Bike Summer calendar

This ride is for anyone wanting to ride as a group from Vancouver, across the interstate bridge through Delta Park, and into the kickoff ride. I led this ride last year, which was received well by a dozen of us. Thanks again to cyclevancouver.bike, Jason and Israel, for the patchwork on my flat we had last year in Delta Park. Just another example of the benefit of traveling as a group. Ride leaves a little early, which gives you ample time to chill grab a bite to eat and watch the crowds build for the kickoff of events. Come join one of your Clark County BPAC (bicycle and pedestrian advisory committee) volunteers for an opportunity to give input on anything that's on your mind with cycling infrastructure in Clark county.

bryanaboutbikes@gmail.com

It's that time of year again! Find your bike and lets ride from Beaverton Transit Center to the kickoff location. We will be taking the usual route up over the hill via the Sunset Hwy path and the zoo. For the uninitiated this does include a fairly steep hill. Our pace and route choice will focus on being as comfortable as possible for a variety of riders, including families, but please be cautious of the hill (both climbing and descending) with very young kids. We do have places to be so while I anticipate giving ourselves plenty of time to not rush, we will try to leave on schedule.

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Honestly I don't want to travel to Kerns again for the Queer kickoff R2R so we're gonna do one in the Westside! PLEASE BRING YOUR GAYNESS FROM THE WESTSIDE AND MAKE YOURSELF BE SHOWN AND SEEN AT SUNSET TC, AS WE RIDE INTO THIS YEAR'S PRIDE MONTH AND BIKE SUMMER SIMULTANEOUSLY, YOU LOVELY PEOPLE!! This ride will be taking the Sunset Highway MUP and joining with Tim's Beaverton R2R along the way. There will be a decent amount of climbing, so please be prepared. The route is also fairly long, but that's what happens when we come from afar.

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Ok, we're riding up to Alberta Park, oof. I'm working on the route options, will post here when ready. It's looking like it'll be 8ish miles with 250-300 feet of elevation, we'll plan a break or two in the middle and possibly a refreshment stop. Generally, we'll gather at 4, leave at 4:30 (which will actually be about 4:45) and I'm budgeting an hour or so for the ride. Zach can’t make it, shame on him!

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Ravin' Roll Kicks-off Bike Summer 2026! We'll dance a bit beforehand then roll with enough time head up to Alberta Park to relax & enjoy before the big ride! We may even take a rest/bathroom stop as needed since our route is ~9 miles with climbing. We'll be jamming to Ravin' Roll energy up to and during the Kickoff Ride, so you're welcome to hang tight if you like the music and vibes! :-D As always Ravin' Roll perpetuates Shift Code of Conduct, Consent, PLURR (Peace, Love, Unity, Respect, Responsibility), Leave No Trace. We will do our best to balance "no drop" and timely arrival at Alberta Park.

Ride bikes together with kids and families, from Grant Park to Alberta Park for the start of Pedalpalooza’s Bike Summer Kick-Off ride! This is a moderate paced ride, for kids on bikes and parents on cargo bikes. We’ll ride 3.5 miles from the playground in Grant park, to the Alberta, which will be the start of the Pedalpalooza kick-off ride. We will ride at 515pm sharp and should arrive at Peninsula Park at about 5:45pm, so you have time to pick up t-shirts and pennants, while kids can use the playground or enjoy other activities. Then at 6:30pm you can also join us if you want to ride the whole route of the Kick-Off Ride , along with other families and kids. That ride will be 5 miles long and has several hills, so younger kids may need to switch to a trailer or cargo bike with a grown-up. While our ride is 3.5 miles one-way and and mostly flat and will be fine for grade schooler on their own bikes, if you do the whole loop along with the Kick-Off Ride it will be 8 miles total, so it would be appropriate for 4th grade plus, or younger kids who are strong fast confident riders, to ride their own bike the whole way. Our ride will be suitable for young bike riders who can pedal their own bike uphill in a straight line. Kids should wear a helmet, be able to ride in a straight line without training wheels, start and stop, and follow instructions. Cargo bikes, tandems, trailers and tag-a-longs are great for younger or less confident kids, or in case kids get tired of pedaling. Adults without kids can also join the ride as corkers to help with traffic safety. We’ll ride together as a group, rain or shine, because kids are traffic too!

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

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

Bicycle Kitty rides

One of the best thing to happen because of the pandemic is summer yoga at The Side Yard Farm. Let's ride bikes together to this amazing urban farm and practice yoga with a view of the growing flowers and veggies. This is a ~30 minute ride followed by an hour yoga practice. You MUST pre-register for the yoga class prior to the event (see link). Space is limited and those not pre-registered and without a signed waiver will be turned away. Class is donation-based to raise funds for The Bhakti Yoga Movement Center's equity fund. Suggested donation $20. Beginner friendly, all abilities welcome. There are steps to get to the practice lawn and the space is unpaved with wood chip paths. This ride is not a loop. We will ride together to the Farm, practice yoga, and then depart on our own routes and schedule. I'm happy to guide back to inner SE Portland on my way home. Bring a yoga mat or a towel, water, and maybe a snack. We do need to climb Alameda Ridge to get to the Farm, so there are 2 blocks of pretty solid up-hill on the journey. This is a no-drop ride and we will regroup as needed.

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

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

If you want to palooza but are scared, this is the ride for you! 4.2 mile loop at a 6mph pace. No one will be left behind (no drop)! E-bikes welcome! Led by a fat ride leader 💕

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Let's paint this town Boognish Brown!

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Back for a third year, with a new process to make sure everyone is served! (sorry for the long lines last year) Join a special after-school Ice Cream Bike Bus to 50 Licks on Clinton. Every kid will get a free scoop, but donations will be needed to cover costs if you're able. We'll be rolling from Glencoe, Richmond, Creston, Sunnyside, and Abernethy after school. If you want to join, but don't go to one of these schools, simply show up on the route and join up when we roll by. Kids are welcome to attend without their adults, and can be picked up at 50 Licks before 5pm. Some schools will provide a Bike Bus from 50 Licks back to school grounds. If your kid normally attends after-school programs, please make sure you make arrangements to skip normal aftercare for the day. If you need more info, talk to your Bike Bus coordinator, or email rob.galanakis@gmail.com. See image for route.

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Bike Bus PDX

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All electric rides welcome: e-bikes, Surrons, Onewheels, scooters, electric unicycles, whatever you've got with a motor or a battery. We're mobbing around Portland, exploring the city with cool views. The route is pre-planned, so just show up and ride. Night ends at Tabor Dance. Meet at the Salmon Street Springs fountain at 5:30 pm, ride at 6:00 pm

I mustache you a question: Would you like a mustache ride? Well we're gonna have one on Wednesday the 3rd of June! This is a no-drop party-pace ride (10ish to 12ish mph). We will have treats at the end! Feel free to bring your own to share. This ride is for mustache havers and mustache appreciators. Everyone is welcome! We'll have stick-ons for those who are mustache deficient and would like to be otherwise, but there is no requirement to actually have a mustache to ride. Previous Mustache Rides have started at Ladd's and ended on Mt. Tabor, but we are considering a longer, flatter, and hotter mustache ride for this year. Stay tuned ;)

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Bike camping curious? Join our beginner-friendly clinic for WTFNB+ folks! We'll talk gear, route-finding, personal safety, and more. WeBike events are for women, trans, and non-binary folks. This includes but is not limited to trans men, trans women, cis women, agender, gender queer, gender fluid, gender nonconforming, and Two Spirit people. Read more about WeBike at thestreettrust.org/webike. If you're curious about bike camping (maybe you're planning your first overnighter? Thinking about riding your bike to an event like Pickathon this summer?), or if you're a seasoned bike camper who wants to meet people with similar interests, then this clinic is for you! Come hang out with us in Laurelhurst Park to learn all the ins and outs of bike camping, including gear, route finding, food, personal safety, and more. You'll leave with handy packing checklists and resource flyers, and we'll do some crowdsourcing of meal ideas.

WeBike - The Street Trust

Join us at Col Summers park. Dress as art. Wear your art! Have an outfit you never wear? It’s time! We’re on bikes, be cute. Safety third. We’ll visit the Portland Art Museum. Time isn’t real but PAM’ll kick us out at 7. We’re giving compliments! Let’s be radical to each other and everyone else. Remember, if you die in your outfit, you have to wear it forever. Love from Puddhams, Podnah, and Val.

PAM

PLANTS ‘N’ BIKES! Learn about PNW ecosystems, wild plant ID, and local eco-restoration efforts along the Springwater Corridor Trail. Meet @ Sellwood Riverfront Park @ 5:30PM & ride to Errol Heights Park on this 6 mile RT journey — Hosted by Ryan Nordic & friends

Ready the warp drive and open all hailing frequencies: The 6th annual Star Trek Ride returns to Pedalpalooza Thursday June 4th! Whether you're a steadfast Trekkie or just Trek-curious, we welcome you aboard on our mission to explore strange new worlds. As Worf might say: Today is a good day to Bike! Costumes encouraged; expect Trek trivia, giveaways, and more!

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

Thursday Night Ride

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

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

Portland Bicycle School... laws for driver/cyclist interactions

Kris is getting hitched! It’s time for his one last hurrah as a bachelor and we want all of pedalpalooza to come out and celebrate. The form of this ride will be a six park six pack. Bring six of your favorite drinks to enjoy in six different parks. Bachelor shenanigans will ensue. Dress code: everyone please wear all white Meet at Ladd’s circle

We honor the legacy of one of the great Ambassadors for Portland and lifelong Bike Advocate Bill Walton who lead the Portland Trail Blazers to their one and only Championship in 1977. The Big Red Head and Famed Dead Head was literally one of the biggest (definitely the tallest) Grateful Dead Fans on the planet. Truly one of the great humanists of his generation. The Grateful Dead will be the primary music of choice accompanying the ride. Open to all Blazer Maniacs, Bill Walton admirers and Grateful Dead fans. * Note this ride is a primer as we ramp up for next year's (2027) 50th Anniversary NBA Championship Ride*

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

Celebrate the first Friday of Bike Summer riding to the music of Ninajirachi, a rising Australian electronic musician! THEME: Girl EDM, a genre coined by Nina! We will listen to music spanning her discography, including "I Love My Computer" and other releases. Expect to hear music from collaborators/tourmates of hers, including Daine, underscores, Izzy Camina, MGNA Crrrta, Frost Children, Isla Den and more! ROUTE: We'll ride 8-12 miles over 2ish hours with 1 store stop at a social (8-12 mph) pace. The ride may or may not be a loop; if not, we won't end too far from the start point. While the route won’t be posted beforehand, feel free to ask the ride leader about specifics at stops if you have questions. --------- We take the Shift2Bikes Code of Conduct seriously - respect your fellow riders and your neighbors not on the ride. This is also a leave no trace ride; we leave places cleaner than we found them.

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Okay okay hear me out. Clifford the Big Red Bike, a tall bike Mark made from a 1987 Hardrock, has been an absolute joy to ride for the last three years and over two thousand miles. Clifford is too big to fit in a car and has too long a wheelbase to fit on a bike rack. Clearly the most sensible thing to do is ride a tall bike to Corvallis. And you're invited! Complete route linked here: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54775127 Not a no-drop ride. Not a loop. Feel free to bail whenever.

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We'll meet at TwentySix Cafe then ride around the Irvington neighborhood to visit all the yard/garage sales! At 11:30ish we'll meet at Broadway Grill to show off our finds. Note: This is a bike ride event, not "drive to" event. Please use your bike to navigate the sales. Also, we won't be riding as a group-feel free to navigate on your own! Special prizes for: Best Bikey Item Most Unusual Greatest Bargain https://www.irvingtonpdx.com/annual-irvington-yard-sale

Interactive Map of Sales

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

Ride Westside

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

Lewis Elementary 6th annual Kids’ Pride Parade and Ride. Come march or ride with us!   Kid and family friendly.  Meet at 10:00am parade starts at 10:30am and will last approximately 40 min with events following. Extra adults to come ride with us and help keep the march safe are greatly appreciated.

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For those of us raised on PBS, we are familiar with the shows Mr. Rogers, Reading Rainbow, etc. This ride will honor PBS and those gentle memories it provided(s). Take a ride through my neighborhood (SE PDX) while we listen to tunes from the show and channel alike. There wont be a store stop, but we will take pauses at parks along the way, so plan your snacks accordingly. *ride may incorporate gravel/unpaved alleyways* This is a no drop ride and is socially paced! Don't be a poo head and dont show if you're banned on other rides. You will be asked to leave.

Come ride or race bikes in a fun little scavenger hunt in the Brentwood-Darlington neighborhood (and a bit beyond). We'll meet at the picnic tables on the west side of Brentwood Park. Riders/racers will be given a manifest and a paper map (no digital wayfinding allowed!). This year's alley alley catty will feature alleys! These alleys are "unimproved" (not paved) so consider your bike and tire choice wisely. Find as few or as many locations as you'd like, then head to the Foster Food Carts for a finish line prize party. Bring a pen. Rules (which you agree to follow, just by showing up!): * no complaining * do whatever you want * do not sue me or the venue where we finish

Bicycle Kitty rides

Back for its 16th year, Get Lost! is a Pedalpalooza Bike Ride led entirely by chance. Dice are rolled to determine how many blocks to ride, and which direction to turn once we get there (odd total = R, even =L). We ride until we find a natural end point. Feel free to bail whenever you wanna go somewhere else. 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/2qY2TmQ

More details TBD But it’s right on time, The groove is in the heart, Pump up the jam, We love these big ride merges. Bring your sound bikes and rides and we will all have this massive for the first Saturday of Pedalpalooza.

Expect loud and lots of Numetal artists featuring Korn, Deftones, linkinPark, Spiritbox, and more! Chill pace, midpoint stop, store stop, and central end. Fire is TBD. Bring your speakers (I’ll post the playlist once I make it and we can link at start) let’s kick off he first weekend of Pedalpalooza with a few headbangers and I’ll probably host a contest for the best head bang with a prize also let’s see how long you can hold that yell from Korn’s “yall wanna single”….anyways come out, have fun and don’t be a dick. If you’re banned on others you’re not welcome on this one.

SUMMER IS HERE SO WE RAVIN' & ROLLIN' YOU KNOW THE VIBESS Ravin' Roll is opening the season strong with feel good energy to send us into our favorite part of summer. We jam out to curated selections of recorded DJ/Live sets by world class artists from the current EDM Festival season! Other sound bikes are welcome - if you want to support the main music for the ride, let's chat at the start spot! if you want to play your own vibes, just make sure to leave room and avoid sound clashing on the route and at dance stops :-) Dance>Ride>Dance>Ride>Store?>Ride>Dance more? Maybe we'll run into other party rides, maybe we'll combine?? I saw something about a 90s Rave?! Ravin' Roll perpetuates Shift Code of Conduct, PLURR (Peace, Love, Unity, Respect, Responsibility), Leave No Trace, and Consent. No-drop, within our mechanical abilities.

Bring your lights, your people, and your full self. Come celebrate Pride Month in Portland with us roll through the city in community, take up space, and be part of a moving, glowing expression of queer joy. After the initial rollout, we move into a steady, social cruise riding together, regrouping often, and keeping the flock intact. This is a no-drop ride focused on connection, visibility, and shared energy. ✨ What to expect Chill, consistent pace (ride side-by-side, talk, vibe) Regroup points so no one gets left behind Music rolling with the group (groovy, warm, late-night energy) Ride leaders + corkers helping keep things smooth Optional mid-ride stop (store / park depending on group energy) 🖤 Ride culture / expectations This is a queer-centered Pride ride come as you are Respect consent, space, and the people around you Stay behind the ride leader unless told otherwise Call out hazards + help keep the group safe

Time for Master Ramies very 1st Light Brigade Ride! We start at Lone Fir Cemetery heading down to Ladds, South Waterfront, PSU, Central Eastside, Downtown and wrap up in the Pearl District. The boundaries for Inner City Shenanigans are: Tilikum Bridge SE & NE 28th NE Broadway to NW Thurman Along the base of the West Hills to the South Waterfront.

Juice Box Bike Club presents a Daycare Ride A ride for people who need to get their tiny humans napped by noon-ish, but still want to have a good time riding around during Pedalpalooza. Bring bubble machines, bubble makers, colorful flags, noise makers and the like to the ride. Corkers would be appreciated for this since we have to cross Stark and Morrison. Ride will start at Seawall Crest Playground, we'll make our way on 34th over to the Laurelhurst Park Playground for our first stop, then meander downhill Pine or Ankeny and veer back south on 16th/17th street to end at the Splashpad at Colonel Summers park. Total of 3 miles, 17 mins that we'll stretch out across 1.5 hrs :) The ride leaders will bring juice boxes and goldfish to share. Meet at 10am, roll by 10:20am. Join the mailing list: https://groups.google.com/g/juice-box-bike-club All Wheels, All Riders, All Welcome. These rides are welcoming, inclusive spaces for riders of all skill levels. We'll prioritize safety when planning the route to ensure a fun experience for kiddos (and parents) who are still getting comfortable on their bikes. Rides will be short, because you know, meltdowns.

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

Celebrate pride with WeBike! This friendly, stay-together ride will visit queer-friendly businesses and community centers in NE Portland, ending with a picnic at Irving Park! Where: Irving Park, by the splash pads When: Meet at 11 a.m., ride at 11:30 a.m. The route: 4-mile loop in NE Portland, with stops at The Athletic Community, The Q Center, and Always Here Bookstore Join WeBike for a sweet and fun ride to celebrate Pride. We'll be pumping our Pride Playlist and spreading joy across NE Portland. Wear whatever makes you feel the most comfortable and happy! We'll have cold drinks and snacks to share at a picnic at Irving Park after the ride (if you feel inspired to bring a potluck dish, we will gladly partake in that, too, but by no means is that a requirement!). The route will be a slow, stay-together, mostly-flat 4-mile loop beginning and ending at Irving Park. We'll stick to neighborhood greenways when possible. WeBike events center women, trans, femme, and nonbinary folks, but this ride is open to allies, too! If you have a friend, partner, or biking buddy who maybe doesn't identify as WTFNB+, they are welcome at this ride! If the ride is big enough, we may ask allies to jump in and cork at intersections for us. The ride is free, but if you know you're coming we ask that you please RSVP at thestreettrust.org/webike-pride

WeBike - The Street Trust

Learn how to use the two bikelanesweeper.com trailers and a custom trike sweeper. We'll meet at Go By Bike to discuss and demonstrate the sweepers, then go ride to several types of bike infrastructure to review techniques, strategy, and considerations for keeping lanes usable. You can try pulling the sweeper trailers from your own bike if you have a burley trailer hitch on your rear axle, or try temporarily trading bikes with someone with a hitch. An e-bike is often necessary to pull the trailers up hills.

BikeLoudPDX

Did someone say pancakes?

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Are YOU a skibidi little rizzler? Are you going "FAAAAA" on your Jet2 Holiday to Ohio? Is there an iPad always in front of your face? OR are you a confused-as-heck adult who is around children and has no clue whatever this means, but hears it a lot? Then this is the ride for you! I too, became a diddyblud on a calculator and precisely mapped out a route maximizing our 67 experience! Notable 6️⃣7️⃣age on this ride includes: -6th and 7th avenues in central Beaverton -TVFR station 67 -The Merlo bus loop where line 67 ends -And NE 67th avenue in Orenco Everyone is welcome, and bring your kids too, if you have them! Bring your silliest bike if riding solo! This ride is fairly long but fairly flat, unfortunately longer than 6.7 miles, but there will be brainrot music playing the whole time!

Ride Westside

Contact me on Ride Westside's Slack or on Instagram, @62Murrayblvd

Guaranteed to be the SLOWEST pedalpalooza ride, meant for ALL ages, and the slowest of the unicycles, evokes, bicycles, tricycles, quadracycles, skates, rollerblades, boards, scooters or other wheeled contraption things. We will do a very slow loop around the waterfront starting from OMSI going over Hawthorne, Riding up the new Naito Parkway then coasting down to the Tilikum and wrapping up where we started! This is the time to ride your big wheel, tricycle, clown bike, or small to medium sized unicycle. Small Children, Cats, Dogs and other animals are encouraged to participate. Meet up at the Courtyard in Front of OMSI and let's SLOW DOWN!

Sunny Naked Ride honoring Terri Sue Webb, one of Oregon's pioneering body freedom activists. We'll ride naked or nearly so on the streets of Portland, through sunshine or liquid sunshine, enjoying body acceptance and healthy fresh air on our privates. This is a lighthearted protest ride. Bring signs and body paint. It will also be a lot of fun! This is a slow to medium paced ride. Nobody left behind. We keep the ride a safe space for all participants. All bodies and level of nakedness welcome. Request no cameras by ride participants. **Ride may be cancelled if forecast is for steady rain or other harsh weather. We will update by 11:59 pm Saturday June 6 if we are cancelling due to rain.**

1st Amendment to the US Constitution (1793)

Every FIRSTish & LASTish Sunday @ 2p from May through September, come ride with AwayDays Brewery. Participants get 10% beers. 🍻 We will do a 10-mile loop around the waterfront. Route on Strava! IG: @rideawaypdx Strava: RideAway https://strava.app.link/8bPM4OhaX2b

Join us for a combination bike ride and making music in various parks, as we take a ‘ukulele and friends acoustic jam. All acoustic instruments transportable by bike are welcome! Singers, that means you, too! No one turned away for lack of uke! We will play a few songs at our meeting spot, ride to our next destination, play a few more songs, ride on, etc. No riding while playing, nor vice versa, planned. This will not be an arduous ride, and we will stick to bike-friendly streets. The ride is NOT a loop but the final stop is only a five-minute ride from the start. If you haven’t ridden with your instrument, give it a try before the ride so you find the right fit / position on your bike or on your back (tip for riding with a backpack-style case: adjust the shoulder straps on your case so your instrument sits diagonally on your back, giving your head and helmet more room). Helmets and water bottles are strongly urged, as well as any snacks you may want during the ride (there will not be any store stops). You may want a towel or blanket to sit on at each jam spot if you don't like sitting directly on grass, and a sun hat for when we stop to play music. We may also ride/play/sing late enough that you’ll want your lights to ride home. Meet at 2:30pm at Colonel Summers Park, between the basketball courts and the splash pad, where we will learn and play our first songs together. Note: in case of extreme heat, heavy rain, or poor air quality, this ride will be rescheduled. Check https://www.shift2bikes.org/calendar/event-23932 for updates Co-led by Avery and Lois

Avery Hill Studio

It's time to get funky. Join jazbot and friends as we explore the versatile nature of jazz and the avenues by which it transitions into soul, funk, and psychedelia, as well as the addition of electronic instrumentation the genre. Plan to immerse yourself in the sensory ether of jazz as we bask and ride into the glow of sunset.

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

http://ridewestside.org/

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

Special edition of Pizza Monday!! Grab a slice or pie from our regular Monday night hang at Bull Run Pizza (SE 28th & Couch) then we'll cruise up to Alberta park to play a few rounds of CARGO POLO!!! Bring your cargo bike (or find a partner with one) to pair up with for a few rounds of Portland's fastest growing niche wheeled sport! WHAT IS CARGO POLO?? Like polo but bikes... like bike polo.. but with BIG bikes! Players form pairs riding on one cargo bike - one person steers, the other handles the mallet. Teams of four (made up of two pairs on two bikes) go head-to-head. First team to 3 goals or the higher score after 10 minutes WINS! Mallets will be provided. Good attitudes required!!

@zackpizzabikes

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

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

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

http://ridewestside.org/

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

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

Bicycle Kitty rides

Join me on a celebration of finishing my doctoral degree, and a farewell to Portland before I move away for residency! Meander with me past memorable (to-me) Portland places and end at a picnic graduation party. Approx time schedule: 3:00 pm: Mill Ends Park 5:00 pm: Vera Katz Statue 6:00 pm: Willamette Park

IG: @outdooriented

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

joebicycles@gmail.com

Bar Botellon Tapas Menu

We did this noble cause ride before: Bring a dead laptop and we bring it to life right in front of you. We also help you wipe/crush your hard drive right in front of you. We bring the tools and let you take the same tools home. We haul "ALL DEAD" stuff to Freegeek for you the following Wednesday to Sat 11am to 4pm, aka when our anarchist egalitarian group decides. Bring a blank USB thumb drive and we will wipe that clean and give you something that will boot open source to 3 different open source operating systems and make you able to wipe or factory reset other computers down the road. We teach you to fish. Heck, we might even be able to do the same for a desktop if you do all the hauling. There is power at the carts. Optional: bring thumb drives, bring a cargo bike or trailer. We might do this more often in the summer. We are masking friendly and whole thing is outdoors. Bring kids. We want to teach all ages how to save the planet from cars and other stuff. Gather 5pm at AborLook Food carts 5916 N Greeley Ave, Portland, OR 97217

Blue Sky

https://youtu.be/EnqvfNstr_4?si=dFjQOI2xTk9c08vN

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

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

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

rangertomcat@gmail.com

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

Do you know that some people will actually change the station when MC comes on?! Cant relate! June is the 36th anniversary of the release of her first album ever; Lets ride around blasting Mariah to celebrate this queen! We'll be playing a variety of songs and at least one from every album. #justiceforglitter We will ride at a chill pace from Ankeny rainbow Road through the lone fir cemetery to Colonel Summers Park to the Morrison Bridge along the waterfront then across the new Flanders crossing to Wallace Park in NW. Be sure to bring your whistle (tones) and best Mariah impersonations for the wind machine photo booth!! send any specific song requests to paloozapedal@gmail.com

All electric rides welcome: e-bikes, Surrons, Onewheels, scooters, electric unicycles, whatever you've got with a motor or a battery. We're mobbing around Portland, exploring the city with cool views. The route is pre-planned, so just show up and ride. Night ends at Tabor Dance. Meet at the Salmon Street Springs fountain at 5:30 pm, ride at 6:00 pm

Is your bike a POS? Does it announce your arrival long before you actually arrive? This ride is for you. Could we get our bikes up the Terwilliger hill? Of course we could. Are we going to on this ride? Hell no. Easy flat route celebrating the joy of riding. ** Fancy bikes tolerated but please no technical talk about fancy brakes, derailleurs, etc. We don't care on this ride.

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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 coffee place once commuter traffic kicks in.

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**NOT A RIDE** Meet up with other bikey folks in Tigard! Grab a bite or get a drink. NA options available. Let's talk about making Washington County better for everyone! Hoping to make this happen on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month.

Ride_WestSide

Are you new to town, or new to cycling in Portland? Want to explore some of the best low-stress bike routes in Mill Park, Hazelwood and Centennial? Then join our New to Portland ride in East PDX on Thursday, June 11, 2026! We will gather at the East Portland Community Center (740 SE 106th Ave) at 5:30 p.m. and the ride will start at 6:00 p.m. The ride will end in the same spot. This is a moderate-pace (8-10 mph), no drop ride, and will be approximately 8 miles. Free and open to everyone!

https://www.portland.gov/transportation/walking-biking-transit-safety/events/2026/6/11/new-portland-ride-east-portland

BIKERS OF THE WORLD UNITE! Join us for the first in a summer ride series where we'll roll around playing some of history's most powerful revolutionary tunes, from the resounding voices of the Soviet Army Chorus to raucous folk songs of the Zapatistas to punk rock renditions of Bella Ciao. We'll make occasional stops to chat about the history of the music we're listening to, share zines and playlists, get a little dialectical, or even bust out some dance moves if the revolutionary spirit inspires us to get our freak on. The only thing we've got to lose is our chains...but this is a no-drop ride, so we'll make sure to stop and get any slipped chains back on bikes so that we can keep riding together towards collective liberation. Different theme each ride; check back for details closer to the date. An important note: we don't fuck with Spotify and don't use it for our ride playlists. It has deep investor ties to the US/Israel war machine, treats its artists poorly, and is actively making music stupider with its AI algorithm. If you wanna sync up with our playlists, let us know in advance so we can find the best way to share.

instagram.com/revolutionarybicycleclub

revolutionarybc@proton.me

Bike Play 17: A Bikesmith's Tale Hear ye! Hear ye! Bike Play is back with a Medieval story featuring thrilling sword play, rugged bike jousting, and courtly love. Immerse yourself in “A Bikesmith’s Tale,” where you will find out if a humble peasant can woo a well-to-do noble, all while their kingdom is on the brink of war. Bike Play is half original theater/ half bike ride. Bring your bike and helmet. Period-inspired costumes encouraged! June 11-14, 18-20 *ASL interpreted performance June 13th FREE- Donations much appreciated Ride is a loop starting and ending at Oregon Park (NE Hoyt St & NE 29th Ave) Bathrooms available at the park. Gather beginning at 6:30PM, show/ride begins promptly at 7:00PM. Bike Play 2026 is funded in part by the Regional Arts & Culture Council and the Office of Arts & Culture

bikeplay.pdx@gmail.com

Bike Play Instagram

https://www.bikeplaypdx.com/

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

Thursday Night Ride

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

We need to volunteers to cork in a calm and respectful manner for Bike Play. Look for the folks in the Pink Vests. Please don’t bother the performers as they prepare. The route is very easy to cork and 6-8 people per night helping keep the ride safe and flowing is incredibly important. The performers need to focus on their Art and the riders are mostly families and having corking support allows parents to relax more. This is a very nice ride to cork as there’s kids and drivers are a lot more patient when they see children. If you’re not used to corking please try and attend one of the brief corker trainings on Mellow Mondays or arrive early enough to have a quick chat. It’s very easy and is mostly waving and being polite.

After a last minute ride in 2025, we are back with an expanded, improved, updated and better than ever pink ride! As with last year, while we idealize pink bikes, there is no gatekeeping, no hard lines, no limitations to who can come to the ride (except cops, ice agents, terfs or the iof). Red, mauve, and rose bikes are wonderful; pink clothes, pink hairstyles, or pink decorated bikes are great. Pink attitudes are wonderful too. However! If you want to paint your bike for the ride reach out a couple of weeks early! We painted one of our crew's bikes last year and it was so much fun. We will help disassemble and paint or advise you on your project. (This offer may be revoked but it seems like a good idea on the full moon.) We will be providing pink streamers, fabric and spoke cards for the first 50 riders, so if you come ahead of time we can get you decorated. There will be pink lemonade and hibiscus tea; byo mug, bottle or cup, but if the free pile and thrift gods are blessing us we will have some pink drinking vessels. May it be so. Ride will be between 6-10 miles and very slow paced with lots of stops and photo ops. We will definitely go by Pink Vintage and Champagne Poetry. There are no snack stops planned though we will have time to eat snacks. Stay tuned for custom snacks from our bakery-having friends.

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Bike Play 17: A Bikesmith's Tale Hear ye! Hear ye! Bike Play is back with a Medieval story featuring thrilling sword play, rugged bike jousting, and courtly love. Immerse yourself in “A Bikesmith’s Tale,” where you will find out if a humble peasant can woo a well-to-do noble, all while their kingdom is on the brink of war. Bike Play is half original theater/ half bike ride. Bring your bike and helmet. Period-inspired costumes encouraged! June 11-14, 18-20 *ASL interpreted performance June 13th FREE- Donations much appreciated Ride is a loop starting and ending at Oregon Park (NE Hoyt St & NE 29th Ave) Bathrooms available at the park. Gather beginning at 6:30PM, show/ride begins promptly at 7:00PM. Bike Play 2026 is funded in part by the Regional Arts & Culture Council and the Office of Arts & Culture

bikeplay.pdx@gmail.com

Bike Play Instagram

https://www.bikeplaypdx.com/

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

Are you a MENOPUNK? Are you someone with ovaries over the age of 35? Are you struggling with the myriad of horrific symptoms found in the mid-life transition known as perimenopause or menopause? Does it seem like your doctor is gatekeeping relief in the way of hormone replacement therapy? Have you received HRT and are now ready to spread the gospel about its blessings to your life? Wondering how you can tell when you're in this phase of life? Or what are your options? Do you love someone who has been making their way through this murky swamp phase of life? Let's Fucking Go: You're a MENOPUNK. Join us on Friday, June 12, for a promotional evening ride to highlight the upcoming near-release of the MENOPUNKS documentary and the benefit concert for the project, June 26-27, here in Portland. On this ride, you'll meet people who have navigated this stage of life, are starting this journey, and others who are supportive and ready to help others find relief through evidence-based research and local resources. IN ADDITION, there will be music (of course, there will be)! Carefully curated by MENOPUNKS director and podcast host, Alicia J. Rose, the ride playlist will feature GENX feminist favorites to heighten our voices and carry us through the city. Grab some MENOPUNKS merch from the website and wear it to the ride! Merch will also be available for sale at the start and end of the ride. All funds go to the production of the documentary and podcast. MENOPUNKS is a hormonally radicalized feminist movement fueled by GENX but inclusive of all generations and self- identifications, ready to shut down peri/menopause disinformation once and for all by stepping into our power, telling our stories, and demanding evidence-based information and free and fair access to gender affirming care and hormone therapy for ALL bodies. Ride details to come - check out MENOPUNKS.COM for more information about the benefit concert, the documentary, and the podcast!

pamelaschpamela@gmail.com

Menopunks.com

Calling all you Kitty Purries, TSwizzles, Animal$, and soldiers of the Britney Army!!!! Come ride, bop, and dance with us along a magical glitter filled route to a Laurelhurst park for a dance party! Maybe we will get ice cream on the way! Wear your most scandalous trash pop inspired costumes, glitter, spandex, fur, and friendship bracelets. The playlist will be filled with songs you get so much shit for from your hipster, audiophile, music snob friends. NO REQUESTS, NO TASTE, NO APOLOGIES. YOU WILL KISS A GIRL AND YOU WILL LIKE IT.

We need to volunteers to cork in a calm and respectful manner for Bike Play. Look for the folks in the Pink Vests. Please don’t bother the performers as they prepare. The route is very easy to cork and 6-8 people per night helping keep the ride safe and flowing is incredibly important. The performers need to focus on their Art and the riders are mostly families and having corking support allows parents to relax more. This is a very nice ride to cork as there’s kids and drivers are a lot more patient when they see children. If you’re not used to corking please try and attend one of the brief corker trainings on Mellow Mondays or arrive early enough to have a quick chat. It’s very easy and is mostly waving and being polite.

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

This ride will be a relatively short, casual paced ride for families looking to get out and spend some time with their kids using pedal power! The goal is to get more families into riding bicycles instead of driving everywhere, and showing families safe neighbourhood spots and paths in Washington County! The party will kick off at Tobias Elementary School in Aloha at 10am, and the closest MAX stop is at Quatama. We will depart at 11am and ride en masse to Handel's in Reed's Crossing (South Hillsboro) The closest transit at the end is the Line 57 Bus on TV Highway, which runs every 15 minutes. (Be advised that children's bikes can be taken on board, whereas full size bikes will need to use the rack on the front.) The ride will be about 2 miles on a very flat powerline trail. One thing to note is that if you have a steel bicycle, or steel components, the power lines we ride under are strong enough to conduct off of them, and will cause an unpleasant shocking sensation. Consider checking if your bike has steel parts by doing a simple magnet stick test. All people and all wheels are welcome! Please be respectful of any children who come along, as the last thing we want to do is discourage them from cycling.

Ride Westside

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

Did you know Portland was home to the invention of the t-shirt cannon, which was famously used in an alternate cut of the movie Dr. Strangelove? No? Then join us for a deeply factual tour of the city’s most legendary landmarks and utterly true history. We’ve spent minutes in the local library, definitely reading microfilm and not just making stuff up. On this ride/skate, you'll uncover long-lost stories of Portland’s tumultuous past, like the original layout of the city was optimised for carrier pigeons, and that is why falcons were banned within city limits until as recently as 1974. Impress your friends with your suspiciously specific Portland trivia! Confuse your enemies! Ride your bike! Skate your skates! Costumes encouraged, skepticism optional, all wheels welcome.

Ride your bike, ding your bell. That's it! This ride is three minutes long, if you're not familiar with it. Ride begins ON TIME at 10:30am and goes for 3 minutes only!

@dudeluna on instagram

You’ve heard of the Dead Freeways Ride exploring the Portland freeways we’ve never built or removed entirely, but what about all the freeways that did get built? Did you know that the majority of Portland-area freeways are legally open to bikes and non-motorized vehicles? Did you know that you can legally bike onto the freeway in Portland and bike all of the way to Oregon City (or even Medford) before having to exit? A representative from the Bureau of John Russell will be on hand to familiarize everyone with the intricacies of OAR 734-20-0045: Prohibition of Non-Motorized Vehicles on Freeways. He’ll show you the ropes, having ridden every mile of freeway in Western Oregon himself. Since the original route in 2019, the Bureau of John Russell has led Live Freeways on a group ride of every segment of freeway open to bikes in the Portland metro area! Meet at 11, ride at 11:30 AM. We’ll be starting in SW Portland at the Goose Hollow MAX Station (SW 18th & Jefferson). For the main portion of the ride, we’ll climb over the West Hills on US 26 before getting to ride the entire length of the newly widened OR 217. We’ll continue onto I-5 on the widest segment of freeway in all of Oregon before taking a more scenic route via the comparatively bucolic I-205 where we can stop for lunch in Oregon City. From there, enjoy an optional return route of under 20 miles back to Portland mostly via Expressways, hopefully in time for Bike Play (Oregon Park @ 6:45 PM). In total, the ride will be under 50 miles. While the route is not guaranteed to loop, we will connect to the TriMet on each end, so please bring appropriate fare unless you want to bike the whole way home. Please RSVP if possible: https://www.facebook.com/events/2145896042589896/ Come have fun and ride the roads you never thought you could! Time and details subject to change. Text and explanation of OAR 734-20-0045: https://www.tcnf.legal/freewayright/ Map of Portland-area freeways closed to bikes: http://goo.gl/maps/Bc9Xx https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-motorized_access_on_freeways OR 217 Auxiliary Lanes Project: https://www.hwy217.org Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52106671

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RSVP on Facebook or contact the Bureau of John Russell directly.

Leisurely bike ride to a sandy beach for snacks and lawn games. Did we say bike? We meant canoe. Bring your own canoe! All human-powered watercraft are welcome. PFD's are required.

@RossIslandYachtClub

Alley Cats on your fast road bike or fixie are fun, but let's spice it up a bit. Bring whatever bike you want to this alley cat but points will be awarded for weirdness. Examples of weirdness include: extra long bikes, bikes with a number of wheels that is not 2, bikes with wheels of dramatically different size, extra short bikes, tall bikes, you get the idea. If you're thinking, man none of my bikes are very weird, you can either, find a friend with a weird bike you can borrow, or dress up your bike to make it weird, effort spent to make it fun/funny will be rewarded (but do please stay safe) Ebikes are welcome but will have a time penalty. Teams are welcome, but scoring will be per machine (so 2 of you riding on separate bikes will be scored separately, but 2 together on 1 bike would be scored together). Most anything human powered is fair game. Vehicles with a motor but no pedals do not qualify. Make sure to bring a device to take pictures at each stop as this will be our method of verification of where you went. We will start in Laurelhurst Park and end in Oregon Park (notably in time to go straight into bike play) Schedule: Gather 12:30-13:00 Manifest released at 13:00 Organizer leaving start location 13:30 Finish opens 16:30 Finish closes 18:00 "Awards" 18:15

🚴‍♀️ Birthday Ride: Hood River to Mosier Join Kyle and Megan for their favorite bike ride in America — from Hood River to Mosier on the Historic Columbia River Highway Trail (aka the Twin Tunnels). We’ll slow roll with scenic stops, photo ops, and a few insider stories along the way. Our birthday party (4–9pm) is open to the public, so linger in Mosier, go cherry picking, or head back to Hood River whenever you like. RIDE DETAILS 7 miles one-way, with some climbs. Kids are welcome, but younger riders may find the full 14-mile roundtrip a stretch. TRANSIT The Columbia Gorge Express runs from Gateway Transit Center to Hood River. $10 one-way or $40 annual Gorge Pass Typically accommodates up to 9 bikes (front + rear racks) — check ahead to confirm

50th Birthday Event

There was the Clown March, The Earth Day March and then this wonderful parade. Bikes and all wheels welcome. This is a foot parade but cyclists are welcomed and we will be playing music and reveling in the atmosphere.

Come one, come all! Celebrate Julia's 37th birthday with an udderly cool COW THEMED RIDE! Cow attire encouraged. Meeting spot: East side of Tilikum Bridge. This is a loop and about an hour long. Slow and easy with bumpin music!

jwhumphreville@gmail.com

1860908928

Join us for a queer-led jaunt around Portland visiting wine bars new and old! Meet at Wilshire Park, where we'll start meandering through the streets from one incredible wine bar to the next, finishing our ride at Skidmore Bluffs to picnic and watch the sunset with your wine of choice! Ride will be approximately 6-8 miles long at a casual pace. Feel free to join the ride and picnic, even if you're not feeling like buying a glass along the route!

Bike Play 17: A Bikesmith's Tale Hear ye! Hear ye! Bike Play is back with a Medieval story featuring thrilling sword play, rugged bike jousting, and courtly love. Immerse yourself in “A Bikesmith’s Tale,” where you will find out if a humble peasant can woo a well-to-do noble, all while their kingdom is on the brink of war. Bike Play is half original theater/ half bike ride. Bring your bike and helmet. Period-inspired costumes encouraged! June 11-14, 18-20 *ASL interpreted performance June 13th FREE- Donations much appreciated Ride is a loop starting and ending at Oregon Park (NE Hoyt St & NE 29th Ave) Bathrooms available at the park. Gather beginning at 6:30PM, show/ride begins promptly at 7:00PM. Bike Play 2026 is funded in part by the Regional Arts & Culture Council and the Office of Arts & Culture

bikeplay.pdx@gmail.com

Bike Play Instagram

https://www.bikeplaypdx.com/

Disco, disco, disco. A tribute to club Studio 54!

We need to volunteers to cork in a calm and respectful manner for Bike Play. Look for the folks in the Pink Vests. Please don’t bother the performers as they prepare. The route is very easy to cork and 6-8 people per night helping keep the ride safe and flowing is incredibly important. The performers need to focus on their Art and the riders are mostly families and having corking support allows parents to relax more. This is a very nice ride to cork as there’s kids and drivers are a lot more patient when they see children. If you’re not used to corking please try and attend one of the brief corker trainings on Mellow Mondays or arrive early enough to have a quick chat. It’s very easy and is mostly waving and being polite.

Biking is awesome. Hiking is awesome. Let's combine them! Roll out from Irving Park at 8:30 am, bike to St Johns, park bikes, walk across bridge and hike the four mile Ridge Trail in Forest Park, then bike back to Irving Park.

IG: emstartingover

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

Overlook Neighborhood

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

This is a ride to support awareness for organ donation, specially pediatric organ donation and Children’s Organ Transplant Association! It's a casual and fun ride that is kid and family centered. Will start at Laurelhurst Park at 11:00am and rally at the playground, will do a few laps around the park, and then we will head to Gateway Green at 11:30am on bikes via Ankeny, NE 41st, Davis, NE 47th, Everett, NE 58th, Davis, NE 71st, Burnside, and NE 99th. We hope to arrive at Gateway Green 12:30pm and then have fun riding there, where there are a lot of bike jumps that Calendula's big sibling loves! To help celebrate and call attention to the ride, you can decorate your bikes with calendulas or other flowers or hearts or other organs to celebrate Calendula's journey and promote organ donation awareness. We will have signage for COTA in honor of Calendula and organ donor forms and giveaways from Donate Life Northwest. This ride is organized by the mom and 10-year-old sibling of Calendula, who is a 2-year-old who just received a heart transplant! This was after living at Seattle Children’s hospital for over a year. We're celebrating with community and enjoying life outside the hospital… We are so lucky that someone shared the gift of life with us through pediatric organ donation and we're no longer living in the hospital. As an anarchist mom having lived in Portland for 22 years, storytimes, seed giveaways, and bike rides with Bike Summer! feel true to our roots as we endeavor to promote COTA in honor of Calendula and pediatric organ donation. We learned on our journey that transplant wait times are actually longer here in the Pacific Northwest! Our family is on the other side of having waited for an organ, but the experience has left us with a passion for potentially helping other children and families to not have to endure such long hospital stays and more intense medical interventions, separations, and isolation. This event is outside, but we ask those who are able to mask to do so, we will provide n95 masks and we will provide hand sanitizer. This helps keep events accessible to people like Calendula, who are immune compromised. Please message blue crow, Calendula's mama, with any questions or feedback or ideas about the event! This is a free event but we are asking for a suggested donation to go to COTA in honor of Calendula or $5-$20. http://www.COTA.org/COTAforCalendula

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flowersintheICU

Knitters, crocheters, fiber artists, crafters and friends come one and all! Bring your current WIP or something to cast on for our ride around Portland. We will visit several yarn stores and end at a lovely location for a knitting circle. We might even be able to do a yarn bomb in the middle of our ride if folks are down for it (Keep eyes peeled here for details and if you are an experienced yarn bomber, please reach out to @kelleymhutch on IG to share your tips and tricks). Feel free to decorate your bike in yarn or wear your favorite finished object. Store stop likely just before our end point so that we can snack while we make. More details to come as we get closer to summer. Music support provided by NakedHeartsPDX.

kelleymhutch@gmail.com

Instagram @kelleymhutch

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

corvidaebc@gmail.com

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

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

Back by popular demand! This is a ride that begins at Salmon Street Springs and rides to a designated location that serves SOFT SERVE ICE CREAM. Locations will be determined as seasonal soft serve availability is confirmed.

Contrapalooza is back! Dancing? Biking? YES. Join us for a night of lively folk dance with smiley humans as we ride and dance our way around Portland. This ride is designed for beginners to learn how to contra dance, no experience needed! Just bring a good attitude and willingness to make mistakes. We will roll around town with dance stops brought to you by caller William Watson and music by Naked Hearts PDX. Each of the dances will have instructions, all calling is non gendered, and this is an intentionally queer welcoming space. Join us! (We practice consent and non-violence on all our rides. Please help make the ride as safe as possible for yourself and others. If you’ve special needs please come talk to your ride leaders. Banned riders and riders who can’t post on the calendar are banned here too. )

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ctv8sgORJdS/?igsh=MTM1Zjd1cjQ5amRvdA==

Contrapalooza is back! Join us for a night of lively folk dance with smiley humans as we ride and dance our way around Portland. This ride is designed for beginners to learn how to contra dance, no experience needed! Just bring a good attitude and willingness to make mistakes. We will roll around town with dance stops called by local talent and sound provided by NakedHeartsPDX. Each of our dances will have instructions, all calling is non-gendered, and this is an intentionally queer and PoGM welcoming space. Join us! (We practice consent and non-violence on all our rides. Please help make the ride as safe as possible for yourself and others. If you have special needs please come talk to your ride leaders. Banned riders and riders who can't post on the calendar are banned here too. Banned dancers from contra communities are banned here too.)

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The PDX Sidewalk Joy Map showcases curated galleries, exchanges, and displays. Installed in gardens or yards, these projects were created to bring whimsy and inspiration to the community. https://www.pdxsidewalkjoy.com We'll visit ~20 locations on the Sidewalk Joy Map. Bring a puzzle you want to exchange, a vhs tape, dvd, little free art, original poetry, a toy and/or books. Dogs are welcome, since we'll stop by Lucky Dog Library Route: North Tabor Toy Exchange Near se 49th ave and stark st (Take a toy, leave a toy) North Tabor Puzzle Library Near se 49th Ave & stark st (Bring a puzzle) MoPo Creative CoOp Se Morrison St near se 45th Ave Morrison St Mini gallery Near 33rd & se Morrison Gratitude Tree and Grief Tree Near 36th Ave & se main st The Kindard Heart Project Se 46th near clay The Magnetic Poet in my Heart Se 46th Ave btwn clay & Harrison Mini Museum of Portland Se 47th Ave & se Harrison st Poetry Pottery Box Near se 48th & se Lincoln St (Bring orginal poetry & donations for supplies) Be Kind VHS Depot Near se 45th & se Center (Take a tape or leave a tape or DVD) Foster Powell Puzzle Library Near se 52nd Ave and Bosie at (Bring a puzzle) *PDX FLAG Near se 57th Ave & se Rhone (Take or leave little art) Free Little Art Gallery PDX Near se bush & 51st (Share little art) Rhonestreet Wishing Tree Near se Rhone st & se 60th st (Has free Library) South Tabor Puzzle Library Se 63rd Ave Near Tibbets St (Bring puzzles) Lucky Dog Library Se 58th Ave between Clinton & Woodward Big Red Sun Record Exchange (seasonal) Near se 58th Ave & Division St *(Check @bigred_vinylibrary to see status update) Mt Tabor Creations Se 60th & se Lincoln Free Flowers Se 58th Ave Near Lincoln St Mt Tabor Puzzle Library Se 59th btwn Lincoln & Hawthorne (Bring puzzle) Lantern Diorama Se 55th between Salmon and Taylor Ride details: Our ride is good for new cyclists and families with kids. We'll go at a slow pace so folks can socialize, and everyone can keep up. We'll use small neighborhood streets with minimal cars. We'll stop often to interact with the locations. Some locations are clustered on the same block, sometimes we'll ride 10 minutes to the next location. Our entire ride will last around 2 hours.

Portland Bicycle School... laws for driver/cyclist interactions

Bike Play 17: A Bikesmith's Tale Hear ye! Hear ye! Bike Play is back with a Medieval story featuring thrilling sword play, rugged bike jousting, and courtly love. Immerse yourself in “A Bikesmith’s Tale,” where you will find out if a humble peasant can woo a well-to-do noble, all while their kingdom is on the brink of war. Bike Play is half original theater/ half bike ride. Bring your bike and helmet. Period-inspired costumes encouraged! June 11-14, 18-20 *ASL interpreted performance June 13th FREE- Donations much appreciated Ride is a loop starting and ending at Oregon Park (NE Hoyt St & NE 29th Ave) Bathrooms available at the park. Gather beginning at 6:30PM, show/ride begins promptly at 7:00PM. Bike Play 2026 is funded in part by the Regional Arts & Culture Council and the Office of Arts & Culture

bikeplay.pdx@gmail.com

Bike Play Instagram

https://www.bikeplaypdx.com/

We need to volunteers to cork in a calm and respectful manner for Bike Play. Look for the folks in the Pink Vests. Please don’t bother the performers as they prepare. The route is very easy to cork and 6-8 people per night helping keep the ride safe and flowing is incredibly important. The performers need to focus on their Art and the riders are mostly families and having corking support allows parents to relax more. This is a very nice ride to cork as there’s kids and drivers are a lot more patient when they see children. If you’re not used to corking please try and attend one of the brief corker trainings on Mellow Mondays or arrive early enough to have a quick chat. It’s very easy and is mostly waving and being polite.

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

Ridewestside.org

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

Ride bikes to bars named “inn,” or which are in inns, by way of in-between spaces. Not a loop, approximately 12 miles. Full route TBA! Stops at: * Holman’s (aka Hello Inn) * Belmont Inn * Bear Paw Inn End time is approximate, but we'll probably get to the last stop around 9:00pm–9:30pm. The ride is free, but bring money for drinks and food. Inn Between Rides are 3rd Mondays — see also ride #2 in July and #3 in August.

innbetweenride@joshuahetrick.info

724-815-0434

@press1forjosh@mastodon.social

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

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