Our Sponsors and Partners

AUTODESK FUSION 360.  Autodesk is a leading software provider changing the way the world is designed and made. With Autodesk® Fusion 360™ industrial and mechanical design unites in a simple 3D design tool giving people the ability to unlock their creativity and design great products.  Learn more about Fusion 360.

CHROME INDUSTRIES.  For almost two decades Chrome has been making useful, durable gear for people to live and ride the city. From our first messenger bags made with seat belt buckles we salvaged from junkyard cars, to our merino hoodies and urban bike sneakers, we design, prototype and test everything we make. We believe that simple, resourceful design can make living in our cities better, and that bikes, art, photography, and music are a big part of that. (chromeindustries.com, @chrome_industries)

FAST COMPANY.  Fast Company’s Co.Design highlights the world’s best examples of design and innovation, working in concert. Co.Exist is focused on groundbreaking innovation that’s going to change the way we live and the resources we use. They’re for brash and creative solutions that make everyone rich while helping the people of the world lead lovely, clean and fulfilling lives.

FUJI BIKES.  Established in 1899, the Fuji brand is one of the oldest surviving bicycle brands in the world. Guided by three core principles – strength, heritage, and craftsmanship – Fuji’s steadfast philosophy in utilizing the most advanced technology and incorporating elite athlete input into its high-performance products has enabled the brand to endure while others have faltered. Fuji offers a complete line of premium bikes – road, specialty, mountain, women’s, kids, urban, transportation, comfort and cruiser – through its network of specialty bicycle retailers across the globe. Learn more here.

STOEL RIVES.  Founded in 1907 and with offices in seven states, from Anchorage to San Diego to Minneapolis, Stoel Rives represents a wide range of established and emerging U.S. companies, including some of the most famous brands growing and thriving in the Pacific Northwest, in outdoor and athletic apparel, footwear and gear.

ACE HOTEL.  A little modern and a little bohemian, the Ace Hotel Portland offers the consummate Portland experience: organic, unique and on the scene. Located in historic downtown Portland, the Ace is close to the many cultural districts of the city and steps away from the streetcar line. Most important, the Ace is the official hotel of Oregon Manifest.

DESCHUTES BREWERY.  Something new, something innovative – experimenting, tinkering, expressing – it’s what their brewers do every day, creating damn tasty beer for discerning fans since 1988. Deschutes Brewery houses many avid cyclists among its ranks, and has been a long-time supporter of everything from cyclocross to road racing – and everything in between.

THE COMMUNITY CYCLING CENTER. (PDX) The Community Cycling Center, a nonprofit organization founded in 1994, helps people from all walks of life access their community by bicycle. They partner with communities and design neighborhood-based projects and programs. The Cycling Center believes that all Portlanders should have the opportunity to choose healthy, active transportation.

STREETSBLOG. (NYC) Streetsblog is a daily news source connecting people to information about sustainable transportation and livable communities. Hundreds of thousands of readers rely on Streetsblog, and their online community serves as the connective fiber for people all over the country working to make their streets safer and more sustainable.

TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES / BIKE NYC. (NYC) Transportation Alternatives’ mission is to reclaim New York City's streets from the automobile and to promote bicycling, walking, public transit. With 100,000 active supporters and a committee of activists working locally in every borough, T.A. fights for the installation of infrastructure improvements that reduce speeding and traffic crashes, save lives and improve everyday transportation for all New Yorkers.

NEW DOOR VENTURES/PEDAL REVOLUTION. (SF) New Door Ventures prepares disconnected youth for work and life by providing skill-building workshops, individualized support from case managers, and paid internships that enable local disconnected youth to discover and achieve their potential. Their full service non-profit bike shop, Pedal Revolution, has trained over 150 high-risk youth from San Francisco and the surrounding area.

WORKING BIKES. (CHI) Working Bikes rescues discarded bicycles and gives them new life by redistributing them as tools of empowerment in local and global communities. By diverting bikes from landfills and providing them to those in need, Working Bikes hopes to build more sustainable, mobile, and healthy communities locally and globally.

BIKE WORKS. (SEA) Since 1996, Bike Works has worked to educate and empower youth, and make bicycling accessible and affordable to the Seattle community.