Bikey Fun, June 16 - July 6

Shift helps other groups and individuals promote their "bike fun" events.
Most of the events in this calendar are not produced by Shift.

Sunday June 16

ZOOBOMB CENTURY: Moshington Park, SW Fairview Blvd and SW Knights Blvd (The Logs of Indecision)
10:00am, Racers start at 10:00am sharp!
ZOOBOMB's annual death ride is back! 100 miles of downhill on a 16" kid's bike. Only minibikes place in the top 3. All bikes, boards, contraptions welcome to challenge. BBQ, prizes, grudges, medics!

How it works: Bring a bike, helmet (fullface=cheap dental insurance), MAX ticket. Maps with routes provided. Bomb all day until Zoobomb time. How fast are you? It'll take a while. Record your miles on the scoreboard. Grill on the hill.

Where? Take the MAX to Washington Park, go right til you hit Century HQ at the logs on top of the stairs.

Why? TO BE A CENTURION. RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK
Genghis Sean, endlessblockadegmail, Zoobomb.net
PREGNANT LADIES (AND NEW PARENTS) RIDE: Clever Cycles, 908 SE Hawthorne Blvd
11:00am
Pregnant ladies on bikes! Won't we be adorable! We'll start with a quick workshop on cycling with small children, what gear to look for, and how to keep your family safe while pedaling. Then we'll be off on a mini-tour of the many small, neighborhood playgrounds in SE (and southern NE) Portland. Expect the pace to be slow and the terrain to be flat and will stick mainly to neighborhood greenways. Dads and dads-to-be are welcome with a pregnant woman or child attendant or with a pillow underneath your shirt.

We'll probably wind up the ride at one of Portland's many amazing ice cream shops
Allison Sliter, allison.slitergmail
THE JOY OF SECTS: Sunnyside School, 3421 SE Salmon
11:00am - 1:30pm, Roll at 11:15
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.
Pasture Ted,
ICE CREAM RIDE: Woodstock Park, SE 47th Ave and Steele (by the playground)
11:15am, Ride by 11:45am
Join us once again for a tour of some of the best homemade ice cream Portland has to offer. This year we will cover more distance than in the past and visit four stops, plus a bonus round for those hardcore cyclists/ice cream enthusiasts (helmets required for the bonus stop). Bring cash for easy transactions. This ride is not a loop.
Ice Cream Riders
CLOUDBUSTING BY BIKE: A KATE BUSH RIDE!: Oregon Park, NE Hoyt St and 29th Ave
12:00pm, Meet at noon, ride at 12:30pm
Come with us as we pedal to the tunes of the most badass British singer ever - Kate Bush! Costumes encouraged, song requests welcomed. Starts at Oregon Park, conveniently around the corner from a Mrs Bartolozzi-approved laundromat. Ride is not a loop - ends at Velocult in order to meet up with the Get Lost ride :-)
Kat, slippingthebladeinthemarmaladegmail, Facebook thing, 503 839 4108
ZUMBA RIDE (PEDALPAZUMBA!): Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont (Just listen for the music.)
12:00pm
Join us for two of our favorites... riding & dancing, as we tour through inner SE. We'll have awesome instructors and music. Come dressed to dance.

The forecast for Sunday is beautiful. Don't forget your sunscreen, water, & dancing shoes.
Tom, https://www.facebook.com/events/165339846972929
DEADHEAD RIDE [CANCELLED]: [CANCELLED], [CANCELLED] ([CANCELLED])
2:00pm, [CANCELLED]
[CANCELLED]

Event host has had extenuating circumstances and cannot put on this ride. We offer our deepest apologies.
[CANCELLED], hudsontgmail
GET LOST!: Velo Cult, 1969 NE 42nd
2:00pm - 5:00pm, Feel free to bail whenever you wanna go somewhere else
Back for its 4th year, Get Lost! is 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).

You never know what to expect. 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 that's what we said the first year, and we (eerily) ended up in the exact place we started! Read about that year's ride here: http://bit.ly/eDaPZW
Amos, happyamosfungmail, honkytonkprison.com
PETERSEN STYLE RIDE: Peninsula Park Rose Garden, N Albina Ave and Ainsworth St
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Equal parts Petersen-style Ride and Petersen Style-ride. Bring your lugged-steel, tweed, leather, and shellac. What the hey... Pedersen frames also roundly encouraged.
A. H. Hilsen
THREE OUTER LABYRINTHS: NE 115th and Shaver
CANCELED Maybe next year! Maybe just one labyrinth!
A tour of three public outdoor labyrinths in Portland, Clackamas and Gresham. We'll meet at the Parkrose Community Peace Labyrinth, then ride to the Kaiser Sunnyside Labyrinth via the 205 path. We'll finish by riding to the St. Luke's Labyrinth on the Springwater Corridor Trail.

One really gnarly hill at Gateway Green and another steepish slope at St. Luke's, but the rest of the ride is generally slow & easy. This ride is not a loop, but if you know how to get home from the Springwater or Powell I will get you started in the right direction.
.gl.
BIKE WORKSHOP!: Lief's House, 3964 NE Mallory Ave
3:00pm
3964 NE Mallory Ave
This will be part of an ongoing workshop throughout pedalpalooza!

This workshop will teach:

Drivetrain Maintenance
-adjusting shifters
-picking the right gear
-chain maintenance
-drivetrain cleaning

BRING AN OLD TOOTHBRUSH!

Feel free to come late and jump in, but we will try to stick to the agenda as much as possible. Specific bike questions or problems based on time.

Please RVSP to lief.kaisergmail.com so I can get an idea of who wants to come.
https://www.facebook.com/events/399652550151727/
Lief Bamberg, lief.kaisergmail
TRIASSIC TRIATHLON!: BIKEASAURUS, 1725 SE Hawthorne Blvd
3:30pm - 5:30pm
BIKEASAURUS presents an afternoon of fun bikey games! We'll do a bit of relaxed riding between parks with stops to compete in a trifecta of casual, but competitive jurassic battles: Bike & Seek, Raptor Relay, & Pedalpalooza Pictionary!
Kids welcome. Prizes for winners (and non-winners)!
Free spoke cards.

Facebook invite: https://www.facebook.com/events/167403693430596/
Becky, bikeasauruspdxgmail, bikeasaurus.com, 503-235-3404
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM RIDE: Lovejoy Fountain, SW 3rd Ave & Harrison St
4:00pm - 7:00pm
Calling all Pucks, Bottoms, fairies, lovers and dreamers for a leisurely read/read aloud of A Midsummer Night's Dream. We'll stop at five parks along the way, starting at Loyjoy Fountain Park and ending on Mount Tabor, reading an act per park. Costumes and weirdness encouraged. Bring a copy of the play.
Jason , mercurialoneyahoo
BIKEY TRIVIA BY BIKE RIDE: Hopworks Bikebar, 3947 N. Williams (best bike parking is in back)
5:30pm
If you like trivia, and you like bikes (AND YOU KNOW YOU DO!) then this ride is for you!
We'll meet at Bikebar at 5:30 (come early for drinks and snacks if you like), then at 6:00, we'll go for short, easy rides to awesome surprise locations where we'll have bike-themed trivia, which will be run by the Quizzical Empire Empress herself! http://quizzicalempire.com/
Ryan Good, goodstermanyahoo
NO HANDS OLYMPICS: Overlook Park, N Interstate Ave and Fremont St
7:00pm, Arrive early to practice - The Games Start at 7:15
Do you love riding No Hands? Think you're hot shit? Come out and test your mettle. Beer! Prizes! and Music!
Same Great Park New Courses
Four Events
Speed Around the Playground!
Last Bike Standing - How long can you go?
Speed/Distance- How many laps in 5 minutes Le Mans start
Cross-Country Group start and twice around the park.
Spectators encouraged--bring beer and a blanket, there will be plenty of unsafe seating near the course if you're trusting
Karl Dawson, karlcdyahoo
ZOOBOMB: Zoobomb Pyle, SW 13th Ave & W Burnside
8:30pm
Zoobomb is long running weekly bike event that meets every Sunday around 8:30PM near (13th & SW Burnside) in Portland OR. Bring a bike, MAX fare ($2.50), 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, zoobombzoobomb, zoobomb.net

Monday June 17

VELOPALOOZA RIDES PEDALPALOOZA: Salmon st. fountain, SW Salmon St and Naito Pkwy
5:30pm
Bikey comrades from Canada explore the Canuck side of Portland. Bring flags - preferably Canadian.
Ron Richings, richingstelus, VELOPALOOZA!
GRANDADDY OF MUPS: I-205 PATH TOUR: Gateway Transit Center, NE 99th Ave and Multnomah St (near the bike parking lockers)
5:45pm - 7:45pm, Meet at 5:45, Ride starts at 6:00
Learn about the history and exciting future of one of Portland’s oldest shared use paths on this tour with ODOT, WTS, & TriMet. From Gateway Transit Center to Lents, we'll demonstrate how the I-205 path has grown and discuss ongoing efforts to improve the corridor to support sustainability, equity, and mobility in East Portland.
Jessica Horning, jessica.horningodot.state.or, ODOT I-205 Path Website
N. PORTLAND STINGRAY RIDE: Peninsular Park, 700 N Rosa Parks Way (Near the rose gardens)
6:00pm, Meet at 6pm Ride at 7pm
Bring your Schwinn Stingray or other Muscle Bike from the 60's-70's. This ride is for bikes with banana seats on them ONLY. All cruiser saddles will be made fun of mercilessly.
Ride will less than 10 miles and as flat as possible. End point tba. Bring a few bucks for beer.
James, npdxstingraygmail
FAKE MUSTACHE RIDE: Go By Bike Valet, 3303 SW Bond (At the Go By Bike sign underneath the aerial tram in south waterfront)
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Back for it's second year, come celebrate the joy of having hair between your lips and nose for people who don't actually have hair between their lips and nose. We will ride around with our fake mustaches making everyone else jealous.
Kiel, kielijgmail, go by bike, 206-850-8084
ATHLETA EVENING RIDE: Parking Lot under the east side of the Hawthorne bridge, Portland, OR (Look for the Athleta Sign)
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Join Athleta's featured Athlete for a nice evening ride along the Springwater corridor. The ride will begin at the parking lot under the east side of the Hawthorne Bridge at 6:30 pm and plan on an hour ride and the pace will be determined by the participants.
Jennifer Cullison, jennifercullisonhotmail, stores.athleta.net/store-4894
MOBILE METAMORPHIC EFFIGY ERADICATION RIDE: Peninsula Park, 700 N Rosa Parks Way (South side of park, near the fountain)
7:30pm, Ride at 8 sharp!
Gather together and gear up for the summer solstice! The solstice is a time for renewal, and we all know Pedalpalooza heralds the arrive of summer and a whole new outlook on life! Make an effigy of "last year you" and all the junk you want to part with, strap it to your bike and join us on a musical ride to a beautiful spot where we'll say goodbye to our last incarnation and the winter, and hello to Summer 2013 and rad new selves! Ride about 4 miles. Eradicate effigies at sunset. Be prepared with extra layers for the nighttime!
Lil' Mama Bone Crusher, 503-758-3903
KARAOKE IN THE PARK: Chopsticks 2 Parking lot, 2651 E Burnside St (we'll meet in the area behind the bar. won't be going in as their karaoke night doesn't start til later, but it's the spirit that counts.)
7:30pm, ride meets at 7:30, leaves at 8. we'll ride about an hour and stay in park til midnight, to keep noise complaints to a zero.
like singin' karaoke? like hangin' out in a park with other bikers? come on this ride and join the two together, without compromising anything! the ride will end-- not in a karaoke bar-- but in a park rigged with a rad homemade karaoke set-up. it's legit, so expect a wide range of song options, but not everything.
bring your bike! bring your lungs! bring your dancin' feet!
Rachel, Mark, And Sherrie, zinia28hotmail

Tuesday June 18

WORLD WITHOUT CARS: Southeast Grind, 1223 SE Powell
4:00am
Get up early and cruise peacefully around Portland's streets with no plan and not very many cars in sight. We'll head for a breakfast place once commute traffic kicks in.
Elly
HAWTHORNE BRIDGE BIKE BAROMETER 10K: Vera Katz Eastbank Esplanade, SE Madison & Eastbank Esplanade (Open pavilion next to the firestation)
6:00am - 8:00am, ALL DAY!
Let's do laps around the Hawthorne Bridge to set a new logged record of 10,000 trips. As always, head west on the north side and east on the south. We'll need the help of daily commuters to surpass the current max of 8,305 on Sept 25, 2012. The official start will be at 6am, but I'll also do laps at noon and then again at 6pm. If you're commuting across the bridge, help us out with an extra lap or two. Say "hi" & get GU. Please remember to call out when passing and demonstrate courteous riding practices. Organizer will be on a pink bike http://portland-hawthorne-bridge.visio-tools.com/
Sassy
BODYWISE GROUP: Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont
CANCELED
A short ride through southeast neighborhoods before the June meeting of Bodywise bodyworkers group. Are you a chiropractor, massage therapist, yoga teacher, or other kind of bodyworker? Join us for the meeting afterwards.
Sheridan, nondeterministicgmail
TREE PRUNE-A-PALOOZA! LEARN WITH FRIENDS OF TREES!: Carter Park, W 33rd St @ Columbia St
5:30pm - 7:30pm
Join Friends of Trees and Vancouver Urban Forestry for some tree care by bike! We'll be checking in on some FOT trees planted in past seasons, doing some structural pruning, and mulching the young trees that will shade our bike routes. Wear that helmet! Sign up or ask questions by phone or email.
Ian Bonham, IanBFriendsofTrees, Friends of Trees, 360-487-8327
WTS FOSTER ROAD BIKEWAY AND STREETSCAPE TOUR: Speedboat Coffee , SE 51st & Foster
5:30pm - 7:30pm
Big things are in store for the future of Foster Road, including a potential new bikeway. Local blog FosterUnited.org has been following the planning since the beginning - let them take you on a tour of the project. The tour will ride along the corridor (on the sidewalk!) and stop periodically at key nodes to talk about the issues and planned improvements.

Meet at 5:30, ride at 5:45. The tour will end near the Foster Road MAX stop by 7:30 for easy return to the central city, or stick around and join us on the Foster Road Bike Bar Crawl!
Tara Sulzen, tara.sulzengmail, WTS Portland, fosterunited
W-I-G RIDE!: University of Portland (where Willamette bends)
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Throw on your faux-do for this Notorious W-I-G ride!

We will wear our WIGS as we ride from

Willamette
Into
Greeley,

ending

Widmer for
IPAs and
Grub!

Yeah acronyms!
Erika & Nicole, erikaalmskaargmail
MONKEY PUZZLE TREES OF NOPO: #1 tree of the night, NE Knott (Between N. Williams and N. Vancouver) (This location is a part of Emanuel Hospital)
CANCELED Moved to June 25
Do you love monkey puzzle trees? There are a lot in Portland and we're gonna explore the gems of N and NE Portland! I even found a google map. Join us while we ride around to check out these amazing trees.
Amanda Lee, alharrpdx, Google Map
POWER-POP RIDE: Powell City Park, SE 26th Ave and Powell Blvd (NW corner of the park)
6:30pm, Ride at 7:00pm
"it wouldn't have made any difference
if you loved me
how could you love me?"

a music appreciation ride. power pop is hard rocking melodic pop, defined by harmonies and a tight beat. big star, shoes and marshall crenshaw are good examples. a primer for the uninitiated or a best hits playlist for veterans. playlist will include classic and modern power pop with a bit of flying nun and nineties indie thrown in. i'm providing sound, please don't bring your own. ten or so miles. see music video below for more information.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHvgQDRpA-s
Alex B And Erin L, apbreygmail, facebook
CHUTES AND LADDERS RIDE: Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fargo St, Portland (Top of the knob)
CANCELED Moved to June 25
*This ride's date was changed due to weather!*

We recreate the classic game of Chutes & Ladders life-size on the east-side grid. It's kind of a race-game, where you'll need some luck and some speed. Brought to you by team "Look Good Feel Good"
Look Good Feel Good, abigazzigmail
CULLY BAR CRAWL: Bottles, 5015 N.E. Fremont
6:30pm
Our 4th year of hitting the best of what Cully has to offer. We'll be crashing 6-10 dive bars ending at karaoke so you better be able to hold your alcohol. What happens in Cully stays in Cully.

Please ride responsibly.
Sara Sparkle
BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS: Community Exchange Bike School, 4038 SE Brooklyn St, Portland
7:00pm - 10:00pm, Every Tuesday and Wednesday
Bikes For Humanity (B4H) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity
FOSTER ROAD BIKE BAR CRAWL: The Eagle Eye, 5836 SE 92nd Ave
7:30pm
Come experience SE Portland pub culture by plummeting head-first into the depths of it: Foster Road. Hit up 8-12 bars is one night, from the up and coming Eagle Eye and Starday to the old Foster favorites New Copper Penny and Smokeys Tavern.

Ride up Foster Road and surrounding streets. Ride: flat, <3mi, touring w/ many stops. End point: 52nd Ave (one way ride, will ride/guide back to start if interested). Bring lock, lights, Cash, ID.
Foster United, nickfosterunited, www.fosterunited.org, 503-421-8327
BIKE-IN MOVIE.. RAD! WITH PZS: IPRC, 1001 SE Division
8:00pm - 10:00pm
It's going to take more than skill for Cru Jones to win the toughest race in BMX history...It's going to take a miracle.

Dressing in 80s attire encouraged, RAD warmup with 80s music before the movie starts...

Doors at 8:00, RAD at 8:30!

Bike in with your chairs, pillows, and blankets to get cozy in the spacious and RAD IPRC.

To help support PZS, we’ll be asking a $1-5 donation, but no one will be turned away due to lack of funds. There will also be soda, Ninkasi beer, popcorn, and a PZS raffle, so bringing cash if ya got it.

http://www.portlandzinesymposium.org/pzs-bike-in-movie/
Blue, pdxzinesgmail, portlandzinesymposium.org

Wednesday June 19

EARLY MORNING FRISKY FOREST PARK RIDE: Extracto Coffee, 2921 NE Killingsworth St
CANCELED Moved to June 26
Want a brisk warm up ride before work? Take your commute through Forest Park today! Ride will be quicker than your average commute, but less than race speed. We'll meet for coffee at 6, ride at 6:30, and be downtown by 9am.
Erinne, erinne.larissagmail
BREAKFAST BITES FOR THE VANCOUVER COMMUTER: Esther Short Park Clark Tower, 600 SW Columbia St
6:00am
From 6:00am-8:00am stop by the clock tower at Esther Short Park and grab coffe and a bite to eat. AbsolutelyJuicy will have fresh juice available too! Prize drawings at the event!
Jan Bowers, jan.bowerscityofvancouver
BREAKFAST BITES FOR THE VANCOUVER COMMUTER EAST: US Digital, 1400 NE 136th Avenue, Vancouver
6:00am
Between 6:00am-8:00am stop by Engedi Cafe located in the lobby of US Digital and grab some coffee, breakfast bites or a protein shake! Prize drawing at the event!
Jan Bowers, jan.bowerscityofvancouver
FAIRY CROWNS & SILLY CLOWNS!: Sunnyside Park, SE 34th Ave and Taylor St (You'll see us on tall bikes!!)
9:15am - 10:45am, WE RIDE at 9:30ish!!! To Sound Grounds Cafe on Belmont
Wings on backs and balloons in Sacks; on bikes we come a pedalin'. The fun is here, let's clap and cheer! It's so much fun pretendin'!
Olive and Dingo are ready for Fun are you? We ride like fairies and clowns to story-time for a delightful morning of songs, stories & silliness for young kids! Bring wings, noise-makers, silly gadgets, streamers, magic wands, and more! Suggested $3-5
Olive Rootbeer, iloverootbeer.dingogmail, Olive Rootbeer and Dingo Facebook Page
NUDE BEACH RIDE: Block Bikes PDX, 7238 N Burlington Ave
11:00am - 3:00pm
We'll ride from St. Johns to the clothing optional beach on Sauvies Island, spend some time on the beach, then ride home. Bring water and snacks. It is about 35 miles round trip.
Ben Helgren, bikeshopblockbikespdx
ARE YOU HOT ENOUGH?: Salmon Street fountain, SW Salmon St and Naito Pkwy
4:00pm
Take the challenge, ride up the west hills and eat the Great Balls of Fire at Salvador Molly's. Bring cash and lights for coming back down.
Jason Johnson, 503-334-9022
KILTED RIDE: Manifestation, 2020 SE Bush ST. (Future STK World HQ)
5:00pm, 5 PM OPEN HOUSE, 6 PM MEET and DRINK, 7 or so RIDE!
Join StumpTown Kilts (STK) for the 2ND Annual KILTED RIDE. Meet and drink at STK HQ at 6 PM. We RIDE from 2020 SE Bush ST. to Velo Cult Bike Shop located at 1969 NE 42ND Ave for OPEN BIKE. This is a 4 mile ride. Wear a helmet as there will be lots of PBR involved. This is a KILTED ride- kilts are not mandatory, however, STK will have 'em for sale. Underwear is optional.
Todd Michael Altstadt, todd.michael.altstadtgmail, stumptownkilts.com, 503-446-7480
SWEET TREAT RIDE: Sweet Spot Skirts, 105 W 6th St, Vancouver
5:00pm
5:00-7:00PM Meet at Sweet Spot Skirts for bike decorating and a leisure ride up Main Street to Ice Cream Renaissance for a sweet treat!
Jan Bowers, jan.bowerscityofvancouver
CLASSIC HOUSES OF PDX, PART II, WESTOVERTERRACE: Couch Park, NW Glisan St & Path
5:30pm
Based on the book Classic Houses of Portland, Oregon by W.J. Hawkins and W.F. Willingham,this tour is Part II of a three part series occurring each Wednesday during Pedalpalooza. Meeting at Couch Park and ending at Pittock Mansion ,we'll meander through Willamette Heights stopping to appreciate some of Portland's distinct architectural and historical gems. Slow to medium pace. Steep hills. Bring Snacks.
Pam Johnson, pamstorckyahoo
PINBALL RIDE: Apex, 1216 SE Division
6:00pm, We leave promptly at 630. Arrive earlier if you want to linger at Apex.
We will ride our bikes around to places that have piles of pinball tables and beer. Because you love pinball. Or like it. Or are pinball-curious. It will be fun. It will be tilty. It will hopefully include replays. Bring quarters, and plan on 4 player games.
Nate, yourheartmaystopgmail
BTA LEGAL CLINIC: Bicycle Transportation Alliance, 233 NW 5th Ave, Portland
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Even if you think you know Oregon's traffic laws as they relate to bikes, you might be surprised by what you learn from a Swanson, Thomas, Coon, and Newton lawyer specializing in traffic law. Includes a free copy of PEDAL POWER.

RSVP http://bit.ly/Ze3QIy
Bicycle Transportation Alliance, cgeestc-law, Pedal Power, 503-226-0676
BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS: Community Exchange Bike School, 4038 SE Brooklyn St, Portland
7:00pm - 10:00pm, Every Tuesday and Wednesday
Bikes For Humanity (B4H) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity
OPEN BIKE - OPEN MIC: Velo Cult, 1969 NE 42nd (North of Sandy) Take Trimet to Hollywood/NE 42nd Ave Transit Center)
8:00pm
A night of movies, music, and spoke 'n word
8-9 Open Bike open mic, 9-10 Music and jam session.

Open-Bike is an evening of music, film and spoke'n word for bike lovers and the bike curious.

Sign up at the show or, even better, sign up in advance by emailing kirstenpdxk.com. Let us know about your act or film and approximately how long it is. 10 mins or less, please.
Dan Kaufman, danpdxk, www.crankmychain.com, kirstenpdxk
LIGHTSABER RIDE!: Clinton Park near Division, SE Division and 57th Ave
8:00pm
Build a homemade lightsaber, (or bring your own) then ride to Laurelhurst Park for an epic lightsaber battle.
Materials to build one cost about 5.00 each, and donations are encouraged. We'll plan for a crowd, but supplies are ultimately limited.
We plan to be done constructing by 9:00, when it should be plenty dark.
Costumes encouraged, naturally.
Mike Bell, estesbellgmail
LUDDITES AT NITE!: Washington High School, SE Stark St and 14th Ave (Meet us in the field!)
8:30pm
Is modern technology giving you the blues? Join us for a casual ride in the dark! May the stars be our guide... Please, no use of cell phones, lights, stereos, etc. However, lanterns, torches, music instruments, maps, journals and hombrews are strongly encouraged!
Chris & Oryan, ludditeridegmail

Thursday June 20

BIKE BROWN BAG: BIKE PARKING GOES GOLD: City Hall, 1221 SW 4th Ave
12:00pm - 1:00pm
The OHSU Bike Program gives a colorful primer on how to run a program of any size. Parking, valet, cash incentives, a stat-tracking website, insurance reductions, repair, loaner bikes, secure facilities, free tubes, discount helmets, and more. OHSU is the largest company to ever win a Gold ranking as a bicycle friendly business. Bring a lunch!
John Landolfe, bikeohsu, www.ohsu.edu/bike
THE URBAN ARCHITECTURE OF HAWTHORNE: Albina Press Southeast, 5012 SE Hawthorne Blvd
2:00pm - 3:30pm, We'll leave at 2:30pm
An easy ride on the side streets with frequent stops on Hawthorne to discuss the cool buildings and urban design. If you like architecture, history and cities, you'll love this ride.
Taz Loomans, tazminebloomingrock, Blooming Rock, 480-326-9662
URBAN RENEWAL TOUR: City Hall, 1221 SW 4th Ave (Meet in front of the entrance, join the vigil for a few minutes.)
4:00pm - 5:30pm, Meet at 4 Ride - 4:15 after short discussion.
Ride the boundaries of the Sourth Auditorium Urban Renewal area, get some history, some law, and opinions along the way. Not wonky - just curious. Should be done in plenty of time to join the Expose Yourself to Art Ride. Loop Ride.
Michael Wade, wade.michaelcomcast
SKEPTICS RIDE: Ladd's Addition, 2129 SE Ladd Avenue (Center of the big central park.)
CANCELED Moved to June 23 I cant compete with Dr. Who!!
Meet up with us for a mellow ride, and we'll visit a few of Portland's more 'dubious' locations. Skepticism uses critical thinking and Science!!™ as an antidote to magical thinking and beliefs. We'll make 3 or 4 stops, with some surprising and interesting insight into a few places that put the Portlandia into Portland.
Eric W Tergerson, cloudkap1gmail, 503-830-7351
BUD CLARK'S EXPOSE YOURSELF TO ART RIDE: Portland Building, 1120 SW 5th Ave (2nd Floor Mezzanine)
5:30pm, Meet at 5:30, Ride at 6:00
The picture of former Portland Mayor Bud Clark flashing a nude sculpture in downtown Portland has spread far and wide since it was taken in 1978 and given the caption, "Expose Yourself to Art."

Join Bud Clark 35 years later for a tour of Portland's public art. Whoop! Whoop!!

Co-sponsored by the Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) and the Regional Arts and Culture Council (RACC).
Bicycle Transportation Alliance, btaoregon.org
FOLLOW THAT TRIKE! A B-LINE DELIVERY RIDE: B-Line Sustainable Urban Delivery Warehouse, 735 SE Alder St. Portland OR, 97214 (Meet by loading dock ramp!)
5:45pm - 7:45pm
Have you noticed those giant cargo boxes on three wheels roving around the city? Ever wondered what they're up to? Who are these riders? Where are they going? Now is your chance to find out! We start this casual ride with a tour of the B-Line warehouse, moving on to several stops with giveaways, a B-Line delivery destination and last but not least beers with B-Liners at a favorite team watering hole. Please bring a small bag to take away some goodies. Rain or shine B-Line Delivers!
B-Liner, B-Line Sustainable Urban Delivery
3RD ANNUAL DOCTOR WHO RIDE: Overlook Park, N Interstate Ave and Fremont St
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Grow yourself a TARDIS to ride around the Space-Time Vortex of Portland with other Timelords and Timeladies. Casual ride to a few geeky/British places of interest. Costume contest with prizes and Doctor Who trivia. Not a loop but will end within three miles from start.

http://www.facebook.com/#!/events/668150286534451/?context=create
Evelyn Johnson, emjohnson.scgmail
REPAIR CAFE: Ford Food and Drink, 2505 SE 11th Ave #101 Portland, OR 97202 (SE 11th and Division)
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Get your bike fixed and learn how to do it fix it yourself FOR FREE! RepairPDX is hosting it's first ever Repair Cafe on Thursday, June 20th at Ford Food and Drink from 6-9pm! Volunteers will be on hand to fix jewelry, small appliances, mend clothes, and...fix bikes! Bring any broken items and we'll do our best to mend them for you.

Check out repairPDX.org for more details.
Lauren Gross, repairPDXgmail, repairPDX.org, 503-810-9116
BIKE PLAY 5: BIKE ODYSSEY: Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fargo St, Portland (North Side- Next to the Basketball Courts)
6:30pm, The Show/Ride Leaves at 7pm, June 20 - 23
Bike Play returns!

Answer the call to adventure as Bike Odyssey takes you on an epic journey through a land of gods, monsters, and heroically dexterous bike mechanics. The fifth installment of the Working Theatre Collective's road-cloggingly-popular, pedal-powered-quest-theatrical-spectacular resurrects the gods of old for one more ride. You will cycle through worlds (and underworlds!) forbidden to mere mortals, alongside our band of cyclo-nauts. Don’t forget your bike!

You are encouraged to come dressed in the guise of your favorite bike goddess, demigod, or titan.

The Working Theatre Collective, theworkingtheatrecollectivegmail, theworkingtheatrecollective.wordpress.com
UNICYCLES FOR NOOBS: Salmon Street Fountain, SW Salmon St and Naito Pkwy (Where Salmon St meets the Willamette River)
7:00pm, We'll be there until beer-thirty
Are you one wheel curious? Do you think that TWO wheels, a chain, derailleur, gears and handlebars are too much gadgetry to get you from point A to a solid faceplant? Then please come join us for the Nth annual Unis for Noobs event.
We'll supply a smattering of unicycles and patient support for anyone, young or old who wants to learn to ride one. You'll need to bring your own gloves, pads and a helmet if you care to protect any of the body parts those items traditionally cover.
This is a family friendly event sponsored by Portland's own Unicycle Bastards. If you don't like us, don't come
OneTireFlyer
SOLSTICE RIDE: People's Food Co-op, 3029 SE 21st Ave
8:15pm
Meet at People's to gather provisions for the short night. We ride right after sunset at 9:04pm. The moment of solstice is 10:04pm PST this year. At one of the first few stops on the ride there will be talk on exactly what that means for anyone interested.
Ride a comfortable bike because the ride ends at sunrise on the first morning of summer at 5:22 am. There will be stops and hills, and the ride will end at a nice spot to watch the sun come up. Bring warm clothes. This is not a loop, nor is it a fast ride. We'll take our time; after all, we've got all night.
Nathan Martin, yourheartmaystopgmail, twitter.com/imcoma

Friday June 21

BREAKFAST ON THE BRIDGES, PEDALPALOOZA EDITION: On the Bridges! (Hawthorne Westbound and Lower Steel)
7:15am - 9:15am, Every Friday in June
Come celebrate your fellow bike commuters with FREE pastries, coffee, and companionship, on the Steel and Hawthorne bridges from 7ish til 9ish. Bring something to share if you like.
Cap'n Pastry
THE LARCH MOUNTAIN CHALLENGE: Tiny's Coffee, 1412 SE 12th Ave, Portland, OR
10:00am
This a very challenging bike ride to the top of an extinct volcano. The ride will be at an easy pace and nobody will be left behind as it is not a challenge of time. If you are a rider who rides around town and up hills, you can do it. Bring food and water, we will stop at the local stores on the way up in Corbett. The total miles will be about 60 miles and it is about 18 miles of climbing to an elevation of 4065 feet. To shave off some miles meet at the Gresham Transit Center at 11:30am.
Jason Johnson, 503-334-9022
DAY CAMPING: Sellwood Park Playground, 7600 SE 7th Ave
10:45am, End time depends on the group.
Q: What do you call it when it's more than a picnic but less than overnight camping?
A: Day camping.
Bring a lock and whatever will make you and yours comfortable hanging out at a nature-y sort of place with water, sand, trees, and the like.
Expect a 3-mile ride + short hike + your feet will likely get wet.
May not be suitable for kids to ride their own bikes. About 1 mile will be on arterial street w/ bike lane. The rest is on quiet street or path.
This is a one-way ride but we will lead you back to the start if needed.
Andy Schmidt, vainbigotyahoo
BIOMIMICRY ON BIKES: Cycle Portland Bike Tours, 117 NW 2nd Ave. Portland Oregon 97209 (At the Interstection of NW Couch and NW 2nd Ave.)
2:00pm
2nd annual Biomimicry on Bikes experience. " To Planet Repair Institute... and beyond! " Join us on this casual ride along the Springwater to visit the Planet Repair Institute, a living, breathing node for Neighborhood Repair, embedded in the neighborhood of Sellwood, Portland OR! We will ride to the site for an introduction to the project and brief tour. Then we will engage in a satisfying potluck picnic before returning to downtown Portland. Bring an afternoon snack, or something to share!
Cycle PDX, infoportlandbicycletours, www.cyclepdx.com, 503-360-6815
TOMATO PLANTS FOR ALL - A BIKE RIDE: 5208 NE 60th Ave (Corner of 60th and Sumner)
3:00pm - 7:00pm
We're going to be going on a bike ride to plant Organic Heirloom Tomato plants all over Portland!

The goal is to show our community that a localized food system is important and completely possible.

All of the plants are gifts :)

What to bring:
Garden Gloves
Hand Spades
Bike
Bike Trailer (if possible)
A Smile
Personal water
Anything else helpful for gardening on bicycles!

Extra Plants (and oh boy, there will be extras) will be given to attendees as supplies last.
Audie, adrielle_fulleryahoo, https://www.facebook.com/events/616097558401321, 775-450-7766
"HOP IN THE SADDLE" HAPPY HOUR RIDE: Burnside Brewery, 701 E Burnside (Outside by the picnic tables)
4:30pm
Join the creator's of Hop in the Saddle: A Guide to Portland's Craft Beer Scene, by Bike and pedal to Breakside Brewery. Portland beer expert Lucy Burningham with talk about beer, and we'll follow a Hop in the Saddle route from Burnside Brewing. Festivities will commence post-ride.
Hop In The Saddle, cheershopinthesaddle, www.hopinthesaddle.com, 503-318-5994
HAMMOCK HANGOUT RIDE: Salmon st. fountain, SW Salmon St and Naito Pkwy
6:00pm
We will be setting up at several interesting hammocking spots. Show off your hammock and hammock love. Bring hammocks, munchies and beverages. A relaxing, low effort ride.
Ron Richings, richingstelus, www.velopalooza.ca, 604-266-7199
BIKE PLAY 5: BIKE ODYSSEY: Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fargo St, Portland (North Side- Next to the Basketball Courts)
6:30pm, The Show/Ride Leaves at 7pm, June 20 - 23
Bike Play returns!

Answer the call to adventure as Bike Odyssey takes you on an epic journey through a land of gods, monsters, and heroically dexterous bike mechanics. The fifth installment of the Working Theatre Collective's road-cloggingly-popular, pedal-powered-quest-theatrical-spectacular resurrects the gods of old for one more ride. You will cycle through worlds (and underworlds!) forbidden to mere mortals, alongside our band of cyclo-nauts. Don’t forget your bike!

You are encouraged to come dressed in the guise of your favorite bike goddess, demigod, or titan.

The Working Theatre Collective, theworkingtheatrecollectivegmail, theworkingtheatrecollective.wordpress.com
ROCKY BUTTE SUNSET DANCE PARTY PICNIC: Irving Park, NE 11th Ave and Klickitat St, Portland
7:00pm - 12:00am, we ride out at 7:30pm
Follow the tunes from Irving Park (NE 11th & Klickitat) to Rocky Butte for a potluck, sunset picnic and dance party. We'll have a professional DJ along, dance 'til you drop on the lawn or just eat and take in the sunset. Party-goers are encouraged to bring healthy food (if that is your thing) and list your ingredients for those with food allergies and preferences.
Rocky Butte Sunset, rockybuttesunsetgmail
DIRTY DIABLO'S WILD RIDE: Devil's Point, 5305 SE Foster Rd
7:00pm, Rolling out some time after after 7:30pm
Wild Devilish Delights!
Come Run with the Devil y'all!

FREAK OUT! Rockin' tunes, lights, dancing & adult related stops.

Crashing the Bike Prom enroute then peeling off for more debauchery ;)

Bring Lights! Wear Protection! Ride at own risk!

Not a loop/will go late

Facebook Event: http://on.fb.me/13AunwM

)'(
Diablo, dirtydiabloridesgmail, Five Conversation Points for Hooking Up With Integrity, Tweet DirtyDiabloRide for live ride details!
DROPOUT PROM RIDE: Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont
9:00pm - 3:00am, We ride at 10pm!
Dropout Bike Bicycle's monthly freakbike social ride, this is 4th year of "Prom" theme for Pedalpalooza. Over the years, this ride has become the place to show off your newest bicycle oddities. Come ride, have an adventure, and socalize. All bikes welcome, but the pace is set by the freakbikes.
Sysfail, sysfail.dobcgmail, dropoutbikeclub.blogspot.com
SEXY HIPPIE ZOMBIE NIGHTLIGHT RIDE: Wilshire Park , NE 35th Ave and Skidmore St
9:00pm
Dress in your best sexy hippie zombie getup for a crazy scary fun night ride through Northeast PDX. There will be a prize for the best outfit!

Maybe we'll hit up a graveyard. Maybe we'll just ride in the night and scare people along the way. Maybe we'll reenact Thriller along the side of the road! Drinks on Alberta at the culmination of the ride- location to be decided by zombie majority vote.

Light up your bike in the zaniest way you can imagine and come ride with us!
Sara & Justin, holybikelightsyahoo, www.holybikelights.com

Saturday June 22

KARMA BOOSTER FOOD DRIVE: Portland Police's North Precinct, 449 NE Emerson
9:00am - 11:00am
Is your karma meter running a little on the low side? Do you have a trailer or just feel like an early morning ride with some friends while doing good deeds? Then come out this Saturday morning, grab a box full of goodies, and let's ride around NoPo playing Santa in June. The boxes are about 25 pounds; dimensions 16 x 12 x 12, and contain food stuff to help out families during the summer who rely on school lunches during the school year.

More info and RSVP on the FB.
Lori, loriasillsgmail, The FB
BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS: Community Exchange Bike School, 4038 SE Brooklyn St, Portland
10:00am - 2:00pm, Every Saturday
Bikes For Humanity PDX(B4HPDX) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. Weekly volunteer clinics every Tuesday & Saturday. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Susan, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity PDX
NO NESTLE RIDE: Gateway Transit Center (where Gateway Transit Center meets the 205 bike path)
10:00am - 3:00pm
Join us for an energizing 20 mile round-trip ride to the Sandy River at Lewis & Clark State Park. Learn about Nestle’s efforts to privatize Mt. Hood’s public water with a bottling plant in the Columbia Gorge. If you like, attach one of our bike signs to your bike to raise awareness and protest the Nestle project!

This will be a fun ride at a moderate pace, and no one will be left behind. Please bring and wear helmets. Bring plenty of water and food to snack on while we break. FREE SPOKE CARDS!
Lola Goldberg, earth.strivegmail, Bark, www.Bark-out, 971-212-6791
ART FOR THE MILLIONS WPA BIKE RIDE: Portland Art Museum, 1219 SW Park Ave
10:00am - 1:00pm
During the height of the Great Depression, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) provided economic relief to millions of idle artists by employing them in the creation of public works projects. Although highly controversial in its time for its leftist political leanings, the WPA is cited as a major factor for the re-stabilization of the American economy leading up to WWII. Join Know Your City, as we take a leisurely bicycle field trip/ tour of WPA-sponsored projects in Portland and hear from leading authorities on the subject. $10/ members $20/ general.
Marc Moscato, marcknowyourcity, know your city, 971-717-7307
BEGINNER'S BIKE CAMPING: Hatfield Government Center MAX Station, 100 SW Adams Ave, Hillsboro (Meet at Starbucks 1 block east of stop. We will swing by MAX station on way out for stragglers)
CANCELED CANCELLED DUE TO RIDE LEADER INJURY
$10 per person (or less). We're going to Stub Stewart! Perfect for beginning bike campers! Leaving from Hillsboro MAX and riding 22 miles on low-traffic roads and the car-free Banks-Vernonia Trail! Details at www.cyclewild.org
Matthew Picio, matt.piciocyclewild, Cycle Wild, 503-781-5095
THRIFT RIDE: Reviva!, 6720 NE Martin Luther King Blvd
11:00am
Upcycle while you ride. Got stuff to sell or donate? Load up your bike trailer. Looking for smokin' deals? Go treasure hunting in NE Portland's thrifting hotspots. We'll start at Reviva, then head over to Rerun, Vintage by the Pound, SCRAP, and Community Warehouse.

Donation information:
http://scrappdx.org/donate/how-to-donate
http://www.communitywarehouse.org/donations
Jessica, thomke2yahoo
THE GREAT BRITISH RIDE: Director Park, SW Yamhill St and 6th Ave, Portland
12:00pm, Lunch from noon at The Frying Scotsman food cart. Ride begins at 1pm.
Intrigued by tea, beer, cricket and classy accents? Love Downton Abbey or Dr Who? Join a real, live Brit for fish and chips, sweets, British games, perhaps a drop of tea, and finally a pint of bitter. Riders are expected to speak with their best British accents - prizes for the best and worst. Dress like a Brit - David Beckham/Kate Middleton lookalikes welcome. Bring your Union Jacks! Ends in plenty of time for anglophiles to join the Morrissey, Bowie and redhead rides
Fiona, fionakenshole
GUERRILLA PARKLET RIDE: Holladay Park, NE 11th Ave & Holladay St
CANCELED Moved to July 6
The Portland Business Alliance has recently blocked the city from permitting more parklets via the successful PDX 'Street Seat' program. We need to do something about that. Join us for a day of mobile fun as we reclaim our streets from space-hogging automobiles. There will be food, drinks, music, games, and maybe some tiki torches. Bring your bike and prepare to be awesome!

What's a parklet?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parklet
Seedbombista, otherdesertcitieshotmail, https://www.facebook.com/events/296261020508193
FREEDOM TO MARRY RIDE: Terry Schrunk Plaza, SW Madison & SW 3rd Ave
12:00pm
Celebrate the Summer of Love! Join Oregon United for Marriage for a leisurely ride through Portland's 5 quadrants. We believe that marriage matters to all Oregonians. Come show your support for the freedom to marry for same-sex couples in Oregon.

Want to spread the love? Stick around after the ride for an opportunity to volunteer!
Volunteer Organized, www.oregonunitedformarriage.org/
WATERSHED RIDE: Riverdale High School, 9727 SW Terwilliger Blvd. Portland
2:00pm
Over the hills and through the woods we go. Follow the course of the Tryon Creek watershed as we stop off for brief tours of restoration sites. Cosponsored by the Friends of Tryon Creek and the Tryon Creek Watershed Council. Pre-registration is requested online at www.tryonfriends.org.

There will be an after party at Sasquatch Brewing, 6440 S.W. Capitol Highway, Portland, Oregon 9723
Matthew Collins, Friends of Tryon Creek
SHORT SHORTS RIDE: Two Plum Park, 4040 NE 7th Ave
2:00pm
Wear your shortest shorts and show off those beautiful muscular legs in a leisurely roll around town.
Sheridan, nondeterministicgmail, facebook event page
THINGS PORTLAND DIDN'T BUILD: 300 NE Holladay (west of MLK Blvd)
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Over the past 150 years people have had lots of ideas for Portland. Some of them got built. Some of them didn't. Come take a tour of the latter.
We'll visit a fake pioneer village, a motorcross course, a mega-block-city-hall, parks, tree-lined boulevards, riverfront marshes, freeways (one-way, underground and capped) and a stadium that all don't exist. Are we better off for it? You be the judge.
This will be an easy-paced ride with many stops. We'll break in the middle for a snack and a rest. Informative handout will be handed out.
Brought to you by the Women's Transportation Seminar.
Michelle Poyourow, poyourowyahoo
SUNNNY NEKKKID III: Coe Circle, 3900 NE Glisan St
3:00pm - 6:00pm
Yet another naked ride through Portland. Work those quads through 5 quadrants. Bare as you dare. Enjoy body freedom and Oregon's progressive nudity laws.

Bring snacks for a break midway through.
Kernal And Past T're, www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2012/07/portlands_airport_stripper_joh.html
TEDDY BEAR TAG-ALONG 4 TODDLERS ON TABOR: Mount Tabor Park, SE 69th Ave and Yamhill (We'll be meeting at the play structure to start. Middle of the park. Check maps. suggested entry from 60th.)
CANCELED Moved to June 15
Olive Rootbeer & Dingo will lead ride on one of our fav. view points. We start at the playground area. Parade! And END at the top in the grass. Then we'll sit & hang with our bikes & bears for a STORY-TIME with all of our favorites.
Hand twisted balloons follow for all to take home! Are you ready for FUN!!!
*If you don't have a teddy- bring your best travel-size friend!
*Please bring helmets, water and snax for story-time if you wish.
*A tip jar will be passed at the end for balloons and entertainment. $3-5 suggested donation.
* The ride to top is med. diff. Extra guardians would be great!
Olive Rootbeer, iloverootbeer.dingogmail, Olive Rootbeer and Dingo Facebook Page
TIM'S MYSTERY TACO RIDE: Its a mystery, TBA
4:00pm
We will be riding to various taqueria's and taco joints in and around SE and NE PDX. As stated, this is a mystery ride. Bring money for tacos and beer. Ride will be limited to 20 riders as we will visiting smaller establishments. RSVP by email. Moderate pace.
"Taco" Tim, thkieltykagmail
UNIMPROVED ROAD RIDE: Grant Park , NE 33rd Ave and Thompson St (Meet at NE Brazee and 36th)
4:15pm, Approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour
Minimal exhaust fumes, maximum enjoyment! Come celebrate the joys of trail biking in the city as we traverse the unpaved roads, hidden paths and secret gardens of Northeast and North Portland. Meet at Grant Park. Knobby or 'cross tires recommended. Moderate pace with one hill; ride ends in No Po. The entrance to the park near the baseball field is closed for construction; we will meet on the other side of the park at Brazee and 36th.
Lianagan
CARTLANDIA DINNER RIDE WITH BIKE MILWAUKIE: Milwaukie City Hall, 10722 Southeast Main Street Milwaukie, OR 97222
4:30pm, We will likely arrive back at City hall around 6:30 or so.
Join the residents of Bike Milwaukie for an afternoon ride out the Springwater Trail where we will stop for dinner at the Cartlandia Food Carts, and potentially head out a little farther along trail after eating (depending on what the group or weather determines). Bring your appetite and some $ for food. We will ride back to downtown Milwaukie via the Springwater Trail and Main St. Folks form Ardenwald wishing to meet us at the 3 bridges (middle bridge) should expect us there around 4:45-4:50.
Bike Milwaukie, https://www.facebook.com/BikeMilwaukie
MORRISSEY MOBILE DISCO: Peninsula Park, 700 N Rosa Parks Way (Gazebo)
5:00pm
The 3rd Annual Morrissey Mobile Disco Ride: return, all ye Ringleaders and Tormentors! Come sporting Smiths shirts, pomps & shades, your best-looking suit, or British attire of any era. Join us for more pompadours, more anglophilia, more dancing morosely! Be prepared to battle it out with other iconic alt/pop rockers in an epic all-night party ride.
Rhienna, Facebook Event, Twitter: djrhienna
BIKE WALK VOTE PRESENTS: HOLMES-MEETS-MERCKX SCAVE: Cycle Portland Bike Tours, 117 NW Couch St. Portland Oregon 97209 (Launch from NW 2nd & Couch. After party destination TBD.)
6:00pm, Teams sign in at 6, scavenger hunt checklists distributed, launch at 6:30. After party and prize distribution starting at 8pm!
Ride. Find. Win. Party.

Sherlock Holmes's plaid meets Eddy Merckx's spandex in this uniquely Portland Pedalpalooza scavenger hunt.

Race around town collecting photographs of your team with historical artifacts, active infrastructure, bike friendly businesses, and oodles of oddities while competing in (optional) physical challenges.

Prizes! Trophies! Prestige!!

Then toast the winning teams and see photos from the ride at the joint Ginger Ride after party.
Lisa Marie White, lisamariewhitepdxgmail, Bike Walk Vote
THE GINGER RIDE: NE Glisan & NE 24th Ave
6:30pm, Meet at 6:30, ride at 7:30
Redheads unite! If you're not a redhead, but are a friend of redheads, you can come in disguise (wig, dye, fake red beard, etc).
Bernard, bernardtheredgmail, https://www.facebook.com/TheGingerRide
BIKE PLAY 5: BIKE ODYSSEY: Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fargo St, Portland (North Side- Next to the Basketball Courts)
6:30pm, The Show/Ride Leaves at 7pm, June 20 - 23
Bike Play returns!

Answer the call to adventure as Bike Odyssey takes you on an epic journey through a land of gods, monsters, and heroically dexterous bike mechanics. The fifth installment of the Working Theatre Collective's road-cloggingly-popular, pedal-powered-quest-theatrical-spectacular resurrects the gods of old for one more ride. You will cycle through worlds (and underworlds!) forbidden to mere mortals, alongside our band of cyclo-nauts. Don’t forget your bike!

You are encouraged to come dressed in the guise of your favorite bike goddess, demigod, or titan.

The Working Theatre Collective, theworkingtheatrecollectivegmail, theworkingtheatrecollective.wordpress.com
TEAM PRINCE: Clinton park, SE Division and 57th Ave (Meet Across from the DQ behind the School near the Basketball Court)
7:00pm, Rolling out @ ~7:30 to mash up with Team Bowie
This is the PRINCE Leg of the Classic Pedalpalooza Ride!

Come run with the Devil dressed in your best 80's garb or pop star of the era and we'll rendezvous with Team BOWIE then off together for a fabulous dance party!

I'll be rocking my Disco Trike & the best "The Artist" & "The Thin White Duke" have to offer along with my favorite 80's cuts!

SLOW pace with frequent dancing stops-Not a loop!

Bring Lights! Wear PURPLE! Ride at Own Risk!

)'(
Diablo, dirtydiabloridesgmail, on.fb.me/1a6NDqV, Tweet DirtyDiabloRide or anomalily for live ride details!
TEAM BOWIE: Everett Community Garden, NE 27th Ave & Everett St
7:30pm
The bowie leg of the sixth annual Bowie Vs. Prince ride.

Pick you popstar allegiance and we'll meet up for the battle of Team Bowie and Team Prince. Bicycle dance party on wheels. Loud stereo system and 80's dance music.

Come dressed as your favorite 80's Pop star and we'll cruise and dance at locations all over town. Slow pace with frequent dancin' stops. Bring lights. Bring a stereo system if you like- no such thing as too many.

This ride is not a loop and will probably go very late.
Lilymonster, www.anomalily.net, tweet anomalily or DirtyDiabloRide for live ride details
CHAMPAGNE RIDE: Ladd Circle, 1600 SE Harrison St
8:00pm, Late night ride.
Ride through the streets of Portland wearing your finest clothes and drinking the finest beverage known to man, or at least some approximation thereof.

Dress Nice. Bring Champagne.

Pants, as always, are optional.

We'll probably be running nto another ride or two as the night goes on.

n.b "The Champagne of Beers" is not champagne, and try to stick to "Brut" unless you really like the sweet stuff.

fb: https://www.facebook.com/events/151715228343455/
Dom Pérignon, zacharysgmail, 503-305-3730
BIKES2BANDS: Salmon Street Springs Fountain (Meet At The Fountain Just North of the Hawthorne Bridge)
8:00pm, Around 8:30p we ride to All The Apparatus!
Bicycles + Bands = Awesome.

Let's go outside and go ride bikes!

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Support busking bands and bicycle culture as we ride to local street performers and give them generous tips.
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Feat. Nick Ettlin, the Unipiper & All The Apparatus!

http://www.nickettlin.com
https://www.facebook.com/theunipiper
http://ataband.com

Flier for Bikes2Bands: http://goo.gl/xjX0k
Trailer for Bikes2Bands: http://goo.gl/cfZgy

The show ends at 10p so you will have time to ride to the ROOFTOP RIDE.
Zed, zedbaileysgmail, Bikes2Bands Trailer
ROOFTOP RIDE: NE 15th & Glisan (AKA Buckman Field - middle of the astroturf behind Benson High)
11:00pm, gather 11, ride out 11:30
**FOR MORE INFO PLEASE CHECK OUT THE TIPS FOR THIS RIDE ON ITS FACEBOOK PAGE (LINK BELOW).** Woooooooooooooooooo! Exhilaration. New views, new routes, new concrete mountains to summit. As in past years, there will be three rooftop-stops: two quicker ones, and a final one, where we can hang out as we please. Not like FINAL final.
Jaya, jaya.jepthagmail, LINK TO FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE FOR ROOFTOP RIDE, 503-380-2573

Sunday June 23

NE SUNDAY PARKWAYS: Northeast Portland, 8 mile route (See map on webpage)
11:00am - 4:00pm
Just like Bogota but with more English-speaking food vendors: 5 hours, 8 miles, no motorized traffic. How's that for bike fun? Come join 20,000 of your closest friends for the best street party this side of Colombia. (The country, not the boulevard. That one's "Columbia", by the way.)
Portland Sunday Parkways, www.PortlandSundayParkways.org, www.facebook/PortlandSundayParkways, 503-823-7599
CARGO BIKE RIDE: In front of Rigler School, 5401 NE Prescott St
11:00am, WE RIDE AT 11
CALLING ALL CARGO BIKE OWNERS!!
Roll together during NE Sunday Parkways!
Meet up at Rigler School - we roll at 11am with a stop later at Woodlawn park for a picnic lunch and play time. ALL TYPES OF CARGO BIKES ARE WELCOME!
Please provide your own food and beverages!
Phillip Ross, METROFIETS
COOCH ON COUCH: Floyd's Coffee, 118 NW Couch St
11:30am
All of you diva queens, drag dreams and sisters to be; join us with your sunday best dresses for a slow paced mass ride to Sunday Parkways.

Bonus high fives for flowery dresses. Dress to impress!

http://www.howtodothings.com/fashion-personal-care/how-to-dress-like-a-drag-queen
Zedina
BEGINNER'S BIKE CAMPING - DAY 2: Stub Stewart State Park, Banks-Vernonia Trail
CANCELED CANCELLED DUE TO RIDE LEADER INJURY
$10 or less per person. This is DAY TWO. If you aren't already at the park, you missed it!
Matthew Picio, matt.piciocyclewild, Cycle Wild, Registration: http://pedalpaloozabikecamping.eventbrite, 503-781-5095
BIKE A BEE HIVE RIDES NE 2013: Alberta Park, NE Ainsworth + NE 22nd Avenue
12:00pm - 2:30pm
“Be” one of many in a swarm of bees on bikes!
We will:
Come dressed as a bee or flower (you and /or your bike). Extra hugs for coming as drones or Queens!
We’ll have a few dress-up supplies on hand.

Start point: NE corner of Alberta Park NE 21st and Ainsworth at noon.

End point: LiveHoneyBees apiary, 5035 NE 23rd Ave Portland OR 97211 at 2:30 pm.

Suggested $10 donation.
Brian Lacy, BrianLiveHoneyBees , www.livehoneybees.com/bike-a-bee-hive-rides, 503-975-2391
PADDLEPALOOZA!: West End of Steel Bridge, West End of Steel Bridge (Waterfront Park)
1:00pm
Bring your boat by bike down to the river! We meet at West End of Steel Bridge, pedal through town with our armada of bicycles pulling kayaks, canoes, rowboats, sailboats, and skiffs and then go for a paddle!
Saul T. Scrapper, portlandpedalsgmail, 360-510-1818
SWIM ACROSS PORTLAND: Water Avenue Coffee, 1028 SE Water
1:30pm - 6:30pm, Duration is a guess.
Ride around in your bathing suit, stopping at three outdoor pools for splashy fun.
Bring a lock and a towel and $12 cash (pool admission).
10-15 slow social flattish miles.
Afterwards, we'll join another ride or go for drinx.
Maria Schur, bicyclekittygmail, bicyclekitty, 503-516-3034
HERITAGE TREES OF NORTH PORTLAND: Patton Square Park, corner of N. Interstate and N. Emerson (near Killingsworth Yellow line Max stop, at Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center in Patton Square Park)
1:45pm - 3:45pm, Ride will depart at 2, finish by 4.
Portland's Heritage Trees are one very large green part of our beautiful city. These "honored" trees will be the focus of a 10 mile meander through North Portland. We will stop at a number of special trees and offer short descriptions and gratitude.
Gregg And Patty, greggvitalwellnesscoaching
KNOTT STREET SPRINTS: NE 14th Ave. and NE Knott St.
3:00pm
Think you're quick on two wheels? Is your daily commute more like a race (but only you know you're racing)? Do you ever say "on your left" while crushing past on the right? Then come out and show us what you got!!!

_geared and fixed/ss categories.
_1/4mi sprint down the middle of NE Knott St
_Head to head, double-elimination bracket
_3 deep prizes for male and female categories
_Family friendly, charitable event. Helmets required
_$5 entry- all proceeds go to Metropolitan Family Services
_Prize drawings for all, heckling encouraged!
_Glory will be had, egos will be shattered.
Daniel, portlandcyclopediagmail, Cyclopedia
420 NORTH PORTLAND RIDE: Columbia Park, N Woolsey & N Lombard (Meet on the baseball field side of the street, closer to Willammatte)
3:00pm - 6:00pm, We will leave at 3:30 to head into St Johns.
We will be riding through North Portland & stopping at a few points along the way that are 420 friendly. For OMMP cardholders, we can invade Sky High before we head to Kelly Point Park. We will have a big group smoke session at 4:20pm & then we will end at Plews in St Johns, the only 420 friendly bar in Portland. To show your support for cannabis legalization, feel free to wear 420 themed clothing, bring your cannabis leaf leis, or wear GREEN! The pace will be casual, so we can just relax & enjoy the views.
Whitney Walker, infinite242gmail, 503-877-3292
CARGO BIKE ROLL CALL!: 820 NE Dekum St Portland, OR 97211
3:30pm - 6:00pm
CARGO BIKE ROLL CALL at Brakeside Brewing. ROLL IN, LINE YOUR BIKE UP, order a beer then chat it with other cargo bike owners at this kid friendly venue. All types of cargo bikes (and the cargo curious) are welcome.
Phillip Ross, METROFIETS
BEST SUMMER FOREVER!: Velo Cult, 1969 NE 42nd
3:45pm, it take as long as it takes to have the most fun you've had all year
back for a 3rd year to jump-start the summer and get them juices flowing. as ever, there will be beers, water sports and jams. this year's a little different, though. we're not just going for the best summer ever anymore, this shit is forever... laughs and hollers abound on a ride that is sure to make the sun shine. leisure is the key word for pacing. games will ensue. fun WILL be had by all, or you money back, guaranteed*.

*ride is free of charge with proof of awesomeness.

ps - date has changed, but the ride has not! still choc-full-o-fun!
Amelia N Lettie, ampillowgmail
THREE SPEED RIDE: PEDALPALOOZA EDITION: Fernhill Park, NE 37th Ave and NE Ainsworth St (meet at the corner of 41st and Ainsworth!)
4:00pm - 7:00pm
What better way to finish Sunday Parkways than ramble around Northeast on your humble internally geared three speed bicycle? Bring your trusty three speed bicycle from any nation. Three speeds preferred but any bike welcome if you don't have one. Casual paced ramble of approx. 8-10 miles, fairly flat, with a little dirt "rough stuff" action thrown in. We'll have a picnic and tea brew up towards the end, bring all the necessities like food, a teakettle and a camping stove. Check website for more info.
El Presidente, urbanadventureleaguegmail, societyofthreespeeds.wordpress.com
TWITCH'S BIRTHDAY RIDE: Smith and Bybee Lakes Restroom, Smith and Bybee Lakes
4:00pm - 4:00am, Ride at 5.
meet at smith and bybee lake restrooms at 4 ride leaves at 5 we are going into the sticks then ride to the max go bomb the hill then kick it at the river til the max comes back YAY
William Gump, metalmaker2yahoo
PORTLAND ROSE PEDAL: Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, SE 28th Ave & Woodstock Blvd
CANCELED Moved to June 27
Stop and smell the roses. Get a crash course on the history of Portland's finest Rose and Flower gardens. We'll pedal from Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, to The International Rose Test Garden and finish at Peninsula Park. Which will be celebrating its centennial that day. Bring your camera, we'll pedal a steady 14 miles. Breaks at the parks, gears recommended. *Please bring $4 for admission to Crystal Springs. Get there early, take your time!*
Justin Myers, justinjkmgmail, 503-933-6859
SKEPTICS RIDE: Ladd's Addition, 2129 SE Ladd Avenue (Center of the big central park.)
4:00pm - 6:00pm, Meet at 4, ride leaves when everyone arrives.
Meet up with us for a mellow ride, and we'll visit a few of Portland's more 'dubious' locations. Skepticism uses critical thinking and Science!!™ as an antidote to magical thinking and beliefs. We'll make 3 or 4 stops, with some surprising and interesting insight into a few places that put the Portlandia into Portland.
Eric W Tergerson, cloudkap1gmail, 503-830-7351
BIKE PLAY 5: BIKE ODYSSEY: Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fargo St, Portland (North Side- Next to the Basketball Courts)
6:30pm, The Show/Ride Leaves at 7pm, June 20 - 23
Bike Play returns!

Answer the call to adventure as Bike Odyssey takes you on an epic journey through a land of gods, monsters, and heroically dexterous bike mechanics. The fifth installment of the Working Theatre Collective's road-cloggingly-popular, pedal-powered-quest-theatrical-spectacular resurrects the gods of old for one more ride. You will cycle through worlds (and underworlds!) forbidden to mere mortals, alongside our band of cyclo-nauts. Don’t forget your bike!

You are encouraged to come dressed in the guise of your favorite bike goddess, demigod, or titan.

The Working Theatre Collective, theworkingtheatrecollectivegmail, theworkingtheatrecollective.wordpress.com
ZOOBOMB: Zoobomb Pyle, SW 13th Ave & W Burnside
8:30pm
Zoobomb is long running weekly bike event that meets every Sunday around 8:30PM near (13th & SW Burnside) in Portland OR. Bring a bike, MAX fare ($2.50), 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, zoobombzoobomb, zoobomb.net

Monday June 24

THE RENT IS TOO DAMN HIGH RIDE: Rose Quarter, N Center Court St and N Hassalo St (near the fountains by the Rose Garden)
5:30pm - 8:00pm, ride at 6 pm, food by 7:30
Finding a room to rent in Portland sucks - we've got the second-lowest apartment vacancy rate in the country. But thanks to bikes, things are about to get better: in the next two years, hundreds of new apartments designed for middle-class, low-car families will be opening up in the central city, hopefully helping keep rents under control for all of us. Michael Andersen and Zef Wagner will lead a ride to the awesomest and ugliest of these new buildings and a conversation about ways the city can keep bike-friendly rents low. Bring cash for a wonkalicious food cart meal at the end.
Mike Andersen & Zef Wagner, mike.andersengmail, 503-928-0444
THE DREAM OF THE 1890S IS ALIVE IN NW PORTLAND: NW Cultural Center, 1819 NW Everett Street, Portland OR (Meet on the Cultural Center's front steps)
5:30pm - 7:30pm, Stay longer for beer, good eats, and great conversation at Lucky Lab Beer Hall! (NW location)
Join the Young Professionals in Transportation as we explore the historical sites of NW Portland and Old Town on a bike tour designed by the Historical Preservation League of Oregon. Local historians will guide us to remnants of the Lewis & Clark Exposition, weird public works projects, Croatian-Irish churches, and architectural quirks of the NW. We'll even step inside a few buildings to check out them out from the inside out. Ride will be a mostly-flat 6 miles at a cruising pace and end with beers at Lucky Lab Beer Hall. Period costumes strongly encouraged - get yer bloomers on!
Evan Corey, evan.coreygmail, Young Professionals in Transportation
VINTAGE BMX GATHERING: GOODS BMX, 2808 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
6:00pm, Ending at Velo Cult for a Movie.
You're not too old to ride that thing. Dust off that Schwinn Scrambler. Tune up that GT Performer. Ride with us!
Skidmark And Carl, 503-935-6278
MIDWEEK BIKE CAMPING (S240) TO OXBOW: TBA, TBA (Meeting at a Gresham MAX stop, you will get full details when you register)
6:00pm - 6:00am, Depart MAX at 6:30pm, return to PDX late morning
Whether you're "funemployed" or can get off work a little early, a quick little weekday camping excursion is a lot of fun. A 10 mile ride (approx.) from the MAX in Gresham to Oxbow on the Sandy. Moderate traffic/terrain. We should get there before dark, but remember bike lights. You can probably make it to work on time Tuesday! Campsites $22/night, divvied up appropriately. Bring all the things you would need for an overnight camping trip. Previous bike camping experience recommended. Grocery stop in Gresham. Limited to 12 people, register here: http://oxbowjune2013s24o.eventbrite.com/
Shawn., urbanadventureleaguegmail, urbanadventureleague.blogspot.com
FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS: PROTOTYPING BICYCLE ACCE: White Stag Block, 70 NW Couch St.
6:00pm - 9:00pm, June 24 - 26
In celebration of all things bike and beautiful the University of Oregon in Portland School of Architecture and Allied Arts will be offering: FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS. In Prototyping Bicycle Accessories students will customize their bicycle using the digital fabrication tools at the University of Oregon’s Fab Lab in Portland. Learn the basics of digital modeling and receive an overview on cutting-edge prototyping processes. Each participant will pedal away with customized accessories that they have designed, modeled, and fabricated themselves.
Staci Buckingham, aaapdxuoregon, Summer in the City, 503-412-3718
CHICK RIDE 2: Vera Katz Statue, SE Eastbank Esplanade and Main St
7:00pm
Last year's Chick Ride happened in September, but we couldn't wait that long so we're bringing it back for Pedalpalooza. Ladies, bring your bikes, your sound systems, and your female-fronted tunes. Guys are welcome, too. We'll meet at Vera and ride at 7:30. Slowish pace, not a loop.
Lori & Julie, Facebook
LIL' BOO'S HAUNTED PDX RIDE: Alberta Park, NE Ainsworth + NE 22nd Avenue (NE corner of Alberta Park)
8:00pm, until Lil' Boo gets tired.
There's a history of scary business in Portland. Some people have died, others have soiled their britches. Let's ride around to some creepy places, maybe spot a spectre or two, drink a couple of drinkies and have a grand ol' time on bikes. If you know of any haunted spots in Portland, let Lil' Boo know and she'll try to incorporate them into the ride.

Ride is not a loop, will end in SE PDX. Not too late, but after dark. That's when the scary happens.
Lil' Boo, verminursis
CRITICAL BLACK MASS: Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont
9:30pm, WE need to be out by 10.
Bikes, beers, booze, buds, blast beats.

i said i like metal.
Henry Von Einstein

Tuesday June 25

RUSH HOUR RIDE: Morrison Bridge "Bus Stop", 0 SW Morrison St (meet up on the bridge, in the middle of the river)
4:00pm - 6:00pm, Roll at 4:15
We're going to ride the arterial highways of Portland, like Sandy and MLK. We'll see where freeways have been proposed, where they've been built, and go where no bicycles have gone before!

And we'll imagine a new Portland, with all of these massive roads empty of cars and filled with free-flowing, smiling bicycle traffic!
Tom McCall And Robert Moses, www.blueoregon.com/2013/03/extraordinary-legacy-tom-mccall-100/
TREE HUGGER'S RIDE: Lillas-Albina Park, Russel and Flint
4:30pm
Ride to four parks in NE to hug, dance, sing, recite poetry and play games with trees and each other. Leisure pace, minimal hills. Bring something to gather tree litter in. Bring a poem, song, picture or favorite children's book about trees. Bring food for own picnic.
Dena Wilder
YOU NEED A BETTER BARBUR: City Hall, 1221 SW 4th Ave
5:00pm - 6:00pm
Barbur Boulevard should be the best route to and from SW Portland. Right now, it's scary. Learn how we can fix it.

This ride is a collaboration between the Bicycle Transportation Alliance and Friends of Barbur.
Bicycle Transportation Alliance, carlbtaoregon, friendsofbarbur.com
FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS: PROTOTYPING BICYCLE ACCE: White Stag Block, 70 NW Couch St.
6:00pm - 9:00pm, June 24 - 26
In celebration of all things bike and beautiful the University of Oregon in Portland School of Architecture and Allied Arts will be offering: FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS. In Prototyping Bicycle Accessories students will customize their bicycle using the digital fabrication tools at the University of Oregon’s Fab Lab in Portland. Learn the basics of digital modeling and receive an overview on cutting-edge prototyping processes. Each participant will pedal away with customized accessories that they have designed, modeled, and fabricated themselves.
Staci Buckingham, aaapdxuoregon, Summer in the City, 503-412-3718
MONKEY PUZZLE TREES OF NOPO: #1 tree of the night, NE Knott (Between N. Williams and N. Vancouver) (This location is a part of Emanuel Hospital)
6:00pm - 8:00pm, This is very casual, if you'd like to split off at anytime, you're welcome to.
Do you love monkey puzzle trees? There are a lot in Portland and we're gonna explore the gems of N and NE Portland! I even found a google map. Join us while we ride around to check out these amazing trees.
Amanda Lee, alharrpdx, Google Map
VOLUNTEER @BIKE FARM: Bike Farm, 305 NE Wygant Ave, at Garfield (near MLK and NE Alberta)
6:30pm - 7:00pm, Fourth Tuesday of every month
Come to our orientation this Tuesday at 6:30pm to learn how you can volunteer at Bike Farm. All are welcome. Mechanic experience appreciated, but not required. We will help train you! General meeting to follow at 7pm.
Holla, hollabikefarm, bikefarm.org
CHUTES AND LADDERS RIDE: Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fargo St, Portland (Top of the knob)
6:30pm
*This ride's date was changed due to weather!*

We recreate the classic game of Chutes & Ladders life-size on the east-side grid. It's kind of a race-game, where you'll need some luck and some speed. Brought to you by team "Look Good Feel Good"
Look Good Feel Good, abigazzigmail
TANDEMONIUM!: Irving Park, 702 NE Fremont
6:45pm, we ride at 7 pm
Come join us for a mellow ride on tandem bicycles through the neighborhoods of northeast Portland. We'll start at Irving Park (NE Fremont and 7th), and wind our way over about five miles to Peninsula Park on N Ainsworth where we'll have a post-ride picnic. Bring food and drink for the 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.
Morgan And Dave, dfmoserpdxgmail
BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS: Community Exchange Bike School, 4038 SE Brooklyn St, Portland
7:00pm - 10:00pm, Every Tuesday and Wednesday
Bikes For Humanity (B4H) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity
SUNSET DESSERT RIDE: Ladd's Addition Neighborhood, 2129 SE Ladd Avenue
7:30pm - 9:30pm
This is nothing more than an excuse for me to bake and spend time with all of you.

We'll start in my backyard and take a route worthy of the treats we'll consume at the end while watching the sun set over Portland.

Bring a dessert if you'd like! The more the merrier. Moved to June 27
Rachel Richardson, racheleli.richardsongmail, 971-570-1161
OUTER NE PDX KARAOKE2KARAOKE: The Spare Room, 4830 Northeast 42nd Avenue
8:45pm - 2:45am, sing until we drop
We'll ride from karaoke bar to karaoke bar in "outer" NE Portland. Bring dollars for drinks and to tip the KJs and get ready to SING!
Lilymonster, tweet anomalily for ride details

Wednesday June 26

EARLY MORNING FRISKY FOREST PARK RIDE: Extracto Coffee, 2921 NE Killingsworth St
6:00am - 9:00am
Want a brisk warm up ride before work? Take your commute through Forest Park today! Ride will be quicker than your average commute, but less than race speed. We'll meet for coffee at 6, ride at 6:30, and be downtown by 9am.
Erinne, erinne.larissagmail
KLUNKER RIDE: Food Front Cooperative Grocery, 2375 NW Thurman St
5:00pm
Bomb a fire road in Forest Park, then kick back at Velo Cult with some beers and a viewing of the documentary Klunkerz. All bikes are welcome, but vintage cruisers with knobbies and motocross handlebars or vintage rigid MTBs are preferred. This will be a slow-paced fun ride, until it all goes downhill.
Mark, choppermarkhotmail, Velo Cult
OMSI PEDALS SCIENCE: OUTDOOR SCHOOL FOR ADULTS: OMSI, 1945 SE Water Ave, Portland (Along the esplanade just North of the OMSI parking lot.)
5:00pm, Meet at 5, ride at 5:30.
Do you miss the days of summer camp? Wish there was an outdoor school for grown-ups...on bikes?? Join OMSI for a taste of outdoor education in the heart of the city. Challenge yourself to build a survival shelter, master the craziest camp songs, or maybe even lick a banana slug!

We'll meet in the parking lot just north of OMSI next to the river. Experiments and explosions start at 5, and we ride at 5:30. The ride will be fairly flat 10 mile loop and we will return to OMSI in time for the outdoor-themed OMSI After Dark.
Amanda Fisher, afisheromsi, 503-797-4635
CLASSIC HOUSES OF PDX, PART III, EASTMORELAND: Brooklyn City Park, Milwaukee Avenue and SE Pershing Street
5:30pm
Based on the book Classic Houses of Portland, Oregon by W.J. Hawkins and W.F. Willingham,this tour is Part III of a three part series occurring each Wednesday during Pedalpalooza. We'll peruse unique residential architecture in the Brooklyn, Sellwood, and Eastmoreland neighborhoods. We'll end at Reed College. Slow to medium pace.
Pam Johnson, pamstorckyahoo
IT'S BUSINESS TIME: Portland Fire Station 21 on the Eastbank Esplanade, 5 SE Madison St, Portland
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Yep folks, it's business time. Ride with Portland's best bicycle-based businesses and enjoy food and drink samples along the route provided by SoupCycle, B-Line, the Cookie Pedalers, Courier Coffee and many more.

Pace: leisurely with stops to sample foods and meet the folks behind the businesses. A 5.5 mile route ending at Velocult on NE 42nd at Sandy.

Start location: Portland Fire Department just north of the Hawthorne Bridge on the Eastbank Esplanade

RSVP to ensure we have enough samples for you: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NZCZY3Q

https://www.facebook.com/events/524296467628286/
Jed Lazar, SoupCycle
AROW: MUTCD SHARROWS: Burger King Parking Lot, 1525 SE Grand Ave (@ Clay)
6:00pm - 8:00pm, Meet at 6, roll at 6:15
We'll ride all the busy streets in Portland where "sharrows" are used to instruct bicycles to take the whole lane. That's what they're designed for -- to let cars and bikes know it's A-OK to ride smack dab in the middle, so bikes don't get squished off the road by cars.

Streets like SW Stark, SE Clay, NE 12th, NW 9th, and the St. Johns Bridge (optional).

"Active Right of Way" or AROW is a small grassroots transportation advocacy group.
Ted 'n Marsha, mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/htm/2009/part9/part9c.htm#section9C07
YEHUDA MOON AND THE KICKSTAND CYCLERY RIDE: Fresh Pot, 4001 N. Mississippi Ave.
6:00pm
Hey all you Joes, Thistles, Fizzes, Captain Dashboards, Yehudas, Bike Ninjas, Freds, Idles, Sister Sprockets- come join us for the Yehuda Moon Ride! We'll ride around and do stuff that characters from the comic would enjoy, and have a character look-a-like contest. Don't know what the characters are like, or even what they look like? Check out the comic here:

www.yehudamoon.com,

then dress up like your favorite character (optional) and come join us!
Ryan Good, goodstermanyahoo
FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS: PROTOTYPING BICYCLE ACCE: White Stag Block, 70 NW Couch St.
6:00pm - 9:00pm, June 24 - 26
In celebration of all things bike and beautiful the University of Oregon in Portland School of Architecture and Allied Arts will be offering: FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS. In Prototyping Bicycle Accessories students will customize their bicycle using the digital fabrication tools at the University of Oregon’s Fab Lab in Portland. Learn the basics of digital modeling and receive an overview on cutting-edge prototyping processes. Each participant will pedal away with customized accessories that they have designed, modeled, and fabricated themselves.
Staci Buckingham, aaapdxuoregon, Summer in the City, 503-412-3718
LITTLE FREE LIBRARIES OF NORTH PORTLAND: Arbor Lodge Cafe, 1507 N Rosa Parks Way
6:30pm
FREE. Leave a book, borrow a book. Check out Portland's Little Free Libraries (LFL) including the Mother-lode of all LFL's!! Join Erin & Sandy to learn about the history of the libraries, the community connection and how to open a library in your neighborhood! Don't forget your book!
Erin Daly, edaly1macalester, www.littlefreelibrary.org/
BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS: Community Exchange Bike School, 4038 SE Brooklyn St, Portland
7:00pm - 10:00pm, Every Tuesday and Wednesday
Bikes For Humanity (B4H) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity
ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT RIDE & SCREENING: Oregon Park, NE Hoyt St and 29th Ave
8:00pm - 10:00pm
Let's celebrate the return of the world's greatest sitcom by riding bikes! We'll go for an easy ride and then enjoy an episode or two on a projector.

I'll provide the frozen bananas!
BYOB (Bring Your Own Boxofjuice).

costume ideas:
blue man
illusionist
banana stand
Mr. Bananagrabber
hook hand
Steve Holt!
Motherboy
Hot Cop
P-Hound
loose seal

Facebook invite: https://www.facebook.com/events/160649930781445/
Annyong, becky.mortonyahoo
8-BIT BIKE : 4PLAY: Dawson Park, 101 N Stanton St (meet at the red roof Pavillion)
8:00pm
8-Bit Bike : 4Play
21+
Bring $5 for admission.

Player, it's time to get down and show us your gaming skills. On the last Wednesday of each month, Ground Kontrol sets all of the video games and pinball tables to Free Play.

We will be rolling out to G.K. 8-Bit Style.

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Zed, zedbaileysgmail, 8bitbike.blogspot.com

Thursday June 27

FREE COFFEE!: Clinton Street Theater, 2522 SE Clinton
7:00am - 10:00am
Come celebrate the end of Pedalpalooza and free coffee with Pedal PT! For our 3rd time we will have free coffee for commuters and neighbors.

**Help us save cups: Bring your own mug and get a coupon for a 5% discount off a bike fitting!**
Pedal PT, infopedalPT, www.pedalPT.com
BIKE TO THE CONFLUENCE: Pepperbox food cart, 2737 NE MLK
9:00am, we ride at 9:30!
Have a breakfast taco from the Pepperbox cart, then ride through North Portland to Smith-Bybee Lakes and then to Kelley Point.
Sheridan, nondeterministicgmail, facebook event page
NAOBF BIKE PARKING: Overlook Park, N Interstate Ave and Fremont St
11:45am
Volunteer to park bikes at the North American Organic Brewers Fest and get a mug and eight tokens free. Sign up at http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0C4DA4A723AB9-beer
Hal Ballard, balhallardgmail
PORTLAND ROSE PEDAL: Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, SE 28th Ave & Woodstock Blvd
4:00pm - 7:00pm, About 1.5 hour ride time and 1.5 hour park time
Stop and smell the roses. Get a crash course on the history of Portland's finest Rose and Flower gardens. We'll pedal from Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, to The International Rose Test Garden and finish at Peninsula Park. Which will be celebrating its centennial that day. Bring your camera, we'll pedal a steady 14 miles. Breaks at the parks, gears recommended. *Please bring $4 for admission to Crystal Springs. Get there early, take your time!*
Justin Myers, justinjkmgmail, 503-933-6859
SITO.ORG ELECTRONIC ARTS 20TH BIRTHDAY RIDE: Stumptown Coffee Roasters on SE Division & SE 45th, 4525 SE Division St, Portland
4:00pm - 5:30pm
Take a short ride to celebrate the oldest art web site you never heard of! This year, we are celebrating the 20th anniversary of our collaborative art collective. Curious about digital art? Collage? Exquisite corpses? Old school internet? Plus, find out what this has to do with Portland.

Short, easy ride, with a couple stops to play art games. At the end there will be optional interactive demos and short videos. (ride approx 4-5:30, ~45 min optional demos etc)
Jon Scribble Sito, SITO.org
TRANSPORT YOUR ACTIVISM: Organics To You, 2030 N Williams Ave
5:30pm - 7:30pm
Join AROW to ride Portland's bikeways to see what we want to change! We'll have maps & plans, contact info for complaints & suggestions.
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This is a democratic ride, if there's some place you want to highlight and get letters out, contact me before the ride or just come and we can work it in.
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Bring tape measures, radar guns, graph paper, smart phones, iPads, etc.
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It'll be wonky. I'll bring toys, tools and documents.
Ted Buehler, bikeportland.org/2010/06/23/ride-provides-info-and-inspiration-for-transportation-activism-35561
#FEARLESS SUMMER - A RIDE FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE: Holladay Park, NE 11th Ave & Holladay St
6:00pm, ride at 6:30
Ride for climate justice and visit local climate criminals with Portland Rising Tide.
Rising Tide, Portland Rising Tide, portlandrisingtidenorthamerica
TRANS & WOMEN (& TRANS WOMEN) NAKED BIKE RIDE: Flavel Park (it's far south, but close to the MAX stop), 72nd & Flavel
6:15pm
Love being naked? Hate being misgendered and/or oogled at? Join us in our attempt to make a patriarchy free naked bike ride! We will be cruising some of the less popular Portland bike routes with the intention of creating a safer space where we can revel in the beauty of our own bodies and feel the breeze against our lovely bits. Unwelcome or disparaging comments about other people's bodies will not be tolerated, and roadside creepers will be yelled at. And when we say trans and women, we don't mean cis women and trans men. We mean trans women too, cuz transmisogony sucks. Please come sober!
Lichen Caterpillar Mustache, Hollisthedoulagmail, 501-960-2348
BIG AND BEAUTIFUL- HERITAGE TREES: Pedal Bike Tours, 133 SW 2nd Ave
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Ogle some of Portland's most awesome, towering trees on this 2-hour heritage tree ride led by Pedal Bike Tours. Pedal through lush neighborhoods and learn more about these beauties with a relaxing 8-mile ride suitable for all ages. Pedal is offering free bike rentals for the ride, if you don't have one.
Pedal Bike Tours, infopedalbiketours, www.pedalbiketours.com, 503-243-2453
UNICYCLE POLO: Alberta Park Bike Polo Court, NE 22nd Ave and Killingsworth St. (You'll find the polo courts near the corner of NE 22nd and Killingsworth St.)
7:00pm, We start around 7:00 and play until beer o'clock.
Do you ride a unicycle? Would you like the chance to attack people with a stick, while unicycling? Just want to watch? This is your event!

Find us at 6:30pm in Alberta Park, at the bike polo court, almost EVERY Thursday of the month. Unless it rains hard.

The Unicycle Bastards will supply mallets, balls, and minor first aid. Bring your own unicycle - any unicycle will do. Bring your own antibiotic ointment and discrete adult beverages (you did not read this here)

We also like attention - come watch if you are uni-curious.

Prepare to sweat/swear like a Bastard. Also, unicycles - not bikes.
Señor B. Beard, Esq., hudsontgmail, www.unicyclebastards.com, Subscribe to our Unicycle Bastards Google group (http://groups.google/group/unicyclebastards)
MUSIC BOX RIVER RIDE: Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fargo St, Portland (Top of the knob)
7:15pm
The Music Box River Ride is back for Pedalpalooza! Come out for a sunset ride to the River - followed by a dance party/bonfire on the beach. BYO - there won't be a beer stop.
Look Good Feel Good, abigazzigmail
SUNSET DESSERT RIDE: Ladd's Addition Neighborhood, 2129 SE Ladd Avenue
CANCELED
This is nothing more than an excuse for me to bake and spend time with all of you.

We'll start in my backyard and take a route worthy of the treats we'll consume at the end while watching the sun set over Portland.

Bring a dessert if you'd like! The more the merrier.
Rachel Richardson, racheleli.richardsongmail, 971-570-1161
SILENT RIDE: TBA
10:00pm
if a group of bikes rides by and no-one hears a thing, did they really ride by? yes, the s i l e n t r i d e. on the night before LiTnLOUD, silence. we love party rides! who doesn't? still, sometimes during the blissful chaos that is pedalpalooza, chilling and taking in your surroundings in active shared silence lets you listen to and feel everything a little more. a ten-mile long meditation, you might call it. or you might not call it anything.
Claire And Jaya, clairealyeagmail

Friday June 28

BREAKFAST ON THE BRIDGES, PEDALPALOOZA EDITION: On the Bridges! (Hawthorne Westbound and Lower Steel)
7:15am - 9:15am, Every Friday in June
Come celebrate your fellow bike commuters with FREE pastries, coffee, and companionship, on the Steel and Hawthorne bridges from 7ish til 9ish. Bring something to share if you like.
Cap'n Pastry
NAOBF BIKE PARKING: Overlook Park, N Interstate Ave and Fremont St
11:45am, June 27 - 30
Volunteer to park bikes at the North American Organic Brewers Fest and get a mug and eight tokens free. Sign up at http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0C4DA4A723AB9-beer
Hal Ballard, balhallardgmail
NICE RACK!: TBA - upon payment, Piedmont Neighbourhood
12:00pm - 6:00pm, Pick up your rack early so I can goto the Dead Baby Ride!
Now is your chance to get a rack for the the love of your life - your BIKE. You have married it, now lock it up...at home, work or play. You install it. Why wait for it to disappear. Join us in a group order of bike racks (style choice: wall, staple, and power assist wall rack) and save on shipping etc. Log on to web page to find out about cost and selection. On the order of The Ministry for Secure Bike Parking.
Todd Boulanger, todd.boulangeryahoo, The Ministry For Secure Bike Parking
FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS: BICYCLE FRAME FABRICATIO: White Stag Block, 70 NW Couch St.
1:00pm - 5:00pm, class ends at 5:15pm, June 28 - 29
In celebration of all things bike and beautiful the University of Oregon in Portland School of Architecture and Allied Arts will be offering: FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS. In Bicycle Frame Fabrication students will engage with Portland’s growing community of bicycle builders on a bike tour that will showcase an exquisite array of classic artisanship and innovation. Talk shop with the masters and get a behind the scenes introduction to custom fabricated frames and components manufactured in Portland.
Staci Buckingham, aaapdxuoregon, Summer in the City, 503-412-3718
THE DINGO DOWN-HILL!!: Top of the Hawthone Hill, SE 55th and Hawthorne St. (Western Seminary)
2:00pm, We RIDE at 2:15pm bombing downhill.
Dingo's favorite ride in Stumptown is: the drop from the Western Seminary- top o the hill, down Hawthorne to-the Hawthorne bridge- & across to Waterfront Park.
Not for slow pokes or butter fingers 'cause it could get really fast... but kids are welcome too.
An exciting colorful ride: with lots of laughs and lots of Portland.
Bring a camera!
Dingo Dizmal, fastclownveryfast.biz, Dingo Dizmal facebook page
GAYEST DAY OF THE YEAR RIDE: Oregon Park, NE Hoyt St and 29th Ave
2:00pm, We ride at 3pm
The LGBQT bicycling community and allies are invited to join the Sexual and Gender Minority Youth Resource Center(SMYRC)as they host The Gayest Day of the Year Ride. A family-friendly bike-decorating party at Oregon Park kicks off the event, where you can learn more about various LGBQT resources and jazz up your bike for the ride. The three-mile ride begins at 3 pm, and non-riders can cheer on participants along the route or meetup for an ice cream social at Q Center afterwards. The event is free, but donation are requested to benefit SMYRC.
Stef-Anie Wells, eventspdxqcenter, www,pdxqcenter,org, 971-217-8339
CYCLEPEDIA - FREE FOURTH FRIDAY: Portland Art Museum, 1219 SW Park Ave
5:00pm
Grab your bicycle and a few friends, and head down to the Museum for an art-filled evening. Enjoy free and easy bike parking, free Museum admission, and snacks from some of Portland’s finest pedal-powered food carts, including Taco Pedalers, Salt & Straw Ice Cream, Moberi-Bike Smoothies, Masala Popcorn, and more.
Portland Art Museum, infopam
PARTY IN THE U.S.A. RIDE: Sloan's Tavern, 36 N Russell St, Portland, OR
5:00pm
Let's celebrate the 4th of July a little early! We'll be blasting "Party in the U.S.A." as we ride around town. American flag apparel highly encouraged. Miley Cyrus costumes also welcome. If you want to bring a sound system please try to stick to USA-themed songs. The more obnoxious the better!
Lauralyn, Facebook Event
SKATE CRITICAL MASS: Saturday Market Fountain, SW Ankeny & Naito
6:00pm
Skate in the street! Bring your roller skates, blades, scooters, and skateboards for a skate around town!

Third annual Skate Critical Mass and it gets better every year! Come join us for a skate around the city!
Saul T. Scrapper, portlandpedalsgmail, 360-510-1818
MAGIC THE GATHERING: Time Vault Games, 1224 SW Broadway , Portland, OR
6:00pm
we will ride our bicycles to awesome outdoor spaces, cards shops, and elsewhere celebrating the fine game of magic: the gathering. you choose the irony level. we will be doing a magic draft at some point in our journey, participation in the draft is optional
Jaron, jaronheardgmail
PORTLAND LONGSHORE HISTORY TOUR: Skidmore Fountain, SW 1st Ave and Ankeny St
6:30pm - 8:30pm, Please arrive on time, we'll only wait around a few minutes!
Portland has a long history of radical labor movements, come and learn a bit about the struggles of one particular industry! A couple of history nerds will lead this tour of sites relating to Portland longshore labor history. Want to know where a boat full of scabs was attacked by striking workers? How about where Portland police opened fire on pickets? What's the story was with the Oregon Criminal Syndicalism Act? And for the acronym crew we can learn the difference between the ILA, ILWU, MWIU, MTW, IWW and WEA. Mostly we just want to share the history, so come along if you want to learn!
Berryeater, axcordiongmail
BIG BOOM BOX RIDE: Laurelhurst Park, 3700 SE Ankeny St (Meet on Oak St.)
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Boom Box Ride, Low Wattage, keeping it under 500 watts. ( loud ones can ride, keep it real for the unfriendly). Close And Plays get to ride at the front of the ride. Helmets required. Travel the streets to Mount Tabor, ending at Col. Summers Park ( SE Belmont St. ) Who cares if we have 50 types of music, blaring at once!
Dan, danou8125150gmail
LICENSED TO KILL - 007 RIDE: Bartini, 2108 NW Glisan
7:00pm - 10:00pm, You'll make it to Loud & Lit
Bond. James Bond. All Bonds (even George Lazenby), villains, minions, Bond girls (yes, Ursula, put that bikini on!) come for a fun dress-up ride through the sophisticated NW neighborhood and thereabouts. Let's look good and shake (but not stir) things up.
Peejay, peeejaygmail
DARTS,DONUTS,DRIVE-BY DISCUS,DOMINOES&DRINKS RIDE!: Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont (near baseball dugout)
7:00pm - 9:30pm
Our third annual alphabetorical adventure ride, brought to you by the letter D. An epic roving 2-person team tourney of D-ness, with prizes of unimaginable (sentimental) value. Ride will end at a bar, from which we will head over to the Loud & Lit ride.
Dr. Deedee Drake, dddddd_ridehotmail
LOUD AND LIT RIDE: Laurelhurst park
10:30pm - 8:30am
3rd annual Lit and Loud ride. Its back and will be crazier then ever
Jon Dutch, caulliegmail

Saturday June 29

ACCESSORY DWELLINGS: Shelter Wise's ADU, 2726 NE 66th
9:00am - 1:00pm
Bike tour of clever accessory dwellings in N/NE Portland. We'll tour everything from a basement apartment to backyard cottages and garage conversions.

Contact: Lina Menard, thisisthelittlelifegmail.com, Little Life, 206-859-1770
Lina Menard, thisisthelittlelifegmail, This Is The Little Life, 206-859-1770
BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS: Community Exchange Bike School, 4038 SE Brooklyn St, Portland
10:00am - 2:00pm, Every Saturday
Bikes For Humanity PDX(B4HPDX) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. Weekly volunteer clinics every Tuesday & Saturday. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Susan, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity PDX
PORTLAND ART MUSEUM CYCLOFEMME RIDE & MINI-SUMMIT: Ride starts Peninsula Park , 700 N Rosa Parks Way
10:15am - 11:45am, The ride ends at the museum, the mini-summit continues until 3:30
This free ride is the start of a mini-summit at the Portland Art Museum celebrating women and bikes! Two pick up stops: Dawson Park (NE) at 10:45 (ish) and Vera Katz statue 11:15 (ish).

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You are doing the ride - now join the movement. In celebration of its special summer exhibition Cyclepedia: Iconic Bicycle Design, the Portland Art Museum, Janis McDonald from Women on Bikes and April Streeter from Women on Wheels will co-host a mini-summit dedicated to exploring the past, present, and especially, the future of biking in our town and beyond.
Maria Erb, mariagurlbike.info, www.womenonwheels.me, See our CycloFemmePDX Facebook page for event details
URBAN FARM COLLECTIVE GARDEN TOUR: NE 6 & NE Mason (At the greenhouse garden)
11:00am
Join us for a tour of the urban farm collectives fourteen gardens. Dressing as your favorite veggie is highly encouraged. There will be a picnic at the final garden made from ingredients found in our gardens along the way!
Urban Farmer, urbanfarmcollectivegmail, urbanfarmcollective.com
NAOBF BIKE PARKING: Overlook Park, N Interstate Ave and Fremont St
11:45am, June 27 - 30
Volunteer to park bikes at the North American Organic Brewers Fest and get a mug and eight tokens free. Sign up at http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0C4DA4A723AB9-beer
Hal Ballard, balhallardgmail
NICE RACK!: TBA - upon payment, Piedmont Neighbourhood
CANCELED Moved to June 28
Now is your chance to get a rack for the the love of your life - your BIKE. You have married it, now lock it up...at home, work or play. You install it. Why wait for it to disappear. Join us in a group order of bike racks (style choice: wall, staple, and power assist wall rack) and save on shipping etc. Log on to web page to find out about cost and selection. On the order of The Ministry for Secure Bike Parking.
Todd Boulanger, todd.boulangeryahoo, The Ministry For Secure Bike Parking
CYCLEPEDIA - CYCLE FEMME: Portland Art Museum, 1219 SW Park Ave
12:00pm
The past, present, and future of women on wheels. The legacy of women and cycling in an automobile-dominated culture has remained largely hidden. Today a movement is afoot to invite and encourage even greater numbers of women to hop on bicycles (some designed and built by women) for everything from everyday commuting to cyclecross.
Portland Art Museum, infopam
FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS: BICYCLE FRAME FABRICATIO: White Stag Block, 70 NW Couch St.
1:00pm - 5:00pm, class ends at 5:15pm, June 28 - 29
In celebration of all things bike and beautiful the University of Oregon in Portland School of Architecture and Allied Arts will be offering: FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS. In Bicycle Frame Fabrication students will engage with Portland’s growing community of bicycle builders on a bike tour that will showcase an exquisite array of classic artisanship and innovation. Talk shop with the masters and get a behind the scenes introduction to custom fabricated frames and components manufactured in Portland.
Staci Buckingham, aaapdxuoregon, Summer in the City, 503-412-3718
TINY HOUSE TOUR (N/NE): In front of Rigler School, 5401 NE Prescott St
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Rigler School, 5401 NE Prescott St
2:00pm-6:00pm
Bike tour of cute, innovative, tiny homes in N/NE Portland, all under 400sf. Have fun. Live small. Get inspired!!
Contact: Lina Menard, thisisthelittlelifegmail.com, Little Life, 206-859-1770
Lina Menard, thisisthelittlelifegmail, This Is the Little Life, 206-859-1770
MULTNOMAH COUNTY BIKE FAIR: SE 12th and Alder (In the closed off street.)
2:00pm - 8:00pm
MCBF is the catastrophic culmination of 3+ weeks of Pedalpalooza bike fun.

Local bikey artisan craft bazaar

Local food carts

As always, live music and crazy competitions.

Bring your friend. Bring your bike. Bring your sunscreen. Bring your camera. Bring your best game. Bring your bandages. Bring your bike fun.

Tall Tour Crew will be bring out their mobile sound stage.
With confirmed performances by:
The Sprockettes
DMLH
Saucy
more TBA
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Tall-Tour-Crew-Renegade-Sound-System-Performance-Art-Crew/127633303983191?ref=ts&fref=ts

Kid's area(w/Dingo and Olive)
Sysfail, sysfail.dobcgmail
BEST SUMMER FOREVER!: Velo Cult, 1969 NE 42nd
CANCELED Moved to June 23
back for a 3rd year to jump-start the summer and get them juices flowing. as ever, there will be beers, water sports and jams. this year's a little different, though. we're not just going for the best summer ever anymore, this shit is forever... laughs and hollers abound on a ride that is sure to make the sun shine. leisure is the key word for pacing. games will ensue. fun WILL be had by all, or you money back, guaranteed*.

*ride is free of charge with proof of awesomeness.

ps - date has changed, but the ride has not! still choc-full-o-fun!
Amelia N Lettie, ampillowgmail
K-POP & CUTE WARM FUZZY WALK: Jamison Square, NW 10th and Johnson (NW 10th and Johnson Street by Bear statue)
7:00pm - 8:00pm, We will wait until 7:15pm for stragglers to join us.
Come walk with Martha & Jerry, along with cuddly friends, as we lead you on a fun early evening tour of the beautiful Pearl District, while wearing your most adorable costumes (think K-Pop, CuteWarmFuzzy, or a combo). This is a family event, but well-behaved grown up fuzzies, are also welcome! Costume prizes! Music! Bring optional change for sweet treats. Rain, or shine. Wheels of all persuasions are invited. Dress accordingly. Not responsible for lost fuzzies. FREE. See you there!
Martha & Jerry, Co-Organizers, marthaoperezyahoo, 503-954-8653
F.A.M.O.U.S. - FIXED AT MIDNIGHT ON URBAN STREETS: TBA (Mystery Start Point (close in S.E.)
11:59pm, 10 mile race ... half hour - 45 minutes.
FIXED GEAR ONLY (BRAKES OPTIONAL, I.E - NOT MONSTER TRACK)
T.B.A. "mystery start" location - (close in SE). (50 only) racer spoke cards printed with race course.
B-Side will be a street 'drip' artist racers number.

5 minutes till start time, a coin will be flipped.
Heads=course on spoke cards.
Tails=reverse course.

Points per 3.33 mile lap, prizes for top three finishers...
Lap one - (one=3 points, two=2 points, three=1 point)
Lap two - (one=4 points, two=3 points, three=2 points)
Final - (one=5 points, two=4 points, three=3 points)
$5 entry fee = prize pot.
Jolly Dodger, jollydodger_23yahoo, realtimecourier.com, 503-863-6554

Sunday June 30

2ND ANNUAL TOUR DE CLACK: Milo McIver State Park, 24101 S Entrance Road, Estacada (Riverside Day Use Area (keep right through park)
9:00am
Register at tourdeclack2013.eventbrite.com

Riders will convene at the Riverside Day Use Area at Milo McIver Park in Estacada, and depart on either a 30- or 50-mile loop through the watershed, exploring restoration projects and some bucolic views. Ride is free!
Clackamas River Basin Council, rebeccaclackamasriver, clackamasriver.org, tourdeclack2013.eventbrite
NAOBF BIKE PARKING: Overlook Park, N Interstate Ave and Fremont St
11:45am, June 27 - 30
Volunteer to park bikes at the North American Organic Brewers Fest and get a mug and eight tokens free. Sign up at http://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E0C4DA4A723AB9-beer
Hal Ballard, balhallardgmail
ZOOBOMB: Zoobomb Pyle, SW 13th Ave & W Burnside
8:30pm
Zoobomb is long running weekly bike event that meets every Sunday around 8:30PM near (13th & SW Burnside) in Portland OR. Bring a bike, MAX fare (2.50), 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, Zoobombzoobomb

Monday July 1

BTA HAPPY HOUR: Velo Cult, 1969 NE 42nd
5:00pm, First Monday of every month
Grab a drink with Bicycle Transportation Alliance staff and volunteers.
-Talk advocacy strategy with a member of our advocacy team
-Volunteer to help us teach bike safety to 4th and 5th graders
-Brag about your Bike Commute Challenge victory
-Learn about upcoming BTA events
-Have a beer while you get your bike tuned up
Special drink prices for BTA members (don't forget your membership card!). Theme: Legislative Wrap-up with Gerik Kransky
Bicycle Transportation Alliance, carlbtaoregon, btaoregon.org, 503-226-0676
FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS: BICYCLE TRANSIT TECHNOLO: White Stag Block, 70 NW Couch St.
6:00pm - 9:00pm, July 1 - 3
In celebration of all things bike and beautiful the University of Oregon in Portland School of Architecture and Allied Arts will be offering: FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS. In Bicycle Transit Technology students will discover the creative ways in which designers, engineers, planners, and fabricators are collaborating to creatively integrate cycling into the urban fabric. Guest lectures will be offered by designers, engineers, planners, and fabricators. Course fees and registration here: http://aaa.uoregon.edu/portland/summerinthecity/interdisciplinary
Staci Buckingham, aaapdxuoregon, Summer in the City, 503-412-3718

Tuesday July 2

FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS: BICYCLE TRANSIT TECHNOLO: White Stag Block, 70 NW Couch St.
6:00pm - 9:00pm, July 1 - 3
In celebration of all things bike and beautiful the University of Oregon in Portland School of Architecture and Allied Arts will be offering: FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS. In Bicycle Transit Technology students will discover the creative ways in which designers, engineers, planners, and fabricators are collaborating to creatively integrate cycling into the urban fabric. Guest lectures will be offered by designers, engineers, planners, and fabricators. Course fees and registration here: http://aaa.uoregon.edu/portland/summerinthecity/interdisciplinary
Staci Buckingham, aaapdxuoregon, Summer in the City, 503-412-3718
BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS: Community Exchange Bike School, 4038 SE Brooklyn St, Portland
7:00pm - 10:00pm, Every Tuesday and Wednesday
Bikes For Humanity (B4H) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity

Wednesday July 3

FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS: BICYCLE TRANSIT TECHNOLO: White Stag Block, 70 NW Couch St.
6:00pm - 9:00pm, July 1 - 3
In celebration of all things bike and beautiful the University of Oregon in Portland School of Architecture and Allied Arts will be offering: FABRICATION FOR CYCLISTS. In Bicycle Transit Technology students will discover the creative ways in which designers, engineers, planners, and fabricators are collaborating to creatively integrate cycling into the urban fabric. Guest lectures will be offered by designers, engineers, planners, and fabricators. Course fees and registration here: http://aaa.uoregon.edu/portland/summerinthecity/interdisciplinary
Staci Buckingham, aaapdxuoregon, Summer in the City, 503-412-3718
SHIFT BUSINESS MEETING: Velo Cult, 1969 NE 42nd (north of Sandy) (bring something to eat/drink for sharin' if you like!)
6:30pm, First Wednesday of every month except June
A quick formal meeting to discuss Shift's projects, finances, and new proposals. By custom, first-time attendees' topics are discussed first.
Shift, Agenda Wiki Page
BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS: Community Exchange Bike School, 4038 SE Brooklyn St, Portland
7:00pm - 10:00pm, Every Tuesday and Wednesday
Bikes For Humanity (B4H) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity

Thursday July 4

Friday July 5

DEAD BABY BIKES CLUB RIDE: APEX, 1216 SE Division
8:00pm, First Friday of every month
We wanna be free, free to do what we wanna do, free to ride our machines without being hassled by the man, And we want to get loaded.
Arizona Dave, https://www.facebook.com/events/117995371742604/?hc_location=stream

Saturday July 6

IRON HORSE TRAIL OVERNIGHT: Cedar River Watershed Education Center, 19901 Cedar Falls Road Southeast, North Bend, WA
9:00am
The Iron Horse Trail is also known as the John Wayne Pioneer Trail. It is a gravel surfaced rail trail that follows an old railroad over Snoqualmie Pass and takes you all the way to the Columbia River. Our ride will end in Cle Elum with a return the next day
For more information and RSVP go to www.NWRideabouts.com
Steve Watts, SteveNWRideabouts
BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS: Community Exchange Bike School, 4038 SE Brooklyn St, Portland
10:00am - 2:00pm, Every Saturday
Bikes For Humanity PDX(B4HPDX) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. Weekly volunteer clinics every Tuesday & Saturday. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Susan, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity PDX
GUERRILLA PARKLET RIDE: Holladay Park, NE 11th Ave & Holladay St
12:00pm
The Portland Business Alliance has recently blocked the city from permitting more parklets via the successful PDX 'Street Seat' program. We need to do something about that. Join us for a day of mobile fun as we reclaim our streets from space-hogging automobiles. There will be food, drinks, music, games, and maybe some tiki torches. Bring your bike and prepare to be awesome!

What's a parklet?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parklet
Seedbombista, otherdesertcitieshotmail, https://www.facebook.com/events/296261020508193

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