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Take the Sellwood Bridge survey

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We all know the failing, old, Sellwood Bridge is a major broken link in our transportation network. Or, as the BTA puts it:

“The Sellwood Bridge has extremely dangerous and inadequate bicycle and pedestrian facilities (a single 4-foot sidewalk on one side only)….the BTA has determined that the Sellwood Bridge is the major barrier to bicycling in the Portland region.”

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Stolen Gary Fisher Zabrano 2004

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Front and Rear Shocks, Blue and Silver Frame, looks new, thumb gears, straight bars, broken rear fender, light clips but not lights (I have them),the small reflectors that come on it, kick stand, hybrid tires, gears have a protective circle to help keep you from catching your pant leg (it came on the bike),

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Southwest bike network map shows potential

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After months of planning, residents of southwest Portland, led by super-citizen trail advocate and Alice Award nominee Don Baack, have come up with a map of a new southwest bike network.

Baack, who leads the group Southwest Trails, has been working hard to garner neighborhood feedback and collaborate with PDOT to include these recommendations in the upcoming Bicycle Master Plan update.

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Final thoughts and themes on the National Bike Summit

National Bike Summit 07

Crowds fill a party held in a
regal Senate Office Building.

The National Bike Summit may be over, but the work has just begun.

Hundreds of advocates from around the country (430 to be exact) are now more energized, educated, and empowered than ever before to bring bikes into the mainstream consciousness of America.

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River City Bicycles singles out special commuters

River City ad in the Willamette Week
announcing Commuter awards.

Back in January, River City Bicycles announced a contest to find Portland’s “Commuter of the Year”.

Owner David Guettler asked for nominations through ads in local weekly newspapers and according to the shop’s Event Manager Jason Bietz, over 60 people responded to the challenge, “They sent in everything from home videos, a 37-day string of hand-made postcards, and a hardbound book!”

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Stolen Sirius Sport

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Grey Sirius Sports bike with a few scrathes on the frame Extrapadded seat 21 gears Stolen from basement of building while moving in

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