Motorcycle service, storage, DIY and coworking space

Hatch Motorcycle Collective

Not just your average garage, Hatch is a community driven motorcycle shop and gathering space built around craftsmanship, inclusion, and connection. We offer service, secure storage and motorcycle maintenance workshops alongside a lounge designed for everyone on and off motorcycles to enjoy. More than a shop, Hatch is a home for people who love motorcycles and the culture surrounding them. Whether you need trusted hands on your bike or a place to belong, the doors are open. If you’re looking for service, a storage solution, or just want to get a feel for the space, you can find details and request appointments through the website, give us a call during business hours or come by for a visit. We’re also posting regular updates and events on IG and Facebook.

Multnomah County

Portland (OR) Metropolitan Area

Portland

Oregon

Not just your average garage, Hatch is a community driven motorcycle shop and gathering space built around craftsmanship, inclusion, and connection...

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Portland Police honored their fallen officers in an annual ceremony Tuesday.The ceremony, which took place at the Portland Police Memorial at Waterfront Park, honored 29 officers killed in the line of duty dating back to 1867.Thomas O'Connor was the first Portland officer killed.He was a deputy marshal when he confronted Frank Miguel who was firing a gun into the air. Miguel pointed the gun at O'Connor who grabbed for the gun and was shot in the thigh, breaking his leg. While his partner, who shot Miguel in the face, ran for help, O'Connor kept Miguel covered.O'Connor was then brought to the What Cheer Hotel at Yamhill and Taylor where his brother was the proprietor.He died nine days later at age 43.

Portland Police honored their fallen officers in an annual ceremony Tuesday.

The ceremony, which took place at the Portland Police Memorial at Waterfront Park, honored 29 officers killed in the line of duty dating back to 1867.Thomas O'Connor was the first Portland officer killed.

He was a deputy marshal when he confronted Frank Miguel who was firing a gun into the air. Miguel pointed the gun at O'Connor who grabbed for the gun and was shot in the thigh, breaking his leg. While his partner, who shot Miguel in the face, ran for help, O'Connor kept Miguel covered.

O'Connor was then brought to the What Cheer Hotel at Yamhill and Taylor where his brother was the proprietor.He died nine days later at age 43.

Ceremony honors 29 officers killed in the line of duty since 1867.