Bike was stolen at 9:30 outside of Milam building on OSU campus. Bike and lock were missing. Maroon Silver bike with alexis rims.
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Day: February 7, 2007
Stolen relaigh m60
Maroon/silver Bike large frame alexis rims bike was stolen outside of milam building around 9:30am during my class. Lock and bike were stolen
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New TriMet rules handed to Zoobombers
A message in the Zoobomb Forums spells out some new TriMet regulations for bringing bikes on MAX trains that Zoobombers worry could crimp their style.
Handsome Dave writes,
“A TriMet employee hand delivered us one copy of a 3-page letter of new rules this last Sunday…”
Here are key excerpts of the letter (full text here):
Stolen Cannondale caad5 R600
Black with Grey writing tiagra brakes black tape on handle bars.
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Stolen Lemond Buenos Aires
This is a 2001 model with the LEMOND labels in block lettering. Ultegra Triple chainrings, Shimano R550 wheels and a black rear fender
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From the archives: You go girl!
I just came across this photo in my archives*. I remember taking it as I rode across the Broadway Bridge on an otherwise drab November day:
Sights set on the Summit
[From my trip last year.]
The National Bike Summit is just five weeks away.
The Summit is a four-day, annual event in Washington D.C. that brings together America’s bike leaders to network, learn, and most importantly, to ask members of Congress to consider bicycles in their decisions.
Local shops make Top 100 list
Bicycle industry market research firm, Boulder Sports Research has announced their 2007 Top 100 Bike Shops.
Out of 5100 shops nationwide, Portland’s very own River City Bicycles and Bike Gallery were named to the list.
Salem gets bike bridge, what about Portland?
[Salem will convert this
bridge to bike/ped only.]
Photo: City of Salem
bridge to bike/ped only.]
Photo: City of Salem
Back in November, I got an email from City of Salem project coordinator David Skilton. He wanted to share news that they’re converting an old railroad bridge on the Willamette to a bicycle and pedestrian-only crossing.
The Salem project sounds exciting. It’s got federal funding, is likely to get $1 million from ODOT Transportation Enhancement funds, and it just received its first private grant (from the Cycle Oregon Fund no less).