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PPP’s newest rider & photographer/videographer Tim Wildgoose took part in the Pride Parade in Old Town last weekend. Here’s what he had to say about the event: Last weekend, [...]

Point West Credit Union has been serving Portland for the past 80 years. Hear what Co-CEO Nick Hodson has to say about Point West’s relationship with Portland Pedal Power and the amazing [...]

This is a guest blog from Jonathon Monk from Cycling Made Easy. Based outside of London, Cycling Made Easy is a regional stockist for several brands of electric bikes and can give advice and [...]

If you’ve ever found yourself at the corner of MLK and Alberta in Northeast Portland, you’ve probably tried a delicious cupcake or two from our friends at Tula Gluten Free Bakery [...]

The bag was designed, the bag was built, the bag went out on the road on deliveries in downtown Portland. The verdict? We love it. Thanks to PPP rider Colin Wagner, who came up with the idea for [...]

After meeting Curtis Williams, owner and designer of North St. Bags, at the Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show in the fall of last year, the riders at Portland Pedal Power were in for a treat: new, [...]

When Portland Pedal Power riders head out on a delivery shift, there are a few necessities that they need to carry with them: a cell phone, PPP cards, a receipt book and some petty cash. Until [...]

Have you ever biked across the Hawthorne or Steel Bridge at some point between 7am and 9am on the last Friday of the month? If so, you may have been greeted by a surprise – coffee and [...]

Our fearless leader, Ken Wetherell, founder and co-owner of Portland Pedal Power was in a cycling accident. Again. Don’t worry though. Ken is a superhero, and he’s doing just fine. [...]

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 [...]