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From July 13-August 17, we'll be leading a bike bus to Sellwood Park every Monday morning. This year we're excited to announce an extra bonus: Everyone 14 or under who joins us gets a raffle ticket to win a FREE WOOM BIKE, and other prizes. The winner will have their choice of a Woom Go (for kids 1.5 to 8 years old) or a Woom Explore (for kids 6 to 14). Each time a child joins us, even if they're riding with an adult, they'll get a raffle ticket. The more times you ride, the more chances to win. The Bike Bus is being coordinated with the Sellwood Community House for their summer camps, but you don't need to go to the camp to join us and get a raffle ticket. Every Monday morning the Bike Bus will leave from in front of Llewellyn Elementary School, ride a loop on bike-friendly roads and greenways, and end at Sellwood Park where Sellwood Community House has activities planned all day. The rides will be family-friendly, with music, and an adult ride leader and caboose rider. Helmets are required for anyone under 16 years old. Kids riding on their own bike should be at least 8 years old and able to ride for a couple miles. Younger kids may join with parental support. Parents are encouraged and welcome to attend. All bikes should be in good condition. The pace will be fairly slow, and nobody will be dropped. The Bike Bus will only go to Sellwood Community House and Sellwood Park; riders will return on their own. Below is the Bike Bus schedule. The route is the same as last year, but will leave earlier to get to Sellwood Park by 9 am. Riders can join at any of the stops along the route.     8:30 am - Leave from the front of Llewellyn Elementary School on SE 14th Ave     8:35 am - SE 19th & SE Claybourne St     8:40 am - SE 19th & SE Spokane St     8:45 am - At Sellwood Middle School, SE Umatilla St & SE 15th Ave     8:50 am - Arrive at Sellwood Community House at SE 15th & SE Spokane St     8:55 am - Arrive at Sellwood Park on SE 7th Ave

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Everyone loves Bike Happy Hours! That's why we're bringing another one to Northern Washington County from 1630-1900! Happy Hour is NOT a ride in itself, but there will be a ride immediately after, at 1900! A good way to meet new cycling friends in the Westside and beyond, or keep in touch with old friends! Everyone is welcome to join along, maybe grab a drink, eat some good food, or just show your presence. The post-Happy Hour ride will be a casual paced 10-20 mile ride around Northern Washington County I'm going to be demoing this over the Summer on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th (if applicable) Mondays of June, July, and August, and if we like it, I'll keep it going!

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CANCELLED FOR MONDAY BECAUSE THE TEMPS SHOULD BE NORMAL! Likely to happen Tuesday, Wednesday, and/or Thursday. 🌞🌞🌞 Climate chaos is here, and heat kills! Let's take a slow ride around SE to deliver cold drinks and care to anyone we encounter who needs a cooldown. We know that people living or working outside are particularly vulnerable to heatstroke, and wildlife and outdoor pets can suffer too. We'll only ride if the temps are in the mid nineties or above. We'll repeat this ride on other days as needed, so check the calendar on any hot day to see if it's happening. This will be a casual ride with no planned route and may split into groups if a lot of people show up. We may end the ride by stopping somewhere for a cold treat or drink, plunging in a river, merging with another ride, or just heading home. You decide! WHAT YOU CAN BRING: cold or frozen bottled drinks, water (jugs or bottles), snacks (salty snacks provide electrolytes), cooling packs, lightweight towels/bandanas (for soaking in water), handheld fans, first aid supplies/gloves, and clean reusable water bottles. We'll swing by Safeway as the start of the ride to pick up any extra supplies we need, so don't sweat it if you don't have time to grab supplies before coming to the ride. SOME THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT HEATSTROKE: 🥵🥵🥵 Public health officials usually report a spike in heat-related deaths and illnesses whenever temps go into the mid nineties and above. Heatstroke is a medical emergency and should always be taken seriously. Signs of heatstroke include inability to speak/slurred speech, disorientation, extreme lethargy, and fainting. In animals, fast panting and/or abnormally sluggish behavior (for example, a wild animal that does not run away when you approach) may indicate heat illness. 🆘🧍🏾‍♀️For humans, when heatstroke is identified you should call 911 first and then move the person out of the sun, remove excess layers of clothing, and start cooling them by dousing in water, fanning, and applying cold packs. On a hot day, do NOT assume that someone who is lying down outside is just sleeping or drunk– check to make sure that they are okay! Do not offer drinks to anyone who is having trouble talking, as liquid may be a choking hazard. If you're not sure whether you're looking at heatstroke or an overdose, it's not a bad idea to treat it like both and give Narcan if you have it. 🐿️🐦‍⬛For furred/feathers animals, you can also wet and fan them but do *not* use ice water as this can cause constriction of blood vessels and further trap heat. Handle wildlife as little as possible while relocating to a cooler place, then seek help from a certified wildlife rescuer or emergency vet. 🌳🌲Don't forget about trees! Newly planted trees particularly suffer during heat waves, and trees planted at new developments, schools, and commercial complexes may not have someone checking in on them. The best way to water a tree is with a very slow drip system: add a pinprick hole to the cap of a gallon jug, fill up with water, then bury the top of the jug in soil (ideally directly beneath the far edge of the tree's canopy, where rain would naturally fall) to slowly drain. Young trees may need 20 gallons per week. Happy climate change summer! 🌞

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You're unemployed and so am I. Lets ride south down to Oregon city and check out the falls and lunch!! Come prepared, we'll be doing around 25 to 30 mile loop.

Attempt FIVE repeats on SE 52nd Avenue from Harney to Flavel Drive from 12:30pm - 1pm every Tuesday of Pedalpalooza. This is a unique ride in that we don't meet to start, just show up and ride up the hill over and over, each at our own pace. Earn a shiny hill killerz sticker! You agree to follow these rules just by showing up: 1) No complaining 2) Do whatever you want 3) Do not sue me

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Climate chaos is here, and heat kills! Let's take a slow ride around SE to deliver cold drinks and care to anyone we encounter who needs a cooldown. We know that people living or working outside are particularly vulnerable to heatstroke, and wildlife and outdoor pets can suffer too. We'll only ride if the temps are in the mid nineties or above. We'll repeat this ride on other days as needed, so check the calendar on any hot day to see if it's happening. This will be a casual ride with no planned route and may split into groups if a lot of people show up. We may end the ride by stopping somewhere for a cold treat or drink, plunging in a river, merging with another ride, or just heading home. You decide! WHAT YOU CAN BRING: cold or frozen bottled drinks, water, snacks (salty snacks provide electrolytes), cooling packs, lightweight towels/bandanas (for soaking in water), handheld fans, first aid supplies/gloves, and clean reusable water bottles. We'll swing by Safeway as the start of the ride to pick up any extra supplies we need, so don't sweat it if you don't have time to grab supplies before coming to the ride. SOME THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT HEATSTROKE: 🥵🥵🥵 Public health officials usually report a spike in heat-related deaths and illnesses whenever temps go into the mid nineties and above. Heatstroke is a medical emergency and should always be taken seriously. Signs of heatstroke include inability to speak/slurred speech, disorientation, extreme lethargy, and fainting. In animals, fast panting and/or abnormally sluggish behavior (for example, a wild animal that does not run away when you approach) may indicate heat illness. 🆘🧍🏾‍♀️For humans, when heatstroke is identified you should call 911 first and then move the person out of the sun, remove excess layers of clothing, and start cooling them by dousing in water, fanning, and applying cold packs. On a hot day, do NOT assume that someone who is lying down outside is just sleeping or drunk– check to make sure that they are okay! Do not offer drinks to anyone who is having trouble talking, as liquid may be a choking hazard. 🐿️🐦‍⬛For furred/feathers animals, you can also wet and fan them but do *not* use ice water as this can cause constriction of blood vessels and further trap heat. Handle wildlife as little as possible while relocating to a cooler place, then seek help from a certified wildlife rescuer. 🌳🌲Don't forget about trees! Newly planted trees particularly suffer during heat waves, and trees planted at new developments, schools, and commercial complexes may not have someone checking in on them. The best way to water a tree is with a very slow drip system: add a pinprick hole to the cap of a gallon jug, fill up with water, then bury the top of the jug in soil (ideally directly beneath the far edge of the tree's canopy, where rain would naturally fall) to slowly drain. Young trees may need 20 gallons per week. Happy climate change summer! 🌞

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revolutionarybc@proton.me

Join Greater Hells Canyon Council, Pacific Rivers, and Save Our Wild Salmon on a ride to show support for a free-flowing lower Snake River and the recovery of Columbia Basin salmon! We'll start and end at Laurelhurst Park—meet at 5:30 p.m., ride at 6:15. The route is about 5 miles at a relaxed, conversational pace. Before and after the ride, stick around at the park for guest speakers, art, and advocacy opportunities. Wear BLUE and help us ~become the river~!

Come join the Bork Brigade for a Chef's Hat & Handlebar tour of the Rock Creak Trail in Hillsboro with a opportunity for dinner at the end if you desire at Pasta Pronto! We're kicking off from the Providence Tanasbourne complex, for those that want to take advantage of an early Providence Bridge Pedal Early Registration Pickup event, cause that's what I'll be doing before the ride. Enjoy a casual 1 hour ride for 12 miles as we quietly ride through Amber Glen over to Orenco Park to loop through a disconnected portion of the Rock Creek Train you may not be aware of, and then onto the mainline Rock Creek Trail MUP (Multi Use Patch) north of and under Highway 26 into the Rock Creek area proper. Then we loop back to the Tanasbourne area via cycling lanes on Cornelius Pass over Hwy 26, where we can point out the newcoming Pedestrain Bridges that will span the Highway and Eastbound On-ramps) to connect to the Corn Pass MUP over to Evergreen Blvd for a straight shot to Pasta Pronto. Alex will be happy to serve his best food fair for any who join in the culinary part of this tour.

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Swimming, lounging, people watching, and sunset viewing in the CLEAN Willamette River !!! Bring WATER SHOES, floaties, fins, inflatables, goggles, and smiles We aim to cultivate a positive culture of fun and highlight Audrey McCall Beach This is your chance to dive into the best swimming hole in central city Portland, right on the Eastbank Esplanade. the Willamette River has lots to offer! You can dip your feet in over the edge of the dock, or wade right in. Then listen to music, people watch, take in the bridges, and the sunset. THE BEST way to get to AUDREY McCALL BEACH is to ride your bike. GPS beginning: 45.52424439407037, -122.65902568238852 GPS ending: 45.51222148792892, -122.66807450174942

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Taco Tuesday Rides 🌮🚲 (21+ only) Join us every Tuesday evening for a fun, social, and chill community bike ride around Portland! 📍 Meet-Up Location: Salmon Street Springs 🕕 Meet Time: 6:00 PM 🚴 Roll Out: 6:30 PM 📅 Every Tuesday from June 2, 2026 through August 25, 2026. Each ride is a loop and will range from approximately 2–4 miles at a relaxed, social pace. Every Tuesday we’ll visit a different taco spot or local establishment depending on capacity and availability. This ride is about building community, having a good time, and creating a welcoming space for everyone. All attendees are expected to be respectful of one another, the ride leader, corkers, and the establishments we visit. Riders must obey all traffic laws, stay in the right lane when riding, and not pass the ride leader unless instructed otherwise. No disrespect, harassment, or harmful behavior of any kind will be tolerated. We want everyone to feel safe, included, and comfortable while riding together. Bring your bike, good vibes, and an appetite 🌮

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We meet up every other Tuesday. We ride in the Southeast Portland we have food carts and a beer tent at the start of the ride. And we go somewhere and generally have a fire. As a great close-knit ride open to you . i promise to make you dance like idot and celebrate your night.So be kind to all travlers , bring your friends, and optimism.

Join other bike-minded folks for drinks, food and community every Wednesday from 4pm - 6pm (or so). Bike Happy Hour is a place where everyone is welcomed and embraced by our community. Just show up and hang out. That's it! Follow @bikeloudpdx on socials for updates and info about special themed nights or special guest appearances. All ages are welcome. We often have little kiddos running around. . 4:00 pm - Quiet(er) hours. If you don't like crowds or want to talk one-on-one, this is a great time to show up. 4:55 pm - Free Fries at Four Fifty Five! (Please help BikeLoudPDX sustain this cherished tradition by joining BikeLoudPDX via this link: https://bikeloudpdx.org/donate/ 5:30 pm - Open Mic. Special guest speeches and announcements. Everyone is welcome to share. No invitation needed. 6:06 pm - Folks / Bike Summer Rides start to leave around 6, including Duckworth Dock swim, but you are welcome to stay later.

Climate chaos is here, and heat kills! Let's take a slow ride around SE to deliver cold drinks and care to anyone we encounter who needs a cooldown. We know that people living or working outside are particularly vulnerable to heatstroke, and wildlife and outdoor pets can suffer too. We'll only ride if the temps are in the mid nineties or above. We'll repeat this ride on other days as needed, so check the calendar on any hot day to see if it's happening. This will be a casual ride with no planned route and may split into groups if a lot of people show up. We may end the ride by stopping somewhere for a cold treat or drink, plunging in a river, merging with another ride, or just heading home. You decide! WHAT YOU CAN BRING: cold or frozen bottled drinks, water, snacks (salty snacks provide electrolytes), cooling packs, lightweight towels/bandanas (for soaking in water), handheld fans, first aid supplies/gloves, and clean reusable water bottles. We'll swing by Safeway as the start of the ride to pick up any extra supplies we need, so don't sweat it if you don't have time to grab supplies before coming to the ride. SOME THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT HEATSTROKE: 🥵🥵🥵 Public health officials usually report a spike in heat-related deaths and illnesses whenever temps go into the mid nineties and above. Heatstroke is a medical emergency and should always be taken seriously. Signs of heatstroke include inability to speak/slurred speech, disorientation, extreme lethargy, and fainting. In animals, fast panting and/or abnormally sluggish behavior (for example, a wild animal that does not run away when you approach) may indicate heat illness. 🆘🧍🏾‍♀️For humans, when heatstroke is identified you should call 911 first and then move the person out of the sun, remove excess layers of clothing, and start cooling them by dousing in water, fanning, and applying cold packs. On a hot day, do NOT assume that someone who is lying down outside is just sleeping or drunk– check to make sure that they are okay! Do not offer drinks to anyone who is having trouble talking, as liquid may be a choking hazard. 🐿️🐦‍⬛For furred/feathers animals, you can also wet and fan them but do *not* use ice water as this can cause constriction of blood vessels and further trap heat. Handle wildlife as little as possible while relocating to a cooler place, then seek help from a certified wildlife rescuer. 🌳🌲Don't forget about trees! Newly planted trees particularly suffer during heat waves, and trees planted at new developments, schools, and commercial complexes may not have someone checking in on them. The best way to water a tree is with a very slow drip system: add a pinprick hole to the cap of a gallon jug, fill up with water, then bury the top of the jug in soil (ideally directly beneath the far edge of the tree's canopy, where rain would naturally fall) to slowly drain. Young trees may need 20 gallons per week. Happy climate change summer! 🌞

Instagram.com/revolutionarybicycleclub

revolutionarybc@proton.me

Come on a Bike Summer ride with Lloyd EcoDistrict and discover why there’s more to Lloyd than meets the eye! The tour will end at Duckworth Dock for Lloyd Live: At the Dock, where you can enjoy the sunset on the river, a live DJ set, or take a swim! As Oregon’s first and only certified EcoDistrict / Just Growth community, Lloyd EcoDistrict is setting the standard for collaborative, holistic development. We’re on a mission to transform Lloyd into one of the most sustainable neighborhoods in North America, championing equity, resilience, and climate protection. We’ve got lots more work to do, but we’re excited to share updates and progress! But what exactly is an EcoDistrict? Hop on your bike and join us for an engaging ride through Lloyd, where we’ll explore how we’re turning EcoDistrict concepts into real-world innovations. Along the way, you’ll see the nation’s first pollinator bike corridor, cutting-edge water treatment systems, sustainable buildings, resilience infrastructure, vibrant murals, important memorials, redesigned parks, community gardening projects, and learn about behind-the-scenes programs that the EcoDistrict runs. We’ll meet at 5:15 PM in the middle of Holladay Park, and begin our ride at 5:25. We’ll end the ride around 6:45 PM at Duckworth Dock for Lloyd Live: At the Dock. Here you can dive into the best swimming hole in Portland’s central city, located on the Eastbank Esplanade, with live tunes provided by Bike DJ PopCartPDX. This car-free oasis is only accessible by foot or wheels with many bike racks available right on the dock. Swim ladders along the dock make it safe and easy for everyone to join in the fun. No lifeguards on duty – so swim at your own risk.

Lloyd EcoDistrict

Please meet us outside Crema Coffee in Rainbow Plaza. Look for other people on bikes, people wearing swimsuits, pool noodles, inflatable toys, etc. Willamette River Summer Swim Wednesday !!! Swimming, lounging, people watching, and sunset viewing in the CLEAN Willamette River !!! We aim to cultivate a positive culture of fun and highlight the Duckworth Dock as a key amenity of Portland. This is your chance to dive into the best swimming hole in Portland. Bring your floaties, fins, inflatables, goggles, and smiles the Willamette River has lots to offer if you just want to dip your feet in over the edge, listen to music, people watch and take in the beautiful bridges.

Join us for the almost 4th annual Midwesterners Ride (I missed hosting last year). Calling all Midwest transplants to Portland. You count even if you lived in Chicago for only 3 months when you were 21, or if you were born in South Dakota but moved before you could walk. Heck, youbetcha count if you're just Midwest curious! Like last time, bring your best potluck contribution (hot dish, beer brats, scotcheroos, New Glarus, Cincinnatti chili, etc) and wear something that shows your Midwest pride. We'll eat, ride (follow the cheeshead!) and stop halfway for some short card games (20 minutes or so). Bring a deck and show off your best euchre, gin rummy, or whatever card game your aunt and uncle played while drinking old fashioned’s. (It's okay if you don't know games- a friendly midwesterner will teach you!) We'll end at the Midwest inspired Jerry’s Tavern (optional) for ongoing hanging. We might argue about the exact boundaries of the Midwest, whether it is "soda" or "pop," and which state is best (obviously Wisconsin) but what we agree on: It's not the heat, it's the humidity. I heard some people made best friends on this ride in past years and I hope it happens again! I better not keep ya. See ya soon, ope!

Come join our queer baile crew as we bike and baile around the river for our THIRD YEAR to bachata, salsa, cumbia, merengue and reggaeton! If you are new to Latin dancing, fear not! We will be starting off with a short intro dance lesson then will head to to the river for our first dance stop of the eve. From there we head across the steel bridge to our next dance stop (and a run through the fountain to cool off!) and finally back across the river to the opera house where we will have our outdoor after party with badass DJ Mala! The ride will be easy, breezy and full of baile! This ride is FOR THE QUEERS but open up EVERYONE! So please come and bike and baile with us! All wheels welcome, no racism, transphobia or homophobia tolerated. Ride will be a loop. No store stops so bring any snacks and bevvies you might need. Bathroom at second stop but not at start or finish. 6pm start 6:30 intro dance lesson 7:00 ride out. Several dance stops to dance salsa, bachata, cumbia, reggaeton. Loop. Lots of queers, lots of dancing!

Come join for the heaviest ride of the summer. The annual Meshuggah ride will be hosted on the first Wednesday of every August. Ride will be 7-10ish miles meeting at 7pm at Ladd Circle Park, and departing at 7:30 for a circle pit. Ride will end within 1-2 miles of the start point at a dive bar for drinks.

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In 1981, four Brooklyn teenagers started a hardcore punk band called the Young Aborigines. They played their first show on bassist Adam Yauch's 17th birthday. A few years and a lineup change later, they'd reinvented themselves as a hip-hop trio — Mike D, Ad-Rock, and MCA — and dropped Licensed to Ill on Def Jam in 1986. It was the first rap album to top the Billboard 200. Over the next 25 years, the Beastie Boys made eight studio albums, founded their own label, opened for Madonna, organized Tibetan freedom concerts, directed their own videos under fake Swiss filmmaker pseudonyms, and earned a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. MCA died of cancer in May 2012. The band disbanded the same day. By then they'd sold 40 million records. Today would have been Adam Yauch's 62nd birthday. We're celebrating him — and the band that wouldn't have existed without him — with a ride from the start location all the way to Brooklyn Park, soundtracked by 3-3.5 hours of Beastie Boys deep cuts, hits, and everything in between. From the bratty 1986 debut to the genre-warping middle period to the late-career instrumental detours, we'll touch every era. No sleep till Brooklyn (Park). q The BIKESxBEATS sound trailer will be in tow with all the bass you can handle. Costumes and props strongly encouraged — orange Sabotage jumpsuits, fake mustaches, vintage Adidas, NY Yankees gear, lederhosen if you're feeling Nathanial Hörnblowér. Whatever says "Beastie Boys." We'll roll at a social pace with regroups so nobody gets dropped, plus a store stop midway for snacks and water. Bring lights — we'll be out past sundown. One thing to flag: if you flat or have a mechanical, we won't be able to hold the ride for repairs, so come with a plan to get yourself home if something goes sideways.

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Lets head west and check out the new developments going on at the Reed Crossing area and mess around a pump track. This will be a little shorter than our last few rides and far less elevation. If you have ever been interested in seeing where and how to get around the west side of the river then this is your chance. Faster and more adventurous with a no drop mentality. The ride will be roughly 15.5 miles and about 550 feet of elevation. So come out and smash around with us! We meet at the Beaverton Transit Center to make it easier for folks to make it out as it is just a bus (Route 20) or a MAX (Red or blue lines) to meet us! We also end at B.T.C. to allow a way back into the city. Follow us on Instagram @westsidewednesdayride and our longer rides at @cyclecatspdx

Join us at Col Summers park. Dress as art. Wear your art! Have an outfit you never wear? It’s time! We’re on bikes, be cute. Safety third. We’ll visit the Portland Art Museum. Time isn’t real but PAM’ll kick us out at 7. Choose your own adventure after that, most of us will head to the First Thursday in the Pearl. We’re giving compliments! Let’s be radical to each other and everyone else. Remember, if you die in your outfit, you have to wear it forever. *Now offering an alternate bus route to the museum if you’re joining us without a bike!* Love from Puddhams, Podnah, and Val.

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Climate chaos is here, and heat kills! Let's take a slow ride around SE to deliver cold drinks and care to anyone we encounter who needs a cooldown. We know that people living or working outside are particularly vulnerable to heatstroke, and wildlife and outdoor pets can suffer too. We'll only ride if the temps are in the mid nineties or above. We'll repeat this ride on other days as needed, so check the calendar on any hot day to see if it's happening. This will be a casual ride with no definitive route and may split into groups if a lot of people show up. We may end the ride by stopping somewhere for a cold treat or drink, plunging in a river, merging with another ride, or just heading home. You decide! WHAT YOU CAN BRING: cold or frozen bottled drinks, water (jugs or bottles), snacks (salty snacks provide electrolytes), cooling packs, lightweight towels/bandanas (for soaking in water), handheld fans, first aid supplies/gloves, and clean reusable water bottles. We'll swing by Safeway as the start of the ride to pick up any extra supplies we need, so don't sweat it if you don't have time to grab supplies before coming to the ride. SOME THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT HEATSTROKE: 🥵🥵🥵 Public health officials usually report a spike in heat-related deaths and illnesses whenever temps go into the mid nineties and above. Heatstroke is a medical emergency and should always be taken seriously. Signs of heatstroke include inability to speak/slurred speech, disorientation, extreme lethargy, and fainting. In animals, fast panting and/or abnormally sluggish behavior (for example, a wild animal that does not run away when you approach) may indicate heat illness. 🆘🧍🏾‍♀️For humans, when heatstroke is identified you should call 911 first and then move the person out of the sun, remove excess layers of clothing, and start cooling them by dousing in water, fanning, and applying cold packs. On a hot day, do NOT assume that someone who is lying down outside is just sleeping or drunk– check to make sure that they are okay! Do not offer drinks to anyone who is having trouble talking, as liquid may be a choking hazard. If you're not sure whether you're looking at heatstroke or an overdose, it's not a bad idea to treat it like both and give Narcan if you have it. 🐿️🐦‍⬛For furred/feathers animals, you can also wet and fan them but do *not* use ice water as this can cause constriction of blood vessels and further trap heat. Handle wildlife as little as possible while relocating to a cooler place, then seek help from a certified wildlife rescuer or emergency vet. 🌳🌲Don't forget about trees! Newly planted trees particularly suffer during heat waves, and trees planted at new developments, schools, and commercial complexes may not have someone checking in on them. The best way to water a tree is with a very slow drip system: add a pinprick hole to the cap of a gallon jug, fill up with water, then bury the top of the jug in soil (ideally directly beneath the far edge of the tree's canopy, where rain would naturally fall) to slowly drain. Young trees may need 20 gallons per week. Happy climate change summer! 🫠

Instagram.com/revolutionarybicycleclub

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We are back and better than ever for YEAR 2 of the TJs ride!!!!!! Are you obsessed with Trader Joe's and don't know where to channel your energy? Do you have a favorite TJ's snack/drink/item you want to tell the world about? Do you love chatting it up with the crew members and wondering "what are we?" Well then this ride is for you!!! Join me for a Trader Joe's ride where we will bike around Portland dressed as crew members, hit up SE TJ's, and end the ride with a sunset picnic & good vibes. *What to bring: Good vibes, flirty crew member energy, any drinks you want before the 1 store stop, cooler to pack purchased items, reusable cup for sharing bevvies, towel/blanket & speakers *What to wear: TJs crew member attire & Swim Suit for end spot- we are going for massive bike herd of crew members flying around town :D I'd love to take a group picture outside the store *Who to bring: All your friends!! Well behaved pets welcomed and encouraged to dress up as a crew member *What to expect: Medium paced riding, no drop & we can slow down if we are too speedy for our crew. Team members stick together :) Route: ~12 miles Start - Oregon Park Store Stop 1- SE Trader Joe's Final stop & Picnic location - Duckworth Dock No bad behavior tolerated, practice consent & no banned riders welcome Any q's? Hit me up @nataliemellick on instagram

Thursday Night Ride is Portland’s longest-running weekly social ride, rolling out from Salmon Street Springs every Thursday night since 2015! Routes and ride leaders change weekly, but expect an energetic, party-paced social ride with warmth and weirdness from our welcoming “rolling dive bar” regulars. Most rides feature regularly spaced park and store stops, generally leading to a lively end spot around 11 PM. Come prepared to have fun and celebrate cycling together—other wheeled guests should respect the pace and space of cyclists. Strong Thursday traditions, stronger shared expectations. While you might see some wheelies and other chaos, riders are expected to follow Shift’s Code of Conduct. If you’ve been asked not to attend *any* Shift rides, you are not welcome at TNR—that’s not up for debate on our ride. No complaints, just accountability—if your behavior makes others feel uncomfortable or unsafe, please leave the ride before the ride leaves you. TNR works best when everyone helps set the tone and shares responsibility. Look out for each other, welcome new riders and help them find the next stop, leave it better than you found it, give people space when they need it, and help keep the ride moving forward together by practicing Consent, Accountability, Respect, and De-escalation at all times. Stay behind the ride leader and don’t forget to thank a corker! 📍 Salmon Street Springs, every Thursday, rain or shine. 🕖 Meet at 7:00, announcements after 7:30, leave after “Beer Minutes.” 🕢 If you’re not at the fountain by 7:30, you may want to meet us at the next stop. 🧭 Ride Tracker: https://thursdaynightride.com/tracker https://ridewithgps.com/users/1303039/live_log

Thursday Night Ride

⛲️ If you have any questions, concerns, or just want to get involved, come early and ask for the ride leader—we’ll see you at the fountain!

Join this ride celebrating HEALTH, an industrial/electronic band band known for their vast array of collaborations. THEME: HEALTH... and their friends! Attendees are encouraged to come dressed in HEALTH gear, merch from bands they’ve collaborated with, cat ears, industrial looks, Hormel Beans cans or gear from related interests (Neon Genesis Evangelion, From Software games, etc). Expect a playlist featuring HEALTH and songs by artists the band has collaborated with, including: • Soccer Mommy • Nine Inch Nails • Alice Glass • Crystal Castles • Perturbator • Boys Noize • Deftones • Desire • Chelsea Wolfe • Danny Brown • Backxwash • Pixel Grip • Lamb of God • 100 gecs • The Neighbourhood • Poppy • Street Sects • The Body • Full of Hell • Gost • Ghost • And even MORE ROUTE: Route will be about 12ish miles with a store stop, taking roughly 2 hours in total. While the route won’t be posted beforehand, feel free to ask the ride leader about specifics at stops if you have questions. --------- We take the Shift2Bikes Code of Conduct seriously - respect your neighbors on and off the ride. This is also a leave no trace ride; we leave places cleaner than we found them.

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Thursday nights. Hard start at 8:05 PM. It's almost the weekend, so let's ride bikes. We roll from and return to Columbia Park (meet in front of the pool) for an hour-ish ramble through North Portland and beyond. No agenda beyond riding bikes with good people on a summer evening. Expect roughly 10 miles at a conversation-friendly pace (~10 mph). We usually have a brief rest stop along the way for snacks, stretching, high fives, admiring a weird tree, taking in a panoramic view, or whatever else seems important at the time. This is a no-drop ride. Basket bikes, ATBs, all-road bikes, cruisers, "gravel" bikes, fancy bikes, old bikes, rusty bikes, whatever. If your bike can comfortably cruise at ~10 mph for an hour, it’ll be fine. Bring:
-Front and rear lights (required)
-Snacks if you'd like
-water or optional beverage, maximum vibes (no store stop). Meet: 7:45 PM
. Roll: 8:05 PM sharp
. Start & Finish: Columbia Park, in front of the pool. Come meet your neighbors and see what North Portland looks like after dark. Happy Hour last Thur of each month: 7/30 (6pm at Chill & Fill), 8/27 (TBD), 9/24 (TBD), 10/29 (TBD). Check back for happy hour location(s).

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Lights, camera, action! Join The Street Trust for this annual tradition and arrive in style to the 23rd annual Filmed By Bike festival. Gather at Movie Madness (4320 SE Belmont St, Portland, OR 97215 – in the parking lot next to the store) at 4:30 p.m. to meet fellow festival goers and we’ll depart at 5:00 p.m. for an all-wheels-welcome, stay-together and slow-paced scenic ride to Clinton Street Theater for a big group photo under the marquee. Still need tickets? Purchase online or at the door–we’ll arrive with plenty of time to local up, purchase tickets and refreshments, and be seated for 6:00 p.m. showtime.

Purchase festival tickets here! (Ride has no fee!)

Casual ride to art galleries for the First Friday Art Walk. First Friday Art Walk is a monthly tradition where inner SE art galleries stay open late, bring in artists, have free food, and have hands-on arts projects. http://firstfridaypdx.org/ Biking is the best way to get around to these galleries. We get to 5-8 galleries, depending on how long our group spends in each gallery. We don't know exact routes and galleries, because we decide in the moment. We'll stay out until ~9:30pm, then see if folks are up for a group dinner afterwards. Join for as many galleries as you like, and leave when you wish. If you have a sound system bring it! I love music on group rides. Ride details: 5-15 minutes of biking between galleries. Our ride is perfect for new cyclists and families with kids. We'll go at a slow pace so folks can socialize, and everyone can keep up. We use small neighborhood streets with minimal cars. The ride ends at a different location from the start. If you need help biking home afterwards or getting to your car, chat with the ride leader.

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Swimming, lounging, people watching, and sunset viewing in the CLEAN Willamette River !!! Bring WATER SHOES, floaties, fins, inflatables, goggles, and smiles We aim to cultivate a positive culture of fun and highlight Audrey McCall Beach This is your chance to dive into the best swimming hole in central city Portland, right on the Eastbank Esplanade. the Willamette River has lots to offer! You can dip your feet in over the edge of the dock, or wade right in. Then listen to music, people watch, take in the bridges, and the sunset. THE BEST way to get to AUDREY McCALL BEACH is to ride your bike. GPS beginning: 45.52424439407037, -122.65902568238852 GPS ending: 45.51222148792892, -122.66807450174942

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Join us for a deep dive ride and dance party at Lloyd Center. We'll take a deep dive into the lower levels of the Lloyd Center Garage the night before we say goodbye. After the ride we'll have a big dance party with Carlos Baca of PopCart. Its sad to say goodbye to one of the funnest places in Portland to ride a bike. Make sure to dress up and light up your Bikes!

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Block 1: Inspire Two day festival pass (all blocks included) - $55 Individual block ticket - $18 Filmed by Bike is back for our 23rd annual film festival featuring the World’s Best Bike Movies! Secure your seats for our 2026 Festival at the Clinton Street Theater on August 7-8! https://cstpdx.com/filmed-by-bike/ <-- Tickets here! filmedbybike.org

Block 1: Inspire tickets!

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Something Cycles X Modu Bag Co. Sling Cycle Bag Release Party and Ride! Hey! We made a rad bag! Swing by and check it out! We will have drinks at the shop, and then we will head out on a 15ish mile loop ride that includes an Ice Cream stop!

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Friday night ride is a social ride for people who enjoy a sporty pace and adventurous routes. Every ride is different but generally range between 15 and 25 miles and you can expect some climbing and higher speeds than your average pedalpalooza ride. NOT NECESSARILY A NO DROP RIDE. Riders should be self sufficient and have a plan for getting themselves home. This is a bicycle-forward group ride. Pedal-assist ebikes are ok (class 1 & 2). Throttle heavy, high speed battery powered motor bikes are not (class 3 & 4). If you're not pedaling it’s not a bicycle and you will asked to leave. Bring lights/locks/responsible vibes/a cup/ Casual pace with some extra zip 10-20ish mile rides with store stops/park stops/art stops NOT NECESSARILY A NO DROP RIDE… ESPECIALLY IN THE FALL/WINTER/SPRING. Be careful of slippery roads/leafs on ground/pot holes. Call out road hazards to help bike friends stay safe. 2nd Fridays are MMR - later night vibes to make it to Midnight Mystery Ride. If you want to lead a ride just ask! REPEAT… NOT NECESSARILY A NO DROP RIDE… ESPECIALLY IN THE FALL/WINTER/SPRING. Guest ride leaders wanted and appreciated! Instagram @fridaynightride

We’re bringing the hot, bubbly Mediterranean vibes to Portland. Come join us for a night of everything Italy. Ride the wave of those sexy 80s Italian disco beats while sipping some nectar of the Italo gods (aka Aperol/Campari and prosecco). We will be playing Italian themed games at stops. Italian themed costumes are highly encouraged (get freaky with it). Surprising prizes for the best dressed and most absurd! Ride will end with a dance party! Ci vediamo pronto ragazzi!

Synth Wave? Theme: Synth music. I’ve a somewhat healthy ,bordering on obsessive, love for Atmospheric synth music. My mind conjures images of cruising through the desert going from one strange David Lynchesque space too a Ray Bradburyesque situation. Or traveling along like Humphrey Bogart after leaving some seedy North-Cal coastal hotel on the way with a rendezvous with a Blade Runner whose driving a Ferrari F40 so they can talk about the CyberPunks who’ve been interrupting Max Headroom’s transmissions. Or the Thumping beat over synth drones as shambling Zombies sniff out Sarah Connor whose on her way to speak too Crockett and Tubbs……. You get the picture? That’s a lot of references. It’s the cinematic mood music that makes each moment feel somehow pivotal and life transforming and memory making. I love this type of music. I love how evocative it is, especially when traveling and so I’m pleased to be hosting this ride and sharing the moments it’ll create for us all. Route. Social pace with a store stop. Costumes? Cyberpunk or 80’s work well. This is a NakedHearts:PDX ride. We ask everyone to follow the shift code of conduct and also be personally accountable. We have an introduction before the ride where we lay out practicing consent and non violence. It takes all of us to make the rides comfortable so we can all chill.

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Block 2: Adventure Two day festival pass (all blocks included) - $55 Individual block ticket - $18 Filmed by Bike is back for our 23rd annual film festival featuring the World’s Best Bike Movies! Secure your seats for our 2026 Festival at the Clinton Street Theater on August 7-8! https://cstpdx.com/filmed-by-bike/ <-- Tickets here! filmedbybike.org

Block 2: Adventure tickets!

https://cstpdx.com/filmed-by-bike/

Ready for some gravel? Crown Zellerbach Trail is a gem and we are here to utilize it! This route will be about 104 miles and about 4k feet of elevation. Starting and ending in Portland. We will also utilize the Banks Vernonia Trail to head back so two fun trails for the price of one fun ride. The route is roughly 80% paved and 20% unpaved. Rolling up Crown Zellerbach there is some chunk so we recommend nothing narrower than 35-38mm tires. Food stops in Scappoose and Vernonia. We are a faster paced and more adventurous group ride with a no-drop mentality. Please bring water, snacks, flat repair kit, and P.M.A. A helmet is also HEAVILY encouraged! There will be stops to rest if needed on this longer journey. Cowabunga!

Time for a short excursion into the lower levels of Lloyd Center and a ride to meet up with the PSU Farmers Market Ride. We'll meet at Holladay Park around 9am then ride around 9:15-30 before riding down the Salmon Springs to meet up with the PSU Farmers Market Ride

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WeBike events are for women, trans, and non-binary folks. This includes but is not limited to trans men, trans women, cis women, agender, gender queer, gender fluid, gender nonconforming, and Two Spirit people. Read more about WeBike at thestreettrust.org/webike Go bike camping with WeBike! This is a beginner-friendly, one-night trip. A sliding scale RSVP ($0-40) includes a campsite, meals and snacks, and a MAX ticket. Plus, we have some gear available to borrow. We’ve had many first-time bike campers attend these trips with WeBike over the years, and most agree that this trip makes bike camping far more accessible and approachable than they ever expected. Our route is an out-and-back with 22 miles covered each day. The route is mostly flat (with one hill at the end) and all paved (except a half mile of dirt at the campground). More details, like meeting place, route/campground specifics, meal info, and gear list, will be provided in an email to folks who RSVP. You can also contact us directly with questions. RSVP is required for this ride! Space is limited, so if you think you might want to come, RSVP soon. If you’re very interested but not yet 100% sure you can commit, you can still RSVP (just choose “undecided” when it prompts you to pick your sliding scale ticket cost).

sophie@thestreettrust.org

WeBike - The Street Trust

madi@thestreettrust.org

Join the Filmed by Bike team and amazing community for a social ride! Roughly 18.5 miles, we will start at Upper Left Coffee Roasters for pre-ride coffee and snacks. Ride will begin at 9:30am, led by the incredible Abe Alkhamees - founder of The Paperclip and one of our 2026 jury members! There is the potential of goat sightings, peaches, and blackberries. Lots of chats about the 2026 FBB films and what to look forward to for the evening programing. Our ride back to Upper Left (undoubtedly for more caffeine and fuel!) will take us by the river to finish this wonderful loop ride. We plan to be back by or before noon. We hope you will join us in celebrating our 23rd Annual Festival!

olivia@filmedbybike.org

Filmed by Bike Festival tix here!

Have you never heard an Outdoor Warning/Tornado/Air Raid Siren in your life? Or maybe you used to live in the Midwest and miss the electromechanical harmony they produce! Well this ride will take us to Gaston, located in beautiful rural Washington County, about a 13 mile ride, with not too much climbing from downtown Hillsboro. They happen to have an electromechanical siren (one that actually has moving parts, not a giant speaker) that they restored a couple years back, and they test it every first Saturday at noon! It is a Federal Signal 3T22, one of the most iconic American sirens ever made. This ride is an OUT AND BACK format, meaning we will be starting at Hillsboro Civic Centre, heading to Gaston, and then heading back to HCC via the same way, which is about 26 miles round trip. We will try our best not to drop on this ride, however we cannot delay too much, as the siren sounds sharply at noon, and there is only finite buffer time. Also, there is NO RELIABLE BUS OR MAX SERVICE AFTER LEAVING HILLSBORO. This means that if you are riding an EBike, to make sure you have enough range, and for anyone that your bike is in good condition, and that you have enough water and snacks, so that you do not need to be "rescued" home. We will make some stops along the way to carb up, hydrate, and enjoy the view! I do not recommend children, as the overall length is quite long, however if you would like to bring children in the Westside, consider looking at my Kidical Mass rides.

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Contact me on the Ride Westside Slack or via Instagram, @62Murrayblvd

Community led ride - many folks now know the route and different folks can point the way each week! There are three meeting points: 1. SE Clinton St/41st Ave at 10 am (ride at 10:05) 2. SE Clinton St/26 Ave at 10:10 am (ride at 10:15) 3. Tilikum Bridge at (former) PDX Opera ~10:25 am; leaving from Tilikum location ~10:30 am 4. Arrive at PSU Market ~11 am Ride is on every Saturday the market is open (year round except weekend between Christmas and New Year). We will make every effort to note weather-related closures here promptly.

Join a fun ride from Sellwood Park to Downtown Milwaukie's waterfront. It's a summertime Bike Bus! This ride is for kids and families as part of Kidical Mass PDX -- promoting cycling safety and rider/auto visibility, especially for children. We'll meet at the newly re-opened recreational offering from Sellwood Community House, called "The Shack" in the park near the pool and playground. We'll then head out on this free, family-friendly, kid-paced bike ride. The route will take us on the Springwater Trail through Sellwood to the Trolley Trail to head south past Waverley Country Club on a mostly downhill and dedicated pedestrian/bicycle multi-use path. We'll enjoy free Otter Pops and splash in the Willamette River waterfront at our turn-around spot in Milwaukie Bay Park before returning to Sellwood Park along the same route. Ride length: 5.4 miles (2.2 each way) It is a great ride for most young bike riders who can pedal their own bike without training wheels. Bring swimwear, sunscreen and water! We should be back around 1pm. We will ride at a slow pace for little pedalers and parents on cargo bikes. Kids should wear a helmet, be able to balance and pedal in a straight line, start and stop. Cargo bikes, tandems, trailers and tag-a-longs are great for kids who haven’t learned to pedal. Adult corkers are welcome to join as a traffic safety superheroes. We’ll ride together as a group, no matter the weather, because kids are traffic too! Route map: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/55997385

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Pedal a short easy tour of Portland's five levels of government and some of their meeting locations. Learn how Portland is governed and how to get involved with public meetings, advocacy campaigns, ballot initiatives, elections, or other ways to participate. Meet grassroots voting advocates and learn about how simple and fair voting methods differ from choose-only-one models like IRV/STV. STAR Voting is an innovative voting method for more representative elections. Instead of being limited to picking just one candidate, you can score as many candidates as you like, showing your preference order and your level of support for the options. STAR Voting empowers voters to express their views and opinions more accurately, ensures that voters are able to vote their conscience without wasting their vote, combats polarization, and does a better job at electing winners who actually represent the will of the people. Enjoy a casual group ride and chat with STAR Voting volunteers about why STAR is different from other voting methods, how elections can be tools for understanding majority opinion and consensus-building, and what lets STAR elections cut through the gotchas that keep us trapped in a two-party system.

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It's the final public day of the Lloyd Center, Portland's iconic 1960s mall, and the first mall in the world to have an ice skating rink. Put on your best funeral gear (or Tonya Harding outfit) and ride in a funeral procession looping through some of the funnest parking structures before ending with a skating exhibition and optional jam skate on the final day of the ice rink. All day skating is $20 including skate rentals.

Join us on a ride from PSU Farmers Market to the (rip) Lloyd Center Ride, We'll meet by the Bike Parking between Smith Memorial and Fariborz Hall promptly at 1pm before heading to Lloyd Center for the other ride

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Ever been to High Rocks on the Clackamas River in Gladstone? It's an awesome swim spot where the water stays cold year-round. So what better time to take a dip/dive than in the hottest part of summer? High Rocks is the perfect spot for every type of swimmer- places to just dip in, rocks jutting out a few feet above the water perfect for a cannonball, or take the challenge and jump from 20+ feet above the water. There are lifeguards on duty so everyone is safe. This is a one-way ride as the end point is the park and people are welcome to stay as long as they like. Bring sun block and water! Maybe even some snacks! The ride will start at Westmoreland Park in Sellwood at Hall Pond (approx. the intersection of SE 22nd and SE Rex St). From there we'll go through Sellwood and pick up the Trolley Trail that goes through Milwaukie and Oak Grove until it ends in Gladstone right near High Rocks (which is basically across the street from the DMV). It's between 8-9 miles one way to High Rocks.

Block 3: Finish Line Two day festival pass (all blocks included) - $55 Individual block ticket - $18 Filmed by Bike is back for our 23rd annual film festival featuring the World’s Best Bike Movies! Secure your seats for our 2026 Festival at the Clinton Street Theater on August 7-8! https://cstpdx.com/filmed-by-bike/ <-- Tickets here! filmedbybike.org

Block 3: Finish Line tickets!

https://cstpdx.com/filmed-by-bike/

The Bike Bus to the Beaverton Night Market is a community group ride with a casual pace that starts at Highland Park Middle School and rides to La Raíz Park for anyone from the Vose Neighborhood to hop on. From there, we ride to Evelyn Schiffler Park for riders in the Central Beaverton area to join up. From there, we ride to the Beaverton Round for the Night Market festivities, hopefully before the usual rush. Here is the timetable: 4:00 Meet at Highland Park Middle School 4:15 Ride out to La Raíz 4:30 Depart La Raíz Park en route to Evelyn Schiffler Park 5:05 Depart Schiffler Park 5:30 Arrive at Beaverton Round for a fun event! The intended route is available here: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/55906980 There will be a free Bike Valet at the Night Market, so your bike will be watched while you walk through the market. (Thanks to Westside Transportation Alliance! Gift cards for folks who park with the Bike Valet!) Times are approximate, and we have time for unforeseen stops. No rush! The route is appropriate for younger riders who are experienced on a bike and can ride unassisted for a few miles. Bikes with training wheels may not be appropriate for this Bike Bus. "The Beaverton Night Market exists to create a vibrant, intercultural, family-friendly space that is reminiscent of night markets internationally. The Market offers an opportunity for emerging and developing entrepreneurs to participate in a market experience as well as creating an event with multicultural food, crafts, performances, activities, and goods for families of all backgrounds in Beaverton to enjoy." -- https://www.beavertonoregon.gov/390/Beaverton-Night-Market

Do you like bicycles? Do you like tabletop fantasy roleplaying games? Do you like parks? Do you like beer? If you can say yes to at least one of these things, then Side Quest Ride Quest might be the ride for you! Come join us as we crawl through N and NE PDX and visit some of our town's most beautiful public parks and maybe a public house or two. If people are interested, we can have extended stops at parks to hang out and roll some dice maybe? Costumes welcome! Dress up as your own D&D player character or your favorite romantic interest or villain from the realms. Plan for about 7 miles, give or take. This will be a medium-chill-paced ride. We might get excited but we certainly don't want to leave any adventurers in the dust. The ride will not be a loop, but very nearly so. We plan to end the ride at Old Town Brewing on NE MLK for beers and pizza. For those who want to join, some of us will be going to nearby Curious Comedy Theater to watch the new D&D-themed improv comedy show, Side Quest! It's Swords, Its Sorcery, it's Intrigue. Oh my! Depending on how many people show up, we may need corkers, so volunteers are appreciated and loved! No fee for the ride, but if you want to buy beer/pizza/salad/etc, or if you want to purchase a ticket to the show, that is up to you and your pantheon.

Coming to the Beaverton Night Market from the North? We’ve got a ride for that. The Bike Bus to the Beaverton Night Market (North) is a community group ride with a casual pace that starts at THPRD’s HMT Recreation Complex (at the North end by the roller hockey rink). stops at the Elmonica MAX station and passes by the Merlo RD MAX station and Beaverton Creek Park & Ride on the way to the Night Market at the Beaverton Round Timetable 4:30 Meet at HMT Recreation Complex 4:45 Roll out towards Elmonica 5:05 Arrive at Elmonica MAX station (Wait 5 minutes) 5:10 Depart Elmonica towards Merlo Rd 5:20 Pass through Merlo Rd MAX 5:30 Arrive at Beaverton Creek Park and Ride (Wait 5 minutes) 5:35 Depart Beaverton Creek 5:50 Arrive at the Beaverton Night Market Route: https://ridewithgps.com/trips/400907316 There will be a free Bike Valet at the Night Market, so your bike will be watched while you walk through the market. (Thanks to Westside Transportation Alliance! Gift cards for folks who park with the Bike Valet!) Times are approximate, and we have time for unforeseen stops. No rush! The route is appropriate for younger riders who are experienced on a bike and can ride unassisted for a few miles. Bikes with training wheels may not be appropriate for this Bike Bus. "The Beaverton Night Market exists to create a vibrant, intercultural, family-friendly space that is reminiscent of night markets internationally. The Market offers an opportunity for emerging and developing entrepreneurs to participate in a market experience as well as creating an event with multicultural food, crafts, performances, activities, and goods for families of all backgrounds in Beaverton to enjoy." -- https://www.beavertonoregon.gov/390/Beaverton-Night-Market

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YESSAAHHHH LESS GOOO 5TH ANNUAL DA KINE We go ride bike mauka to makai, big sounds local jams, suck um up little bit.... know da kine ah Start up Sellwood Park on the hill and end up by da watah at Sellwood Riverfront bumbai for one picnic paina! We go do 808 kine tings and cruise um around town first but. Bring chairs, blankets, grinds, keiki, any kine!

This ride is a protest. We organized the Emergency WNBR back in October. We organized the die in at City Hall in 2025, We organized the die in at Zenith Energy in 2024. We continue the tradition of the global movement that WNBR protest is about. We will have more information soon. This ride is in no way connected or affiliated with PDXWNBR or Umbrella.

20th Annual Metal ride A few of the people behind starting some of the biggest party rides of Pedalpalooza, Sysfail and Tomas decided there NEEDED to be a heavy metal, doom and thrash ride. So expect really loud Metal in stereo. We will tour all things metal. Meet at 6, ride at 66 after 6 going to have sign up for metal karaoke blocks! Want to help out/participate send us an email.

Block 4: Bike Love Two day festival pass (all blocks included) - $55 Individual block ticket - $18 Filmed by Bike is back for our 23rd annual film festival featuring the World’s Best Bike Movies! Secure your seats for our 2026 Festival at the Clinton Street Theater on August 7-8! https://cstpdx.com/filmed-by-bike/ <-- Tickets here! filmedbybike.org

Block 4: Bike Love tickets!

https://cstpdx.com/filmed-by-bike/

Classic 80s Glam Rock & Heavy Metal hits and anthems. Meet up at 7pm at Laurelhurst Park near the bathrooms. Ride out at 8pm. Easy paced 1 hour, 6-7 mile loop back to Laurelhurst Park. Dress to impress if you're feeling it!

The Overlook monthly rides are free, family-friendly, and offer an opportunity to get outside and meet neighbors in a conversational paced ride that explores the many bike paths, routes, and destinations that Overlook has to offer. Route is always less than 6 miles (about 1 hour of riding) and is a loop. The rides are monthly on the 2nd Sunday of each month. The ride is led by Overlook Neighborhood Association Chair Nic Cota. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions, want to get involved, or have any issues/ideas related to transportation in the Overlook neighborhood!

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*This was rescheduled from 6/28 because of unpredictable rainy weather to Sunday 8/9 Please join us for the most family friendly ride of this summer hosted by Rachael of PDX Dinorama/PDX Sidewalk Joy and PDX: NakedHearts. The ride will meet at Grant Park at 9:30am and we will ride at 10 promptly. The ride is a loop and will be around 5.5 miles stopping at many installations in the Irvington area ending back at Grant Park's playground. There will be a lot of stops so please keep that in mind; the point is to enjoy all these unique installations that make Portland so amazing! If the ride is large it may be hard to enjoy each stop to the fullest, but we will do our best to make sure everyone gets to see and hear about each one while keeping on schedule. You can expect a mellow pace with a lot of regrouping as well to make sure everyone is together and safe. The stewards of most of these sidewalk joy installations will be home to greet us which is so special!If you have speakers, please bring them and join our jam or play only family friendly music while respecting keeping space riding between speakers. If you came last year you may remember how HOT it was! The route is shorter this year with less stops. To be prepared for the fun here are some things you can bring: small toys/figurines, quarters (at least 2!), toy cars/car related trinkets, keychains, stickers Please be sure to bring plenty of water and any snacks you and your kids may need; these can be enjoyed at any of the stops :) Safety first and fun second! If you are attending please keep in mind this is a family friendly event so we ask that you do not partake in any alcohol or smoking before, during or after while around the group. We will need people to cork; if you are willing to help please check in with anyone in a pink vest/ride leader Nichole before the ride so we can go over expectations with you. You will need to ride in front and precork and we expect anyone corking to practice non violence to keep the group safe. If you have not spoken to us about corking please refrain from doing so. If you are a banned rider you are 100% not welcome on this ride and we will be following the Shift code of conduct. You can view the route here: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/55623914

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Playa bike Swap and minor repair workshop at Bikes4Humanity. Co-hosted by TomCat Bikes and A Convenient Cycle. Need a Playa Bike? No longer need your trusty and crusty playa steed? swap, trade, buy or sell your bike at this event. Will fill details as we get closer. Intention is for this to be a fundraiser for Bikes4Humanity, and to help them sort and sell off some of their less commute worthy bikes that are an entirely useful base for artifying for Burning Man. Safety 3rd checks, inflation, and cheap decorations available.

A ride through the woods to celebrate Chap E. Chapo's thenth birthday! Leaving Friendship Circle for Forest Park, across St. John's Bridge before stopping at Starter Bread then Orange & Blossom. Whale take our snacks to Alberta Park and finish the ride.

codyzellis@gmail.com

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Ride to King Farmers Market at Martin Luther King Jr Elementary School to enjoy the fruits of our farmer friends, support local food systems and get to meet and know your community! Starting at Wilshire parks we will take Mason Bike Lane to 32nd to Going Greenways to get to the Farmer's market. This is a Bike Bus style ride so hop on where and when you can anywhere along the way! Leaving Wilshire Park from 37th & Skidmore at 10:30 https://www.portlandfarmersmarket.org/our-markets/king/

This is a ride to support awareness for organ donation, specially pediatric organ donation and Children’s Organ Transplant Association! It's a casual and fun ride that is kid and family centered. Will start at Mt Tabor Park playground at 11:00am and rally at the playground, we'll play at the park, take a lap by Lone Fir Cemetery to have a moment of silence for the heart donors whose families have helped kids like Calendula, then we will head to Colonel Summers Park playground at 11:30am on bikes to parade and play there where there's a splash pad! To help celebrate and call attention to the ride, you can decorate your bikes with calendulas or other flowers or hearts or other organs to celebrate Calendula's journey and promote organ donation awareness. We will have signage for COTA in honor of Calendula and organ donor forms and giveaways from Donate Life Northwest. This ride is organized by the mom and 10-year-old sibling of Calendula, who is a 2-year-old who just received a heart transplant! This was after living at Seattle Children’s hospital for over a year. We're celebrating with community and enjoying life outside the hospital… We are so lucky that someone shared the gift of life with us through pediatric organ donation and we're no longer living in the hospital. As an anarchist mom having lived in Portland for 22 years, storytimes, seed giveaways, and bike rides with Bike Summer! feel true to our roots as we endeavor to promote COTA in honor of Calendula and pediatric organ donation. We learned on our journey that transplant wait times are actually longer here in the Pacific Northwest! Our family is on the other side of having waited for an organ, but the experience has left us with a passion for potentially helping other children and families to not have to endure such long hospital stays and more intense medical interventions, separations, and isolation. This event is outside, but we ask those who are able to mask to do so, we will provide n95 masks and we will provide hand sanitizer. This helps keep events accessible to people like Calendula, who are immune compromised. Please message blue crow, Calendula's mama, with any questions or feedback or ideas about the event! This is a free event but we are asking for a suggested donation to go to COTA in honor of Calendula or $5-$20. http://www.COTA.org/COTAforCalendula

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🎶 Californiaaaaa 🎶 Californiaaaaa 🎶 here we coooooooooooome 🎶 The hit TV series premiered ON MY BIRTHDAY in 2003 and instantly became appointment viewing for me for the next four years. I wanted to be Seth, I wanted to date Marissa, and I listened to every Phantom Planet song I could find (thanks, Limewire!). Join us in your finest mid-2000s outfits for an easy ride to Cathedral Park for a beach day. We'll blast music from the inimitable TV series soundtrack as well as other bops from the era (and probably more Phantom Planet). Mmm whatcha saaaay, will you be there?

instagram.com/benhrosen

PolaCon Portland is coming! During the weekend of August 7–9, 2026 join us for a three-day instant film celebration featuring workshops, photowalks, demos, and community fun. As part of the celebration, we are hosting a mellow paced ride following an almost-but-not-quite-a-loop around the central city. We'll stop at several photogenic locations to take pictures. While the focus of this ride is on instant photography, it is open to all bikes and cameras. Skateboards and other personal wheeled mobility devices also welcome. And there are plenty of Biketown stations near the start if you need to grab a bikeshare. Route is still being finalized, but we will have a few spots where non-cyclists can meet up.

urbanadventureleague@gmail.com

https://bikesandfilmcamerasclub.wordpress.com/

https://www.instantfilmsociety.org/post/polacon-pdx/

Established in 2017, we ride once a month to enjoy what this city has to offer. Each month is led by a different CORVIDAE member, and therefore will be unique. We occasionally have themes or additional donations to different organizations. Additionally, host pop-up rides during the summer and collect dry non perishables for food donations every month. ​We try to focus our rides on greenways, group etiquette, safety measures and general comradery. In addition to bike safety and accessibility, we want to promote using bicycles as an alternative to fossil fueled travel within Portland. This is a no-drop ride, but please bring your repair kit with a spare tube so we can keep the ride rolling. Please bring your own provisions; we’ll be stopping near stores, but not at them. Each member has an eye out for the crowd, will cork, sweep and be a general pillar of support. Ride pace is casual at around 10 miles with a few park stops. We aim to impress that this is a safe environment for all; no aggressive, sexist, racist, or any other kind of BS will be tolerated. Please review our Corvidae Code of Conduct. Meet 2nd Sunday of every month Hang at 1 PM  Wheels down at 2 PM sharp Bring your respect for each and the city. Leave no trace 🤘🏽

corvidaebc@gmail.com

https://corvidaebc.weebly.com/code-of-conduct.html

https://www.instagram.com/corvidaebc/?hl=en

Gristaxe Hammerhorn, king in exile of the lost dwarven city of Hammerhorn Keep is gathering a band of adventures to delve into the ancient ruins of his ancestral home in search of the lost relics of that once great kingdom. Beware! What dangers have crept into those long abandoned halls? What creatures now inhabit those dark depths? What secrets far below the earth drove the dwarves to flee their city all those years ago? Only the bravest and mightiest adventures should dare take up King Hammerhorn's quest, but priceless treasures, ancient magics and unparalleled glory await any that survive. Dungeons & Dragons & Derailleurs is a Dungeons and Dragons-inspired ride that will have you and your adventuring party biking to a few different locations in N/NE Portland and playing a D&D-light choose-your-own-adventure game. No previous D&D experience required! We’ll have everything you need for the game, but bringing along notebooks and pencils or even a costume is definitely encouraged. Adventuring parties of 4 are ideal, but the game works for groups of other sizes. Or just show up at the starting location solo and invite strangers to join you on your quest! Note: This is a dispersed ride done in small groups. Our homebrewed game rules are in the links below for anyone curious, but there is no need to read them before the ride. They're simple and a DM will be at each location to lead you through the adventure.

bret.stenger@gmail.com

7742627330

Dungeons & Dragons & Derailleurs rules

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dD_GWSJVxEzwtMvD0Lwa9OI9pxSA9zda/view?usp=sharing

We will ride in mindful silence, there will be a guided meditation break - 20 minute Some folks may choose to be silent throughout, some may chat on the break (away from the meditation space), before, and after. The Body and Mind Awareness Ride Series ------- Outside the Lines is a community-centered ride for folks who identify "outside the lines" — those who don't always feel like they belong. Bring your whole self, whether that's silly and social, quiet and reflective, or somewhere in between. We practice consent, follow the Shift2Bikes Code of Conduct, ride at a social pace, and do our best to ensure no one gets left behind. Expect loop routes, good company, a mid-ride activity, and a stop with food, drinks, and clean restrooms. Presented by Ride Safe PDX. We're working to make the Portland bike community safer, more welcoming, and more inclusive.

@ridesafepdx @cazduncanlmt

Ride around town visiting as many cool vending machines as possible and collecting a stamp at each stop. If you collect 12 stamps and make it to Bar Cala by 7:00, you'll be entered to win prizes. What kids of prizes? SO MANY PRIZES! Any rider who visits all 5 quadrants gets a special prize, too. Meet at 4 pm at 707 NE Fremont Street at Mike Bennett Studios Ride ends at 7pm at Bar Cala at 2703 NE Alberta St, Portland, OR 97211. (Doors open at 6 for the real fast riders.) FREE to ride. Refreshments available for purchase at most stops.

This is a ride for all union members in Portland and all who support unions! Portland Community College won a strong contract after striking, so we will be riding to two of their campuses. Meet at Portland Community College Southeast Campus. Then, we will ride to Portland Community College Cascade campus for a bit of live music and then head to Worker's tap where we will have drinks, hear speeches and learn about an upcoming Secrets of a Successful Organizer training. Wear your union's local shirt if you have one!

Park Disco Finale: Brit Indie Trip Hop 90s Dance Rave Northern Soul 80s New Wave Mash-up. Ride to park dance spot. Meet at 7, ride at 7.30, bike for a bit, then we park disco to 10.30pm. This is the end ride to the previous four Park Disco rides. Arctic Monkeys, Massive Attack, The Prodigy, Underworld, R. Dean Taylor, Gloria Jones, Duran Duran, Depeche Mode... and many more mashed-up from before that you can dance with abandon to. This is more dance than ride. No store stop, bring your own supplies. This ride takes us back to times before internet takeover and social media puffed up egos, drained souls and wiped out humor. Simpler, better times. Those that were there were lucky to be there, and those who weren't, can be there now on this ride. This is not a ride for those who take themselves seriously. If you haven't done a Park Disco before, you haven't lived. Show up at all five rides, win a prize? Maybe.

*Rescheduled from Aug 4th* Grab your demon bicycle and join your fellow children of the fence as we ride within the keywork, attempting to awaken Vaxis from his prison of slumber! With our quintillian speaker in tow, we will ascend to the music of one of the greatest rock bands of all time! Rumor has it that the liar's club may send Candelaria to disrupt our journey. ROUTE: Route will be 15ish miles at a social pace with 1 store stop. The ride will not be a loop, but it won’t end far from the start point. This is a no-drop ride. While the route won't be posted beforehand, feel free to ask the ride leader about specifics at the start or at stops if you have questions. This is a curated playlist with sound support, please leave your speakers at home or reach out beforehand to coordinate syncing (we have a transmitter system). If you're banned from other rides, you're banned from this ride.

@codisinc

From July 13-August 17, we'll be leading a bike bus to Sellwood Park every Monday morning. This year we're excited to announce an extra bonus: Everyone 14 or under who joins us gets a raffle ticket to win a FREE WOOM BIKE, and other prizes. The winner will have their choice of a Woom Go (for kids 1.5 to 8 years old) or a Woom Explore (for kids 6 to 14). Each time a child joins us, even if they're riding with an adult, they'll get a raffle ticket. The more times you ride, the more chances to win. The Bike Bus is being coordinated with the Sellwood Community House for their summer camps, but you don't need to go to the camp to join us and get a raffle ticket. Every Monday morning the Bike Bus will leave from in front of Llewellyn Elementary School, ride a loop on bike-friendly roads and greenways, and end at Sellwood Park where Sellwood Community House has activities planned all day. The rides will be family-friendly, with music, and an adult ride leader and caboose rider. Helmets are required for anyone under 16 years old. Kids riding on their own bike should be at least 8 years old and able to ride for a couple miles. Younger kids may join with parental support. Parents are encouraged and welcome to attend. All bikes should be in good condition. The pace will be fairly slow, and nobody will be dropped. The Bike Bus will only go to Sellwood Community House and Sellwood Park; riders will return on their own. Below is the Bike Bus schedule. The route is the same as last year, but will leave earlier to get to Sellwood Park by 9 am. Riders can join at any of the stops along the route.     8:30 am - Leave from the front of Llewellyn Elementary School on SE 14th Ave     8:35 am - SE 19th & SE Claybourne St     8:40 am - SE 19th & SE Spokane St     8:45 am - At Sellwood Middle School, SE Umatilla St & SE 15th Ave     8:50 am - Arrive at Sellwood Community House at SE 15th & SE Spokane St     8:55 am - Arrive at Sellwood Park on SE 7th Ave

pamelaschpamela@gmail.com

https://www.sellwoodcommunityhouse.org/the-shack-at-sellwood-park#shack-calendar

Join us on the westside for Bike Happy Hour, hosted by Ride_Westside Meet new friends and old, hang out, grab a beverage (alcoholic or not), grab some food (optional), and let's talk bikes! Everyone welcome! Every 2nd and 4th Monday, 4:30 to 7 p.m. We are usually on the bar patio or the near it on the ground level.

http://ridewestside.org/

https://www.instagram.com/ride_westside/

It's been a minute (since June of 2019), but it is time to do another @sidewalkingpdx tour of interesting and humorous sidewalk stamps. Here is the description of the first version: https://www.shift2bikes.org/calendar/event-11972 It will be an easy family-friendly ride, SE and NE.

@sidewalkingpdx

Welcome to Mellow Mondays 2026. Are you interested in leading a ride? This is a supportive and organized way to lead for the first time. Every week there’s different themes but there are constants…. Slow pace, about 8 mph, Distance varies but approx 10 miles, Family friendly, We practice consent and non-violence on all our rides, Store stop for safe clean bathroom access but generally we try and make these stops short, Skater friendly (but please check with ride leader about crunchy or potential issues for skates), ALL Wheels friendly (scooter, skates, skateboard, e bikes etc), Ride is always a loop, Corking and traffic intersections are calm. Be mindful of smoking around others and do not smoke around children. FAQ, Can I bring a speaker? Yes but please speak to the ride leader and play the music they’ve carefully selected or what their preference is. Can I lead a ride? Yes, please attend a few first and get a feel for how the rides are. I’ve heard NakedHearts supports other rides? Yes, we can help with planning, encouragement, promotion, sound support and what not. What do you mean you practice consent? We ask everyone (even friends, relatives, husbands and wives with each other) to ask for permission before touching anyone else or their belongings and when asking to seek listen and empower ‘No’. What do you mean you practice Non-violence? We specifically expect everyone to be calm, kind and respectful with all car interactions. One riders aggression to a car driver can put everyone else at risk. We live in a small city and are bound to encounter the same drivers again. Are all your rides a protest? Yes, being together with respect and acceptance and finding comfort and joy around others and strangers is an act of protest against the divisive paradigm we are in.

https://www.instagram.com/nakedhearts.pdx?igsh=MTI3a2h3YTE2c3E5bw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Its a Ride after the Westside Bike Happy Hour! Meet at the BGs Food Cartel Western Bike Rack (near the SW Rose Biggi Ave entrance) Come for HH 4:30-7. Find your bike at 7, we'll ride by 7:10! This will be a casual pace loop ride exploring around Beaverton & Hillsboro and we usually aim to be done before 9pm. Dress for the weather and bring your lights! If you need anything, Message on Insta

http://ridewestside.org/

https://www.instagram.com/ride_westside/

Come dressed as your favorite McConaughey - creeper from Dazed and Confused? RomcomConaughey? Dallas Buyers Club? Magic Mike? Lincoln Lawyer? Bongos McConaughey? (Please cover up your bits if you go with that one.) This ride makes only right turns - if we need to turn left, TOO BAD! We're gonna chain a buncha right turns together instead. Ride leader is notoriously terrible about planning routes, so be prepared for some chaos. Not opera ride level, but nobody can match that level of CHAOOOOOSSSS. This is the theme for Mellow Monday - respect other riders and drivers, don't touch people or their belongings without consent, and banned riders are banned here.

Attempt FIVE repeats on SE 52nd Avenue from Harney to Flavel Drive from 12:30pm - 1pm every Tuesday of Pedalpalooza. This is a unique ride in that we don't meet to start, just show up and ride up the hill over and over, each at our own pace. Earn a shiny hill killerz sticker! You agree to follow these rules just by showing up: 1) No complaining 2) Do whatever you want 3) Do not sue me

Bicycle Kitty rides

For those of you who can't make it on Wednesday to Rainbow Plaza or for those of you who need a 2nd day of community building, or for those of you who like/love to drink wine... I present to you a weekly Tuesday event at Bar Botellon ! just three blocks from Blumenauer Bridge! https://barbotellon.com/tapas - tapas menu ! https://barbotellon.com/drinks - wine menu & other drinks :) Join other bike-minded folks for good wine, great tapas, and Spaniard vibes on the corner of NE 6th & Davis at Bar Botellon every Tuesday from 4-8pm (or so). Tapas Tuesday, inspired by Bike Happy Hour on Wednesday, is a place where anyone can show up and be welcomed by our wonderful community. Just show up whenever and be ready to roll by 5:30pm Bicycle Advisory Committee meeting starts at 6:00pm. Announcements (6:00-6:15) Portland Policy Bureau Traffic Division (6:15-6:40) Autonomous Vehicle Administrative Rule (6:40-7:10) Bikeable Portland (7:10-7:30) Committee Business (7:30-7:50) Public Comment (7:50-8:00) Adjourn (8:00) More details here: https://www.portland.gov/transportation/bicycle-committee/events/2026/3/10/portland-bicycle-advisory-committee-march-2026 All ages are welcome and there are bike racks where you can park your bikes. Feel free to bring your own activities: puzzles, chess, games, GUITARS, castanets, etc!

joebicycles@gmail.com

Bar Botellon Tapas Menu

Learn about bike maintenance and bring your bicycle with you to get some hands-on experience doing basic repairs! We'll go over the major systems on a bike, learn how to do some simple adjustments and have time to practice flat repair. You're encouraged to bring your bike and any specific questions about issues you might have, but it's not required for attendance. Free and open to everyone.

timo.forsberg@portlandoregon.gov

503-823-7699

Portland By Cycle

portland.gov/bike

Swimming, lounging, people watching, and sunset viewing in the CLEAN Willamette River !!! Bring WATER SHOES, floaties, fins, inflatables, goggles, and smiles We aim to cultivate a positive culture of fun and highlight Audrey McCall Beach This is your chance to dive into the best swimming hole in central city Portland, right on the Eastbank Esplanade. the Willamette River has lots to offer! You can dip your feet in over the edge of the dock, or wade right in. Then listen to music, people watch, take in the bridges, and the sunset. THE BEST way to get to AUDREY McCALL BEACH is to ride your bike. GPS beginning: 45.52424439407037, -122.65902568238852 GPS ending: 45.51222148792892, -122.66807450174942

joebicycles@gmail.com

Taco Tuesday Rides 🌮🚲 (21+ only) Join us every Tuesday evening for a fun, social, and chill community bike ride around Portland! 📍 Meet-Up Location: Salmon Street Springs 🕕 Meet Time: 6:00 PM 🚴 Roll Out: 6:30 PM 📅 Every Tuesday from June 2, 2026 through August 25, 2026. Each ride is a loop and will range from approximately 2–4 miles at a relaxed, social pace. Every Tuesday we’ll visit a different taco spot or local establishment depending on capacity and availability. This ride is about building community, having a good time, and creating a welcoming space for everyone. All attendees are expected to be respectful of one another, the ride leader, corkers, and the establishments we visit. Riders must obey all traffic laws, stay in the right lane when riding, and not pass the ride leader unless instructed otherwise. No disrespect, harassment, or harmful behavior of any kind will be tolerated. We want everyone to feel safe, included, and comfortable while riding together. Bring your bike, good vibes, and an appetite 🌮

https://www.instagram.com/pdx_taco_tuesday_ride?igsh=OG81ejdrZG05NXVt&utm_source=qr

Do you miss the feeling of looking for a movie at Blockbuster? Do you a love community free "library?" Well you're in luck! There a multiple Free Blockbuster's around Portland! The idea is simple, TAKE a movie, LEAVE a movie,Be Kind, Rewind. On this ride, We will take a tour of a handful of these Free Blockbuster's around town. Bring some dvd or vhs tapes to leave, so you can take a movie from these nostalgic free libraries. (Not mandatory.Ride leader will have some tapes/dvds to replenish the blockbuster's we visit.) Route is a little over 12 miles. NOT a loop. Ends at Creston Park.

@Dandevilman

It’s Taskmaster but EVEN GAYER 5 brave cyclists submit to judgment from the Task Daddy & his sub, Little Alex Horny All to win the hallowed GOLDEN DILDO Previous tasks have included throwing the most scandalous surprise party for Little Alex Horny, creating the most tempting cake out of mashed potatoes and twizzlers, and hitting a flamingo with rubber ducks. This is a Very Serious event. <<<<<CASTING CALL>>>>> Do you have a bike and a humiliation kink? DM @paloozzas to apply!

TuTu Tuesday Festival Bike ride! Decorate your bike with lights and color and beats and funk. This is a ride series on the second Tuesday of the month: June, July, and August. A flattish 2-3 mile meandering ride from the Brooklyn Neighborhood to The Vern, a local dive that hosts Woosday, the weekly Burning Man meetup and post happy hour hangout Meet at 6:15 PM. Party pace starts at 7 PM. Ride starts at TomCat Bikes; get there earlier than 6pm for inflation and last minute comfort fixes. Ride ends at the Vern (over 21). The ride is open to all ages.

We will be hitting the streets of NE Portland to enjoy bachata and salsa music with stops along the way to learn and practice your dancing! Never danced before? No problem! We will teach you the basics with a salsa lesson at 6:30! Come join in the joy of dancing outdoors at the most beautiful settings that Portland has to offer!

https://www.instagram.com/bailandoafuera/

Do you like Bavarian soft pretzels? Do you like to snack on said pretzels while riding bikes? Well then! Have I got the ride for you! We will ride to a few locations that have choice pretzels, stop and snack, then ride some more! Warning: Gluten lovers only!

riverphlows73113@gmail.com

Join other bike-minded folks for drinks, food and community every Wednesday from 4pm - 6pm (or so). Bike Happy Hour is a place where everyone is welcomed and embraced by our community. Just show up and hang out. That's it! Follow @bikeloudpdx on socials for updates and info about special themed nights or special guest appearances. All ages are welcome. We often have little kiddos running around. . 4:00 pm - Quiet(er) hours. If you don't like crowds or want to talk one-on-one, this is a great time to show up. 4:55 pm - Free Fries at Four Fifty Five! (Please help BikeLoudPDX sustain this cherished tradition by joining BikeLoudPDX via this link: https://bikeloudpdx.org/donate/ 5:30 pm - Open Mic. Special guest speeches and announcements. Everyone is welcome to share. No invitation needed. 6:06 pm - Folks / Bike Summer Rides start to leave around 6, including Duckworth Dock swim, but you are welcome to stay later.

Please meet us outside Crema Coffee in Rainbow Plaza. Look for other people on bikes, people wearing swimsuits, pool noodles, inflatable toys, etc. Willamette River Summer Swim Wednesday !!! Swimming, lounging, people watching, and sunset viewing in the CLEAN Willamette River !!! We aim to cultivate a positive culture of fun and highlight the Duckworth Dock as a key amenity of Portland. This is your chance to dive into the best swimming hole in Portland. Bring your floaties, fins, inflatables, goggles, and smiles the Willamette River has lots to offer if you just want to dip your feet in over the edge, listen to music, people watch and take in the beautiful bridges.

People Everywhere, The Universe Smiles Upon You! Find your bikes and prepare for takeoff; We're traveling "First Class!" This ride is being hosted by Clever Cycles. Meet up in the Clever Cycles Parking lot, behind the shop. We'll have some refreshments before/during the ride, because the Khru loves a party. So put on your "White Gloves," because we're setting out to "Find the Third Room" (Route Info to come) Corking will be a community effort. Anyone feeling up to helping out, it's greatly appreciated!! BANNED RIDERS: If you are banned from any rides, you are also banned from this ride. If we had more time, we could ride forever. This will be "One to Remember"

Gather for the 2nd annual ride celebrating one of the best working directors: Luca Guadagnino. Both bicycles and music play central roles in his tender, lavish films. THEME: The films of Luca Guadagnino! Expect a route highlighting the beauty of Portland. Expect a playlist of scores and soundtracks from his films, including tracks by The Psychedelic Furs, Sufjan Stevens, Blood Orange and Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross. Excited for the ride and want to check out or revisit some of his films? We recommend Call Me By Your Name, Challengers, Suspiria (2018), Bones and All and Queer. ROUTE: Route will be about 10-12 miles with a store stop, taking roughly 2 hours or so in total. Ride may or may not be a loop, but won't end too far from the start. While the route won’t be posted beforehand, feel free to ask the ride leader about specifics at Laurelhurst Park or the store stop if you have questions.

https://www.instagram.com/pitprincette/

Come join us for a fun filled loop ride around some of Portland's favorite Neighborhoods & Bike Routes. Cruise on your bike or skateboard to the sounds of MADONNA'S "DANCE CLUB HITS" FROM 1983 TO 2026 . . . . FROM LUCKY STAR TO CONFESSIONS II . . . . There will be a Dance Party Stop at Oregon Park. Please Feel Free to wear some 80's gear . . . Bring Snacks & Drinks because there is not a Store Refreshments stop. Can't Wait to see EVERYONE . . . Group photo at 7:15 pm.

Ride with us as we journey to the future, the distant year 1997. We'll be pedaling through the wasteland to a very 80's soundtrack as we make our way scavenging through Portland. We LOVE scavenging! Come prepared with your wheels, helmets, double-hammers, gnomesticks, Turbo Rider comics, unicorns, or pick up anything cool you find along the way. Watch out for mutant rats and anyone who looks evil! Bring as much water as you'll need and remember the 7 rules! Be mindful of everyone's personal bubble and get ready to find some new friends! We'll end the ride with an outdoor screening of the 2015 classic film, Turbo Kid. Let's make it memorable. If you're banned from any other rides you're also banned here.

We have a fun one lined up for you! We are actually starting from a different transit center, further west, and then riding back to the Beaverton Transit Center! It will lead us 16-17 miles back to B.T.C. and an elevation gain of about 500 feet! Not a lot to it. This is a ride we haven't done in a while so you don't want to miss it! Cha, dude! And the leader says, “July 29: Hidden Creek from Quatama Station 16.8mi/480’ Join us at a different starting point, Quatama Station, for a visit with a forest giant and the usual funny business as we make our way back to Beaverton Transit Center.”