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Auto Clinic celebrates Share the Road mural

Thursday, July 27th, 2006

[Mural designer Sara Stout with Hawthorne Auto Clinic owners Liz Dally and Jim Houser.]

I love that headline.
Imagine...an auto clinic that believes so strongly in the health and safety of our streets that they put a mural full of pedestrians and cyclists on the wall of their parking lot.
At the dedication party last night [...]

Stolen: Blue Novara

Thursday, July 27th, 2006

My bike was stoke in front of New Seasons grocery store on 7/26/06 at
9:40pm. It had a combination cable lock on it. No sign of the lock after
the theft.
The bike was a purplish electric blue Novara with Shimano gears/shifters
etc. A distinguishing feature is that it has the nice curved handle bar
extensions, but [...]

Stolen: Diamondback MTB

Thursday, July 27th, 2006

Diamondback Response Elite (gray) Mountain bike
Stolen from Northeast between 10:30pm & 7:00am July 27
Older Shimano XTR components; black Manitou front shock; 18-inch frame
danielc46@hotmail.com
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ODOT responds on St. Johns Bridge and wants to "make amends"

Thursday, July 27th, 2006

I got a surprising phone call yesterday from ODOT regional manager Charles Sciscione. He was responding to my post back on June 15th titled, St. Johns Bridge still unsafe after 75 years.
I wrote that post out of frustration that ODOT was celebrating the 75 year anniversary of the bridge by touting the recent renovation [...]

Sharrows on the St. Johns Bridge!

Thursday, July 27th, 2006

Sorry, just kidding.
But just for fun's sake, I'd like to share these doctored photos sent in by City of Vancouver transportation planner and bicycle advocacy renaissance man Todd Boulanger (click to enlarge):
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Stolen: Surly Long Haul Trucker

Thursday, July 27th, 2006

Light Green SURLY- long haul trucker
54cm light brown cork handle bars
book rack on back
stolen w/ 2 red ortlieb panniers
any info would be most appreciated.
Ashley 503-757-3437
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Stolen: GT Pantera

Thursday, July 27th, 2006

my bike was stolen at bridgeport brewing company
( in the pearl). my lock was cut (yes it was a cable lock),
anyway..it is a chili pepper red GT pantera ,bought it so many years
ago i no longer have the paper work or the serial number. it has grey
rox shox,black mountain rack on the back,and on the [...]

BBC TV will point their cameras on a bike move

Wednesday, July 26th, 2006

[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 [...]

What is a fitting end to radio saga?

Wednesday, July 26th, 2006

[P.K. on a bike ride.]Photo: Chris RyanWillamette 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 [...]

Stolen: Trek Navigator

Wednesday, July 26th, 2006

Stolen in North Portland. Blue Trek Navigator 300. full fenders. rack in back.
SN# ITR2F07282
Please call John at (503) 913-7648 with info.
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Rev Phil brings bike films to the big screen

Wednesday, July 26th, 2006

[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 [...]

Stolen: Felt F85 - Recovered!

Tuesday, July 25th, 2006

on the evening of Sunday, 16 July, between 5p and 10p on the
corner of NW Flanders and 6th Avenue (Old Town), someone cut through my
Kryptonite lock and stole my 2002 Felt F85 Road bike, top of the line
pump, clipless pedals, etc, etc. The F85 looks like the one below,
except mine had a straight bar handlebar [...]

BTA launches boulevard survey

Tuesday, July 25th, 2006

The BTA has just posted their new bicycle boulevard survey. It is important for them to get as much feedback as possible so please consider spending a few minutes to add your input.
The purpose of the survey is to learn more about your riding habits so they can figure out which streets will work [...]

Stolen: Schwinn 26" BMX

Tuesday, July 25th, 2006

I had my bike stolen this weekend. It was placed outside in my backyard along with 2 others. I have an 8’ cyclone fence with key locks all around. It was also cable locked to a large table. The person worked on the cable for some time finally cutting through. [...]

Radio host sees other side after ride

Tuesday, July 25th, 2006

[A cyclist's view of Broadway Blvd.]

As I mentioned last week, P.K.—the embattled radio personality for KXJM whose recent on-air comments got him into some hot water—went for a bike ride with a local reporter.
Yesterday, a commenter tipped me off that he talked about this ride on his show last Thursday. I just finished listening [...]

Short track racing long on fun

Tuesday, July 25th, 2006

I've been without an off-road bike in my stable for way too long. This is a big deal to me because back in the day I used to eat, sleep and breathe mountain biking.
So last week, when my neighbor dropped of his old Kona MTB on my porch (he got something [...]

Stolen: GT MTB

Monday, July 24th, 2006

At 9:45am on 7/20. My awesome old GT mountain bike was stolen from the corner of Ainsworth and Interstate last night at 7:30. It's a 1991...serial # 9012564...black paint job with splotches of purple and maroon on it...it has a rock shock in the front...Shimano XT components...the tell-tale GT stamp on the back [...]

Stolen: Trek hybrid

Monday, July 24th, 2006

Bike stolen- At PCC/Cascade campus on Monday July 17th between 1-3:30pm.
It was a Trek 7300 Hybrid, Black 17/5' frame
serial C73GK891.
Cut through cable lock & took the lock with them.
Max Micozzi 503-367-6172
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Envisioning carfree streets

Monday, July 24th, 2006

[Editor's note: This is the first article by new BikePortland.org contributor Elly Blue. Let's give her a nice, warm welcome!]

[If you close it, they will come.]

Last month, I dropped by Last Thursday on Alberta to visit local artist Carye Bye. I was pedaling pretty slowly, gawking at the art, the oddly-dressed hipsters, the [...]

Local retailer starts staff commuter challenge

Monday, July 24th, 2006

[Sacrificing valuable floor space for bikes.]

The Ecotrust building in Northwest Portland is one of my favorite places to work; it's quiet, connected, and caffeinated.
It's also home to eco-friendly global retailer Patagonia. I passed by their storefront the other day and noticed an in-store bike rack and curiously bikey signage. I had to investigate.
I [...]

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