My other bike is a bike.

Our only vehicle died on New Years and was revived, 4 months later on Easter weekend;)

Truckie is alive! And, what's this about gas prices?

Anybody else obsessed with this show because of the music 🎶 and Jack's NY 🚲 bike scenes?

And, the fashion.

My favorite bike 🚲 🧺 picnic of the year for Easter 🐇

Egg and tuna salad with margaritas 😋

Such a perfect weekend in the Gorge.

Spent the day gardening on Saturday, early evening family ride and... 1/2

Separated Bike Lanes Means Safer Streets, Study Says — Streetsblog USA Cities that build protected lanes for cyclists end up with safer roads for people on bikes and people in cars and on foot, a new study of 12 large metropolises revealed Wednesday.

Never forget, a 13-year study found that protected bike-lanes led to a drastic decline in fatalities for all road users.

ALL ROAD USERS.

What about painted bike-lanes? No safety improvement at all.

For sharrows, it’s actually safer to NOT have them.

Via @usa.streetsblog.org @nyc.streetsblog.org

PDX needs a bikeshare!

I am guessing the distribution would be pretty break even between arrivals and departures.

Hi Ari!

Portland ✈️ Airport is a great destination for dates.

We picked up our daughter last Friday and made an evening of it.

#pdx #portland

Kyle, or Mr. Megan as he calls himself, deserves the photo credit.

Let me know when you do so I can be there.

May I introduce Nicole Bassett who is running for OR Senate District 26.

She has been one of our dedicated volunteer wrenchers at Bike Buddies, Hood River's free bikes for kids program. We also share a background in apparel and sustainability, but she worked for Patagonia, a true leader.

Bike Happy Hour in Portland is always uplifting for the advocacy soul.

@bikeportland.org @bikelaneuprising.bsky.social @tigard-stripes.bsky.social

We are a Get There Oregon poster couple:)

Challenge deets: getthereoregon.org/events/commu...

Biking to the #Portland waterfront was no issue, even with the big crowds for the No 👑 Kings March.

A+++ people watching and sign viewing.

No Kings 👑 in Portland

We had a bike picnic 🧺 at the cherry 🌸 blossoms - it was glorious watching the stream of marchers across the Steel Bridge.

We traded places. I was in Portland for Spring Break.

Next time, look me up and I can host!

omg we are so back 🤣
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/25/r...

It was such a glorious weekend.

Almost 20 years as an advocate and I have made many mistakes along the way.

Thanks to @carterlavin.bsky.social and @shifter.info for highlighting one of my favorite stories, without which, I would not have a dream job.

Awww, thanks for the shout out, Carter!!!

I wouldn't be where I am without Principal Kelly asking me to organize a bike parade in 2020. That parade became the little bike train that could, and our rural county has raised $10 million for Safe Routes to School education, programming and infra.

My family is lucky to have me. I am a logistics and packing machine.

👏🏆 to @massbike.bsky.socialand and Plays Place for the Katherine “Kittie” T. Knox Award from @bikeleague.org!

This award celebrates advocates and educators who work to remove barriers and make bicycling more inclusive.

Award at 15:30->www.youtube.com/live/0WMU_chPzcM

What were you doing in town and where are you visiting from?

Thanks, Shawne. The bikeway will be permanent this June.

Hello! Call the School District and ask them to move the van. It was parked here in protest to the bike lane installation in August and hasn't moved.

The bikeway will be permanent in June...we had some relationship building and design accommodations with HRMS.

"I'm entering the Megan Ramey bike bus stage of my life"

Meet Brian Ashworth of Columbus, OH. I met him via the @citythreadorg.bsky.social leadership retreat. He reached out after reading the Bike Bus guide by @pedbikeinfo.bsky.social.

👌🏼logos!

Guide 🔗 www.walkbiketoschool.org/wp-content/u...

Cherry 🌸 blossom girl

Oregon in Spring is my favorite.

We have them and they are great, but the trains point in the opposite directions of their destinations.

If Interstate exchanges were designed like train stations, drivers would go the wrong way on exit ramps frequently.

I have used Gateway to get to the airport almost 100 times and it's still so unintuitive 👎🏼