sustainability

Everybody loves good Mexican cuisine, and we at Portland Pedal Power are no exception. Of course, Mexican food isn’t something you can just throw together and hope for the best. There are [...]

We don’t have to tell you Portland is known for it’s ecologically friendly practices. We were the first to adopt a Global Warming Action Plan. By paying a slight premium, we can [...]

Electric bikes have always been a bit of an oddity; They’re heavy, a bit oddly shaped, and honestly, it kind of misses the point of jumping on a bike, doesn’t it? That’s why I [...]

We’re all familiar with the idea that Portland is an exceptionally bicycle friendly city, having more cyclists per capita than any other city in the US, mass rides like “The Worst Day [...]

At Portland Pedal Power, we like to think we’re ahead of the curve. So when I heard that the country is starting to shift from SUVs to cargo bikes, I couldn’t be more excited. The [...]

At Portland Pedal Power, we’ve always got an eye open for alternatives to the ordinary and mundane. Portland’s Wellspring School for Healing Arts, a fascinating school dedicated to eastern [...]

Have you ever wished that something incredibly delicious and healthy would just magically arrive at your door? If your answer is yes, than you may have super powers beyond your knowledge, because [...]

Cargo Bikes will be in the spotlight at the Oregon Museum of Science & Industry this Saturday, July 13th, as the second annual Disaster Relief Trials and the inaugural Cascadia Cargo Bike [...]

Over the past couple weeks, we’ve been giving our followers a behind the scenes look at the development of the Pyxis, the cargo bike enclosure that we use to deliver food and all kinds of [...]

This is a guest blog written by Denise Wetherell of Lake Oswego’s Shear Creations Salon. After learning about the horrors of genocide in North Africa, Denise and her daughter, Anna, started [...]