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BBC TV will point their cameras on a bike move

Puppet parade bike move

[Scene from a
recent bike move.]

A producer with the BBC has been poking around the bike scene recently. I heard she was putting together a story about Portland’s sustainability and wanted to feature something about bikes.

At first she mentioned wanting to talk with someone who makes their living by bike but I encouraged her to delve into the wonderful world of Portland bike moves. I sent her links to my reports and photos on this proud local tradition and she was instantly convinced.

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What is a fitting end to radio saga?

Buffered Bike Lane with a bike symbol and arrow pointing forward

[P.K. on a bike ride.]
Photo: Chris Ryan
Willamette Week

We’re at a crossroads with the Jammin 95.5 situation and the community is choosing to venture down separate paths.

The choices are to either negotiate for a settlement and try to work with the station in good faith or to continue to protest by any means necessary until the tape is released and can be vetted by the authorities.

No matter how you feel, one thing is clear; the community response to this issue has already had an impact on the host and the station.

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Stolen: Trek Navigator

Buffered Bike Lane with a bike symbol and arrow pointing forward

Stolen in North Portland. Blue Trek Navigator 300. full fenders. rack in back.
SN# ITR2F07282

Please call John at (503) 913-7648 with info.

Rev Phil brings bike films to the big screen

Chunkathalon, Portland OR

[Rev Phil sports
his helmet cam.]

*Don’t miss Kickass Bike Film night tonight at Clinton Street Theater!*

If you haven’t been in the presence of the inimitable Reverend Phil Sano than you haven’t really experienced Portland bike culture. Rev Phil is a self-described bike culturist who’s in the middle of many of Portland’s bikey subcultures.

In addition to being a regular at Zoobomb, Critical Mass, and the man behind many events at Free Geek (his employer), for the past three years he has devoted his energy to sharing and creating bike films. He has put on dozens of bike film screenings and he has produced several DVD collections including From Portland with Bike Love.

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