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Discover which cities offer the safest biking infrastructure and the most supportive cycling communities.
Portland has an enthusiastic bike scene with an abundance of regular cyclers on the road, government-supported bike
infrastructure, several government and privately supported bike programs,
and an abundance of bike resources such as retail shops and
instructional co-ops. Local rider Leah Bendlin says the city's compact design makes biking easy and that local businesses offer incentives
for bikers. "Bars will sometimes have special deals for people who bike
there, though most people bike to bars anyways," she says.
According
to Portland's Bureau of Transportation, the city has the largest share
of bicycle commuters between 6 percent to 8 percent. Portland is also the
only large city (with a population of 529,121 persons) to earn The
League of American Bicyclists' platinum status as a bicycle-friendly
city. The most appealing thing about Portland's bicycle scene is the
city's pro-cycling mentality and integrated amenities such as
convenient bike parking and extensive, well-marked bike lanes. This
city's citizens express their adoration of cycling through events like
BikeCraft, a two-day gift fair exclusively dedicated to bike accessories
and designs.
By Michelle Udem, FrontDoor.com
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