Dirk VanderHart Jul 20, 2016 at 4:00 am

It’s the 2016 Bike Issue, and It’s for the People

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But I didn't WANT a 59-pound orange tank... sorry, bike.
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It's a bit misleading to imply that 'most' of Portlanders now have access to bike share. If you take a look at the Biketown service area, it maps directly to high income zip codes. Once again, the hard working people of modest means get shut out of a government sponsored program. When November rolls around, I hope Portlanders remember that Commissioner Novick chose to spend tax money on Bikeshare instead of needed crosswalks and streetlights in East County. That's fucked up priorities.
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When trump wins he can fix all these issues have no fear
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Please take the one outside of my house, Cully! My neighbors and I already all have bikes. That we ride. That weigh a third of the Nike bike's weight. Please take the horrible Nike sign branding our neighborhood too. 10 million would have bought 20,000 $400 commuter bikes for people who can't afford them, and still left a $100 for a Nike branded paint job.

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