See See Coffee & More for Your Portland Motorcycle Trip

In the shadow of snow-capped Mount Hood—but not in the shadow of the motorcycle world—Portland, Oregon is known for its parks, bridges, bike paths, microbreweries, coffeehouses — and a ton of motorcycle-friendly shops, stops, and routes. Bonus: it's easy to navigate this city on two wheels. Whether you need to fuel up, get some grub, or do a little chillin', we have six Portland motorcycle spots you should try.

1. Parts & Service Bar and Grill

Parts & Service has beers, BBQ, burgers, and bikers! Offering custom cocktails or frosty pints to wash down creative fare from salads to tacos and burgers. Plus, they have a lot of meat-free options that just might convert any carnivore (unless you see the Texas Poutine which might cause a vegetarian to rethink the plant-based life).

2. See See Motor Coffee Co.

From breakfast to happy hour, engines to espresso, See See Motor Coffee Co. on NE Sandy Blvd in Portland, aims to bring people together—all types of people—to share stories, routes, and more.

This inclusive moto spot has proven to be a welcome addition to the PNW two-wheeled community. Check out See See Motor Coffee Co.'s other locations: St. Johns on Lombard St. in Portland and on 1st St. in Newberg, OR.

The owner of See See, is also the founder of one of the coolest motorcycle shows around: The One Moto Show. Check it out to see some killer custom builds, hear some rockin' music, and of course for the One Pro Super Hooligan Races—a dirt-track spectacle that is like nothing you've seen.

3. Dirty Hands Garage

The passion for motorcycles shines through at this shop where you can get gear, parts, and repairs. You want the people taking care of your beloved motorcycle to have a deep-rooted connection to motos and this place is full of passionate riders and fixers. They ride and they wrench all in the name of motos.

5. Blue Star Donuts + Coffee

These donuts are creative and unique enough to warrant multiple visits in one trip. Their hand-crafted, gourmet donuts combine herbs, fruit, spices, and even liquor into brioche, cake, buttermilk, and vegan dough.

6. Kelly's Olympian

Oregon is second only to the state of Washington in hops production, so it's no surprise that Portland is home to a wide variety of bars. One bar you'll want to park your motorcycle in Portland is right in downtown. One of the best features of this place are the dozen vintage motorcycles hanging from the ceiling—all perfectly and beautifully restored.

By day, this stop is a great place to rest your boots. At night you'll want to get those boots on the dance floor when they dim the lights and amp up the music.