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The 2007 BTA Annual Report

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BTA Position on Columbia River Crossing

A new bridge should be built to handle the expected growth in cycling in the next 50 years.

May is Walk + Bike Challenge Month

Sign up your school to take the Challenge today.

May 21st, 7:00 pm: Ride of Silence

Honor those injured or killed while cycling

Portland: NW Park & Everett St

Beaverton: SW 5th & Hall

Eugene: EMU Amphitheatre, 13th and University

Corvallis: Osborn Aquatic Center

Bend: City Hall

May 25th: Urban Assault Ride

Mental muscle is just as important is brawn and bike bravado in this funky bike scavenger hunt.

June 6th: Pink Martini Plays for the BTA!

FundFest 2008 is actually four nights of fun and festive fundraising with Pink Martini.

June 16th-20th: Towards Carfree Cities

The annual worldwide conference promoting practical alternatives to car dependence is coming to Portland.

June 22nd: Sunday Parkways

It's not a street closure. It's a street opening.

Safe Biking and Safe Driving Tips

It's always a good time to brush up on the skills that can save a life. Download the BTA's quick tips here

Brett Jarolimek Memorial Fund

Established by the Bike Gallery and sponsored by the BTA, the Brett Jarolimek Memorial Fund supports bicycle safety, awareness and education.

 (May 08, 8:13 pm)Volunteer for the Urban Assault Ride

The Urban Assault Ride is happening for the first time in Portland! Help us make it a successful event by volunteering.

 (May 08, 4:58 pm)Challenge Month won't Change Antonia's Routine.

Riding her bike to school every day rain or shine for the past four years, Antonia MacNaughton just might be the bikiest girl at Lewis Elementary.

 (May 08, 4:36 pm)Let's ride our beautiful anteaters.

The 4th and 5th graders in Atkinson Elementary's after-school Pedal Power program were taking a much deserved break. They'd ridden all the way from their school at 57th and Division to the middle of Ladd's circle. Z-Bars were distributed, water slurped, and wounds treated (one of our students gave us a crash course [...]

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