2006 Road Bike. When stolen had a Kryptonite U-Lock holder attached to frame. A few nicks on top of a…
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2006 Road Bike. When stolen had a Kryptonite U-Lock holder attached to frame. A few nicks on top of a…
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Happy Halloween!
Dan Kaufman of CrankMyChain TV has just uploaded this great, 2.5 minute clip from Sunday’s Cross Crusade race out in Yamhill.
Check it out…if you dare…
Road bike, 52 cm, Orange/Grey, Tiagra shifters, Shimano pedals, Cadence model…
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Yellow Access ALU frame with red letters, black Manitou fork, Avid Arch Rival v-brakes, Shimano XT de…
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Last Saturday, I sat in the Bagdad Theater and heard over and over again how fantastic Portland is. The films and the speakers at a Film Celebration of Portland Transportation heaped praise upon Portland’s progressive bicycle and transportation achievements.
And then along came a Clarence Eckerson film with an interview of Enrique Penalosa.
As Mayor of Bogota Colombia from 1998-2001, Penalosa radically altered the social and cultural landscape of that city by taking bold steps to encourage use of public transportation and bicycles.
“I know that the point may be to shut down Interbike, but let’s be realistic, it isn’t going to happen in a year or two or even five. What happens in the mean time?”
–Donna Tocci
Kryptonite
Reactions to yesterday’s big news that Eurobike boss (and Hood River resident) Erich Reiss plans to launch a major US bike industry trade show in Portland this September (which I’ll call “Eurobike Portland” until an official name surfaces) has quickly spread around the bike biz and the web.
As I’ve talked to people involved (still waiting to hear from Reiss) and read reports on blogs and bike news outlets, reactions have ranged from shock, surprise, confusion, excitement and concern.
The recent announcement that a major bike industry trade show will come to Portland next year has put a wrench in ongoing efforts by the PDC and Commissioner Sam Adams’ office to woo the popular North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) to Stumptown.
Don Walker, the man behind the NAHBS, told me in a phone conversation this morning that he was “heartbroken” when he heard the news.
“It breaks my heart because I saw the potential of Portland hosting the show…right down to the bar where the band would play and the hotel I would stay in.”
Word on the street is that Seven Corners Cycles has moved from 2314 SE Division to a much a larger space at 3218 SE 21st (near People’s Food Co-op).
Long-time customer Aaron Tarfman stopped by to check out the new space and chat with shop owner Corey Cartwright:
“He’s got three times the space and a huge amount of daylight…he’s thrilled with his new spot. There’s plenty of space for more bikes and Corey’s warm-hearted smile greets each and every customer. I’ve long been a fan of Corey both because he’s so amicable, but he has also been very supportive of the Community Exchange Bike School.
Silver Mountain Bike with 23″ frame, Slick invert tires, leather handle grips, grip shifters, *distin…
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Yellow and orange frame. Had a cheap bike light on the front as well…
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women’s specific seat, stolen in North Portland a few months ago…
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