!)

Simply show us your helmet or bike key and we will pour you a FREE cup of tasty Ristretto Roasters drip coffee.  Offer good 7am-3pm.  We have plenty of bike parking and would like to celebrate all things bike with you.  We are a new cafe located inside the oh-so-groovy Radio Room restaurant.  Serving coffee, breakfast, local pastries, lunch and you can even get Bloody Mary's, mimosas and beer!  We are on Facebook: Bingo Masters Coffee and Twitter BingoMastersCoffeePDX
Mary Nichols, bingomasterspdxgmail, www.radioroompdx.com  

Portland State University, 1825 SW Broadway, Portland (Meet by Pizzicato on the North Side of the Street Car Line)

Join us as we take a scenic and adventurous ride around the Portland Area visiting Food Cart Pods from Downtown Portland to PSU, Hawthorne to Mississippi and Killingsworth and back again.

The idea is we will visit different food cart pods and have a progressive dinner ending up back in downtown Portland.

Bring $ to pay for your dinner, and a good appetite for delicious food make sure to check out the website for ideas.
Scott Batchelar, scottb621me, www.foodcartsportland.com, 503-257-0908  

Wellington Park, NE 67th Ave and Mason St (picnic table on Mason)

25 parks in ~2 hours?! Easy-peasy lemon squeezy! Slow leisurely ride around NE-NoPo across 3 pedestrian bridges and an off-road (paved) trail, with stops to play in the parks (bring toys!). Fling parachutists and the howling monkey off the Woodlawn bridge!  Shoot twirly rings up into the sky!  Fly balsa gliders!  Duel with water pistols!  Make some noise and have some fun!  Ends near Irving Park.
Jenny  

Piccolo Park, SE 28th Ave. (between Clinton & Division)

Hard copy ain't dead! Bring your best mix tape or CD to trade with fellow music-loving riders. Boom box provided for our mobile listening enjoyment as we tour some of Portland's best indie music shops. Bring a bit of money for record shopping, and of course, copies of your mix to exchange. Starts on Clinton, ends at Irving Park, for possible meet-up with the Rocky Butte Dance Party ride. Viva la musica!
Cor-Core, juneberryexcite  

Woody's Tacos, 210 Evergreen Blvd (Evergreen Blvd at Columbia)

Join the Bicycle Alliance of Washington for a meet up with Vancouver area cyclists!  We want to hear what’s happening in Vancouver, Battle Ground, Camas and other parts of Clark County and learn how we might help.  We want to share what’s happening in Olympia, around the state, and around the nation.  Light appetizers provided.  No host bar available.  Please RSVP.
Louise McGrody, louiseMcbicyclealliance, Bicycle Alliance of Washington, 206.224.9252 x303  

North Park Blocks, NW Park Ave and Couch St

bike from NW Portland to NE Alberta for Alberta's Last Thursday event. Free
Pedalpalooza2010@gmail.com, pedalpalooza2010gmail, www.shift2bikes.org  

SE 94th Ave and Pardee St (Just east of Lents Park)

Join Friends of Trees on a guided tour of our tree plantings along the I-205 Multi-Use Path and see nationally-progressive transportation policy in action.  We'll meet at SE 94th Ave. and SE Pardee (just south of Holgate) at 6:00pm and bike our way to the northern end at Marine Drive - all while pointing out our planting sites, describing the trees that were planted, and discuss the project's future.  The ride will be about 7 miles long, but you can join us at the halfway point at the Gateway Transit Center around 6:45pm.  Bring your bike, love for trees, and inner policy wonk!
Andy, andymfriendsoftrees, Friends of Trees, 503-282-8846, x24  

Oregon Convention Center, 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd (Meet outside east entrance at MLK & Oregon)

This is your opportunity to actualize cross-platform socializing at the region’s leading-edge conference crawl. As part of this paradigm-shifting ride, you and other associates will leverage your assets at hotel bars across the greater Portland metro market. This ride is business casual(ty). Talking points and flow-charts are encouraged.
Lamby, VP Of Bike Fun Operations, shift2lambscomcast, https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dGwtdkh6YmpzSlhJV0gycDRta3FxRWc6MQ  

Irving Park, NE 11th Ave and Klickitat St

Follow the tunes from Irving Park (NE11th & Klickitat) to Rocky Butte for a potluck, sunset picnic and dance party.
Rocky Butte Sunset, rockybuttesunsetgmail  

Sunnyside School, 3421 SE Salmon St

Come on my ride, and I'll feed you. I’m researching bike fun for grad school, and this is a combination bike ride / research group. We’ll do a short & easy ride, then have a group discussion (under an hour) about what you enjoy about biking. During the discussion, you’ll be given a yummy picnic dinner, to thank you for helping me.

If the weather is lousy, we'll have a covered picnic. Please RSVP, since the group size will be limited (I can only carry so much food on my bike).
Evan, evan_dickinsonsfu.ca, 541-207-1080  

Airplay Cafe (parking lot), corner of 7th and E. Burnside (the cafe will be closed)

Ride with us to the premier of "Bold Native" (7:30-10:30pm, 5th Avenue Cinemas- 510 SW Hall St.
Charlie Cranehill, an animal liberator wanted by the United States government for domestic terrorism, emerges from the underground to coordinate a nationwide action as his estranged CEO father tries to find him before the FBI does. The film simultaneously follows a young woman who works for an animal welfare organization fighting within the system to establish more humane treatment of farmed animals.
Roxy Apoxy  

Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fremont St (upper level - near the dog area)

Practice random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty... on bikes! Can you remember a time when some small unexpected thing that someone did or said brightened your whole day? Let's see how many strangers we can make smile!  Wear bright colors! Leaders will bring ideas and supplies for our kind acts - come with your own ideas and supplies as well, or just come with a warm heart!
Karinate + Jaya, karinateagmail  

Bye and Bye, NE 10th Ave and Alberta St

A PORTABLE DANCE PARTY ON HOT WHEELS,WITH A NEON TRIBAL THEME,STOPING EVER SO OFTEN ,TO SHAKE OUR ASS !
WAYDE LOVE, waydelovegmail, 541-913-3845  

Angst Gallery, 1015 Main Street, Vancouver (Next to that new bike friendly Niche wine place)

A virtual presentation and Q&A by Todd Boulanger on bike touring and camping tips for Europe (NL, FR, UK, BE) and the UAE/ Oman. Time to start thinking about that bike trip you have always wanted to take.
Todd Boulanger, toddboulangeraltaplanning, Skype # overseas.boulanger  

Zilla Saké House, 1806 NE Alberta St, Portland (Ride your bike to Alberta earlier, Roam around, Meet @ Zilla when it's all over for the MJ Dance party like last year!)

If you were there you remember it!

6/25/2009
Zilla Saké House
After Last Thursday on Alberta

MJ R.I.P.
Dirty Diablo, dirtydiabloridesgmail, 503-847-5564  

NE Couch St and E14th Ave., NE Couch St and 14th Ave

Burnside & Couch are changing. Let's make it safer for the new generation of cyclists. We'll ride a lap and discuss it over donuts.
John Forester And His Critics  

BOB Hawthorne, Hawthorne Bridge (intersection of Hawthorne Bridge and the river)

Don your favorite PJs, drape your bike in teddy bears and blankets, and enjoy a Sunday morning ride with fellow sleepy-heads

We will depart from BOB (FREE) and make a couple pit stops during the route at local bike-thru type establishments, where you may elect to buy coffee/food or not, as the mood strikes you (hint AWESOME waffles for 5 bucks!)

Pajamas/bedtime attire a must, teddy bears and blankies optional
Westwind, bikeblendergmail  

Oaks Park, 7805 SE Oaks Park Way, Portland (Oaks Park)

32 mile ride 6 stops, a tour of steam engines and steam power in Portland and Vancouver.

Starts at Oaks park and ends in Vancouver

NOT A LOOP
Andrew McConathy, kd7iecyahoo  

Body Medicine Healing Arts, 1818 NE Irving St (2 blocks north of NE 18th & Sandy Blvd.)

Complimentary 10-minute chair massage sessions for all Pedalpalooza 2010 participants at Body Medicine Healing Arts!  All participants will also receive a voucher good for one 90-minute massage session at the regular 60-minute rate.  Come give your muscles a breather between rides and return to the road feeling refreshed! (light snacks provided)
LMT's Danielle (#12704) & Amy (#16189), bodymedicinepdxgmail, 503-234-0284  

The Doubletree, 1000 NE Multnomah St (In between Holladay and Multnomah)

Come celebrate the ribbon cutting for the largest bike corral in the Lloyd District. Further cultivating Portland's bike culture, a unique partnership between the Lloyd TMA, a project team from the 2010 Leadership Portland, and the Doubletree Hotel, has resulted in 62 new covered bike parking spots at the Doubletree Hotel benefiting bicyclists commuting to the area. "Giving up parking spaces to provide bike parking for neighborhood commuters is a natural fit for the Doubletree. We strive to operate a sustainable, responsible business within our community." Help fill the corral for the media!
Lance Poehler, lancempoehotmail  

The driveway, NE 10th Ave and Killingsworth St (just south of kill on 10th)

Come and drink from the chalice with the Belligerante, observe Portlands oldest bike gang in there native habitat,byob if you please
Ted Shred  

Big Pink Plaza, SW Oak St and 6th Ave

Join the BTA on a tour of innovative bike features, current bike projects, and potential future improvements. Come see firsthand why we need to push the city to build out the Portland Bicycle Plan for 2030. Build It!
Bicycle Transportation Alliance, kristinbta4bikes  

Roots Organic Brewing, 1520 SE 7th Ave

Get your boots, hat and lariat as Team Beer presents it's 3rd annual cowboy and cowgirl ride. We'll mosey through town ending with a massive cowboy roundup. Great cowboy games and prizes for the best costumes. Live band featuring both kinds of music, country and western.
Cookie, teambeerpdxgmail  

Portland Art Museum , 1219 SW Park Ave (Outdoor Sculpture Court)

Free Bike-N-Sketch at the Portland Art Museum- sponsored by Kenton Studio, Friday June 25th, 6:00pm - 9pm.
Celebrate Pedalpalooza with a Bike-N-Sketch! Bring your moleskin along or an old sketchbook. Meet fellow artists, explore Portland, have fun. Start for an hour at the museum and go Pop to Classical with a docent led visit to the R. Crumb and Crocker exhibits followed by Bike-N-Sketch. Eduardo Fernandez will lead this Bike-N-Sketch with an urban tour of downtown Portland and its neighborhoods. Count on an evening of brisk pedaling and lively sketching until 9pm.
Portland Art Museum , www.pam.org, 503-276-4284  

Jamison Square, NW 10th Ave and Johnson St (this ride is not a loop! ends at peninsula park)

the king of pop may be dead, but his legacy lives on!  join our mobile dance party through downtown portland up to north portland's gem, peninsula park, where Portland Parks & Rec are showing "The Wiz" on the big screen under the stars for free!  festive dress (MJ-themed, dancewear, funky, or just something fun!), willingness to bootyshake, and picnic supplies recommended!  bring a blanket at least for sitting on the grass.  peninsula park is across the street from a convenience store and 1/3 mile from a new seasons.
Fool, gentlygmail  

NePo 42, 5403 NE 42nd Ave, Portland

I just moved to Cully and have been anxious to check out all the cool looking dive bars around here.  Potential bars to hit include but are not limited to: Dreams and Memories, Spare Room, Spirits, JD's...

Bring safety supplies (lights and helmets)
bring $ if you want to buy booze (duh)
probably will go late and not be a loop

Also this ride is sorta my late bday party = extra fun!
Sara Sparkle  

HI-Portland, Hawthorne Hostel, 3031 SE Hawthorne Blvd

Our annual tradition...watch bicycle related movies under the stars in the Hawthorne Hostel's spacious side yard! Enjoy some pre-movie live music and food donated by local businesses!  Volunteers needed, contact us to help out!
This year we'll be showing "The Cross Canada Project", a documentary about Mike Beauchamp's 2005 Canadian bicycling odyssey. http://mikebeauchamp.com/crosscanada/
Shawn, shawnportlandhostel, portlandhostel.org, 503-236-3380  

Angst Gallery, 1015 Main Street, Vancouver (Next to that new bike friendly Niche wine place)

A virtual presentation and Q&A by Todd Boulanger on bike touring and camping tips for Europe (NL, FR, UK, BE) and the UAE/ Oman. Time to start thinking about that bike trip you have always wanted to take.
Todd Boulanger, toddboulangeraltaplanning, Skype # overseas.boulanger  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th Ave and Belmont St

Attention mild mannered citizens: your city needs your super powers, now, more than never! Don your super garb and ride, ride, ride dastardly villains into the pavement! BYO superbooze
Captain Fiasco, Camelsaucehotmail  

Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fargo St, Portland (Meet at Irving Park, ride to mystery location)

This month we are hosting a 6 event, american gladiators night. You remember the killer tv show from back in the day? well relive it here. Always wanted to compete? NOWS YOUR CHANCE.

We have a crew of bodaciously beautiful and badass gladiators ready to whip all the competitors. We will have the joust, the tennis ball cannon, and many more events as well. This is no joke. Dont miss it.
Dutch, caulliehotmail  

The Waypost, 3120 N Williams Ave

Meet at the Waypost N Williams and N Fargo 8:00 am
We'll grab coffee and pastries and hang out in, and discuss, the Fargo Forest Garden that Depave created from a parking lot during the Carfee Cities Conference. We'll then head up N Williams towards a Depave event Holy Redeemer Church & School. On the way we'll stop by another depaved site MOSI Architecture where we'll talk to someone from the Urban Farm Collective about what's happening there. Then we'll ride to Holy Redeemer where we'll destroy some asphalt to make way for gardens and bioswales. When it's all done we'll ride home!
Drew Swayne, drewdepave, depave.org, 360-303-2802  

NW 12th Ave and Kearney St

You've seen them from your bike, from your porch, or even you car, now you can BE one of those 'crazy bike people' and help me move by bike.

NW to SePo. A short leisurely 2.8 miles. Together now… through Downtown and over the river to SE Ankeny we go! Donuts and coffee at the start, pizza, or something very yummy, and cake at the end.

Everyone is welcome but please register on the Facebook page or email me. Many (15) things (bed, couch, dresser,…) will each need a trailer. Also, many boxes of stuff filled with mostly clothes and a few books. Bikes with panniers only are welcome as well.
Lance, lancempoehotmail, Facebook Event Page  

Esther Short Park, 600 SW Columbia St (At the clock tower - 2 blks north of the I-5 bridge)

PDXers - meet at Expo Max sta at 10:30 for guided ride over the bridge to Vancouver.  Free staffed bike parking for bikes, trikes, unicycles and boards at the Recycled Arts Festival at Esther short Park next to the Vancouver Farmers Market.  www.recycledartsfestival.org Free maps, ride guides, and lots of free bike goodies.  Brought to you by Bike Me! Vancouver and the City of Vancouver.
Terri, HandsfreeTgmail  

Tulip Pastry Shop, 8322 N Lombard St

Ride to Sauvie Island's Collins Beach (the clothing optional one), swim across the Columbia, swim back, enjoy lunch & then return to town.  We'll stop at Kruger's Farm to pick some blueberries.  Mmmmm!  36 mile roundtrip, so you could join us at the parking lot on the island side of the Sauvie Island bridge to cut off 1/3 of that.  SAFETY: Helmets required on the bike ride.  At least one kayak and a certified open-water lifeguard will accompany us on the swim.  Please RSVP if you're interested, so we'll know if we have enough swimmers to need to arrange for a second safety boat.
Ben Hammer, tofucactusyahoo  

Laurelhurst Park, 3700 SE Ankeny St (Near Ankeny and 39th)

Hook up the trailers and ride out to Costco on NE 138th to blow some minds!   I've always wanted to do a Costco run by bike and what better time than Pedalpalooza.   Prizes for Highest Bill and Greatest Volume Purchased.  Maybe someone will buy a 60 inch television, you never know!   People with Costco cards are encouraged.

The route will be from Laurelhurst up Couch/Davis etc to 205 Bike Path, 205 Path North to Marine Drive and Marine East to 138th.  If you live farther out, call to meet up on the way.
Tony, costcoridepdxgmail, 971-207-1348  

Zoo MAX stop, 4001 SW Canyon Rd

Across the top of Portland:
A ride with good views, not too much climbing, and great descents.

You need decent legs and great brakes.

Meet at the west end of the Zoo MAX stop at the Forestry Center steps.

We'll ride up Canyon Road, then head to Council Crest, which we'll climb. Then we'll cut through Healy Heights and drop through Hillsdale to John's Landing.

Ride does not loop.

Pack a lunch with something to share and we'll stop in a park to eat.
David  

8330 N Ivanhoe St (In Front of St. John's Safeway)

The ride to Sauvie's Island clothing optional beach will still be on.  We won't swim accross the river, but relax on the beach.  Bring water, and some snacks to make sure you have the energy to make it back.  Ride is around 20 miles each way.  We'll ride at a slowish pace.
Block Biker, blockbikesgmail  

Sixth Street Gallery, 105 W Sixth Street, Vancouver

Drop by and make your own bike art! We'll have lots of supplies available for making Artist Trading Cards and Mail Art - or feel free to bring your own goods. Event is free, donations gladly accepted.
Sam, chickeneycomcast, www.sixthstreetgallery.com  

John's Coffee Shop, 301 NW Broadway, Portland

Join organizer Michelle Poyourow and guest speakers Paul Knauls, Leonard Smith, Ed Washington and Toni Linne on this bike tour of N Portland's history.
We'll discuss urban renewal, work in the Kaiser shipyards during WWII, displacement of black Portlanders from Lower Albina, the Vanport flood, and white flight and drug violence in the 80s.
A slow paced ride, ending at 5:30 in inner N Portland.
We have a lot to cover so we'll leave on time at 2:00 pm.
Michelle Poyourow, mpoyourowgmail, Two stories about the Vanport flood you can listen to now  

Portland State University, 1825 SW Broadway, Portland (Meet by Pizzicato on the North Side of the Street Car Line)

Join us as we take a scenic and adventurous ride around the Portland Area visiting Food Cart Pods from Downtown Portland to PSU, Hawthorne to Mississippi and Killingsworth and back again.

The idea is we will visit different food cart pods and have a progressive dinner ending up back in downtown Portland.

Bring $ to pay for your dinner, and a good appetite for delicious food make sure to check out the website for ideas.
Scott Batchelar, scottb621me, www.foodcartsportland.com, 503-257-0908  

Meet at Beaverton Transit Center in the field , SW Lombard near SW Canyon (In the courtyard space with the overhang)

Twas Brillig and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the 'Tron!  Come explore the streets of Beaverton dressed in your favorite Alice character's garb and have a tea party on an aptly named street.  Bring your own drinker, tea, and snacks while we chatter madly like a hatter.
Jordan, thecowabungadudeyahoo, 541-206-7165  

Sisters Of The Road, 133 NW 6th Ave, Portland

Do you support community, good food, nonviolence and civil rights? Then come out to Cycle for Sisters! We will take a two-wheeled tour places of interest around Portland in Sisters Of The Road's 30 year history. Meet up at Sisters' Cafe (NW 6th and Davis). More details to come!

Sisters Of The Road has been creating community and serving up hot, tasty meals in Old Town Chinatown for over 30 years.

*$10 donation suggested*, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds. All donations will be matched 2 to 1 for Operation Cornbread! All money raised goes to benefit Sisters Of The Road.
Erinne Goodell, erinne.larissagmail, www.sistersoftheroad.org  

BIKEASAURUS, 1337 SE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

Treasure Hunt for Dino Eggs! Meet at BIKEASAURUS (SE MLK & Madison) for a fun egg hunt around town. Groups will search for Dino Eggs containing clues that direct them to their next egg. Treasure Box prize at final location for the first team to arrive! Lemonade and snacks for all participants. Groups will be randomly selected.
Becky, bikeasauruspdxgmail  

OMSI, 1945 SE Water Ave, Portland (Near submarine on Esplande)

Fun, slow-paced family ride with kid friendly music and BIG BUBBLES!

OMSI to random fountains downtown for a splashy good time so bring your SWIMSUITS & TOWELS!

We’ll stop Saturday Market at some point towards the end of the ride then loop back to OMSI.

We will not be going to the Dino Burn as it has been cancelled due to insurance issues.

Note to parents: Please use EXTREME caution on the Hawthorne Bridge, ride between your child and the auto lane or double back across the Steel Bridge lower-deck bikeway.

Wear Your Helmets! Ride at own risk!

)'(
Dirty Diablo, dirtydiabloridesgmail  

Madison @ East Esplanade (Under the east end of the Hawthorne Bridge)

Join MOMENTUM Magazine folks for a bit of this, a bit of that, and some of the other.  Potential MOMENTUM swag opportunity.  We may not know what we're doing, but what we're doing will be fun.  We believe in riding slowly.
No pain, just fun.
Ron Richings, richingstelus, MOMENTUM Magazine  

Grant Park , NE 36th Ave and Brazee St

Minimal exhaust fumes, maximum enjoyment! Come celebrate the joys of mountain biking in the city as we traverse the unpaved roads and hidden paths of Northeast and North Portland. Then party with Rollerball and The Blue Cranes at the No. Fest in St. Johns Town Square. (The music is free but bring some money if you want to partake in the refreshments at the beer garden or or the various options for dinner.)

Knobby or 'cross tires recommended for the most fun. Afterparty in St. Johns!
Lianagan  

St Johns Pub, 8203 N Ivanhoe St (Ivanhoe & Richmond)

Tour of the best points-of-interest in Historic St. Johns >>> Very knowledgeable speakers at each stop <<<
*St. Johns Pub* Sip on seasonal brew tasting while touring this bldg from the 1905 Lewis & Clark Worlds Fair.
*St. Johns Post Office* Constructed in 1932, this bldg has murals from the 1930's CCC programs.
*St. Johns City Hall* Built in 1908 as the gov't building for the City of St. Johns.
*Portland Manufacturing Co* First ever plywood factory in US!
*St. Johns Bridge* Built in 1931, then the tallest clearing & longest cable-suspension west of Detroit
[430pm - 630pm]
Thomas Ebert, ebertof77gmail  

Japanese American Historical Plaza, Waterfront Park @ Steel Bridge

A tallbike parade to a pleasant picnic spot.  Bring food to share.  Wear a tall hat & a smile for the camera.
Captain Codpiece  

Devils Point, 5305 SE Foster Rd (Bring ID and singles)

Come Run with the Devil y'all!
FREAK OUT! Rockin' tunes, lights, dancing & adult related stops. Benefit ride for the SE Portland Tool Library www.septl.org

The Dino Burn was cancelled so we’re going to start MUCH earlier on the Eastside, rolling out with the mobile DEVIL DISCO & stop the Tool Library to donate tools/cash, so they can have more bike tools to lend out.

We'll rendezvous where the Burn was gonna start for those that didn’t get the memo, then off into the night for more debauchery!

Bring Lights! Wear Protection! Ride at own risk!
Not a loop/may go late
)'(
Dirty Diablo, dirtydiabloridesgmail, 503-847-5564  

Pioneer Square, SW 6th Ave and Morrison St (youll see us!)

AKA the "covered in oil" ride. Chocolate syrup and flour make a realistic looking "oil" so strip down to your skivvies and rub it on!  Are you disappointed with drivers continuing to go to BP and other oil peddlers despite the coverage of the catastrophic oil spill? This ride hopes to raise awareness and encourage people to connect the dots between their gas tank and oil covered marine ecosystems and animals. Lets get out there and remind people that it is far from over.
*Nudity, costumes, body paint and signs encouraged*
Host will provide some chocolate sauce/flour-meet at 530 ride at 6
Roxy Apoxy  

Po Shines Cafe, 8139 N Denver Ave (6pm Kenton)

You've heard the rumors - set out to discover for yourself whether St. Johns is really a place where the barnyard animals are just as unique as the humans. Are there really TWO miniature horses? Just how big are the turkey waddles in the '203?

*Ride leader will be on 'North Portland Stories' ride scheduled to end near Kenton around 5:30

*Ride will LEAVE leave Kenton at Po' Shines Cafe (8139 N. Denver) at 6pm

*Ride will END at the St. Johns Bike-in Movie & Beer Garden, 'Breaking Away' (see 7pm)
Esther, esther.harlowgmail, www.portlandonline.com/auditor/index.cfm?c=28228, 57-57-ESTHER  

Pioneer Square, SW 6th Ave and Morrison St (help us!!!)

This ride will parallel the "Oil Spills and Oil Kills ride" aka the "covered in oil" ride attempting to catch and clean the oil off of riders. towards the end of the ride there will be a "cleanup effort" at an undisclosed location. bring your gloves, oil, rain slickers, tubs, sponges and plenty of dawn to help save these poor, oil covered critters. if ANYONE has any cool ideas to spread the awareness, post it!!!
no rider left behind for this, and the "covered in oil ride"
Roxy Apoxy  

Eastside Esplanade in front of the Firestation, 5 SE Madison St, Portland (Where the Benson Bubbler is)

We ride at a leasurely pace to the St. John Bike in Movie "Breaking Away"
Klaus  

Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont (The corner of 20th & Belmont)

Break out your browncoat and Chinese swearing dictionary. This slow paced ride will start at Colonel Summers Park and end at the Clinton St Theater in time to watch the Special Hell edition of Joss Whedon's movie Serenity.  Fees: This is a charity fundraiser for the non-profit Equality Now so make sure to bring your cashy money or get your tickets online.  You can check out www.pdxbrowncoats.com for more info.
Block Biker, blockbikesgmail  

8427 N Central St (Next to the St. Johns Community Center)

St. Johns is Breaking Away...creating a better environment for biking in, around, to and from this little burg we call home. Please join us as we show the campy, cult-classic "Breaking Away" in partnership with the Portland Parks & Rec. We'll have a 'Bier Garten' for adults needing to quench their thirst from the ride over, disc golf & cornhole lawn games, live local bands, and plenty of space to lay back and recall how cool are city parks are here in PDX.

Also, don't miss the Historic St. Johns Bike Tour earlier in the PM, followed by a charting of the future of Bike Boulevards in St. J's
Thomas Ebert (St. Johns Neighborhood Association), ebertof77gmail  

WTFbikes, 1114 SE Clay St (Corner of SE 11th & Clay)

WTFbikes (SE 11th & Clay) is throwing their second party of the year. If you didn't make it out to the great dance party that happened J20, now you'll have your chance!

This is an outdoor dance party, with Free Beer by Widmer (Sunburn Seasonal Ale), Music by DJ Rumtrigger (Digital Cumbia/Reggaeton/Latino Gangsta/Tropical Bass), and some of the best Mexican food in Portland (the vegetarian Organico burrito with tempeh is seriously delicious).

The gated lot will open at 7pm, and music will begin shortly afterward!
Tom Daly, wtfbikesgmail, WTFbikes.net, 919-412-7145  

Bi Mart parking lot, on woodstock ave. (look for the degenerates on funny bikes)

Just as it is billed! a true Monster cross alley cat through the dirt alleys of the Woodstock neighborhood in the SE!
winners will probably get a half eaten doughnut or a PBR glass but just general fun for all!
St0p Cycles, revolutionstopcycles, www.stopcycles.com, revolutionstopcycles, 503-568-9504  

Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fargo St, Portland

Dude, the Unicorn Ride is gonna be epic. A magical voyage through the streets of Portland. Dress as a unicorn and ride a whimsical bike.
Alex, alexjdonnellyyahoo  

peninsula park, N Rosa Parks Way and Albina Ave (this is a loop around N Portland. join at any point in the route - see link in description)

A 2-way route of city streets open to walk, bike, roll, run, jump and skip - without having to watch out for cars! The 7.5-mile North Portland Sunday Parkways route will have two loops, connecting Kenton, Arbor Lodge and Peninsula Parks, plus the beautiful Willamette Bluff.  Food, music and activities are located in the parks and along the route.

http://www.portlandonline.com/transportation/index.cfm?c=51515&a=282546
Neal Armstrong, For PBOT, Nealgoodsportpromotion, sunday parkways N  

Esther Short Park, 600 SW Columbia St (At the clock tower - 2 blks north of the I-5 bridge)

PDXers - meet at Expo Max sta at 10:30 for guided ride over the bridge to Vancouver.  Free staffed bike parking for bikes, trikes, unicycles and boards at the Recycled Arts Festival at Esther short Park next to the Vancouver Farmers Market.  www.recycledartsfestival.org Free maps, ride guides, and lots of free bike goodies.  Brought to you by Bike Me! Vancouver and the City of Vancouver.
Terri, HandsfreeTgmail  

Saraveza, 1004 N Killngsworth St.

Lots and lots of Bike Parking
11am-7pm. Outdoor party w/ art bikes, drum kits, complimentary chocolates & a hot grill!  For the beer lovers ~ON DRAFT: Trip I-V, Lips of Faith Eric's Ale & Belgian Blonde, Skinny Dip
Saraveza, sarahsaraveza, www.saraveza.com, 503-206-4252  

Peninsula Park, N. Kerby Ave and N. Ainsworth St (N. Kerby Ave and N. Ainsworth St)

The time has come for "MONSTERS OF ROCK BY BIKE!  Mobile Performance ride.
We got a bunch of rad bands, performers of all types, and multiple mobile sound systems. Now we are setting up a Portland Summer tour in the most fun rockin ride way possible.  

Performers on the June ride, will be:
Full Face Riot(ex-zoobomb cover band), Crank My Chain!(Dan Kaufman's band), Start Fires(Hip hop), Hammercize(dance instructors elite), plus clowning, juggling, and tap dancing.

meeting back up at Park to ride to MCBF at 3pm.
Sysfail, sysfail.dobcgmail, dropoutbikeclub.blogspot.com/2010/04/monsters-of-rock-by-bike.html  

Arbor Lodge Park, N Bryant St and Delaware Ave

Like to ride around and look at homes for sale? Then this is the ride for you! Join BikeRealtor Kirsten Kaufman on a leisurely and informative tour of North Portland neighborhoods, bike friendly streets, and homes for sale along the way. Lookie Loos Welcome!
Kirsten Kaufman, kirstenbikerealtor  

2846 N Killingsworth St (near Greeley and the Refuel Station Food Carts, 7-11)

It's the last day of Pedalpalooza! Why not recharge and refuel after NoPo Sunday Parkways, and ride with us to MCBF? Bring snacks and drinks, and come listen to some dance-able tunes while recounting your craziest Pedalpalooza tale. Some refreshments will be provided. Short-shorts encouraged. Did I mention the kiddie pool? Yeah. We'll party from 1-2:30PM at the house, then gather out front to ride together at 3PM.
Rhienna, rhiennagmail, twitter @djrhienna, 407-417-2658  

Kenton Park, 8417 N Brandon Ave (Meet at the Sunday Parkways Ride Connection Booth.)

Bring your whole family for a multigenerational bike ride.  Some Pedicabs on site giving rides: if you’d like to reserve a ride, email inforideconnection.org.
Ride Connection And Portland Pedicabs, Ride Connection, www.portlandpedals, 503-528-1761  

Alberta Park, NE 20th Ave and Killingsworth St (polo court)

Bike Polo has been played nearly every Sunday at Alberta Park for more than nine years.

Great for spectators this bike polo is rated PG-13 for profanity, violence, sexuality and gratuitous fun.

Mallets and heckling provided. Bring your own beater bike or ride one of ours.
Polo Haus, Axles of Evil  

SE Alder St and 14th Ave

This festival of bike mayhem is the official conclusion of Pedalpalooza.  MCBF features bikey events, crafts, food, and entertainment.  A perfect afterparty for Sunday Parkways. SE Alder between 12th and 14th!
Shift  

SE Corner of Peninsula Park, N Ainsworth and N Kerby

If you're still ready for more bike fun after Sunday Parkways, join us for a laid-back four mile ride to the Multnomah County Bike Fair, Portland's festival of bike mayhem and the culmination of Pedalpalooza.
MCBF  

Irving City Park, 3535 NE 7th Ave (at the basketball courts)

Uuurrrgggh, mmmmmmm.. Braaaaains.. BRAAAAAINS!

Can you cycle with a limp? Moan forlornly? Join us for the third Pedalpalooza zombie ride! We'll be meeting at Irving City Park. Most stops will be bars, so this ride is 21+, sorry baby zombies. Last stop will be at 9pm at a favorite karaoke bar.

Also, if you're not a zombie, you will become a victim.
Blue, lovemotionstorygmail, twitter.com/lovemotionstory, 503-453-5839  

13TH & SW BURNSIDE (Zoobomb Monument)

Zoobomb is a near 7 year running weekly bike event that meets every Sunday around 8:30PM near American Apparel (13th &  SW Burnside) in Portland OR. Bring a bike, MAX fare, bike lights, and any safety gear you need.
Its a good time and you WILL have fun!
MINI BIKES ENCOURAGED - ALL BIKES WELCOME
HELMETS ARE A GOOD IDEA
* RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK *
LEAVE NO TRACE
Zoobomb, zoobomb.net  

SW Fairview Blvd & SW Knights Blvd (Follow the Zoobombers)

It's a downhill showdown. Gravity Bike and Minibike class. Merch and trophies for 1st-3rd. If you're interested in racing but don't have a G Bike contact us. For more info hit up the Zoobomb Forums. Helmets required to win.

The race is from SW Fairview Blvd & SW Knights Blvd down the hill to SW Washington Way & SW Lewis Clark Way.
Harlan Whitman 'scrap', goingdowngravitysportsgmail, 573-434-9091