chrome bianchi SASS mountain bike 17.5″ frame, rigid fork, 26″ rims, disk brakes.
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Day: April 6, 2007
Job: Inside Sales/Customer Service, Cyclone Bicycle Supply
Job Title – Inside Sale/Customer Service
Company/Organization – Cyclone Bicycle Supply
Job: Warehouse/Delivery Driver, Cyclone Bicycle Supply
Job Title – Warehouse/Delivery Driver
Company/Organization – Cyclone Bicycle Supply
Job: Front Desk-Customer Service, Cyclone Bicycle Supply
Job Title – Front Desk/Customer Service Opening
Company/Organization – Cyclone Bicycle Supply
Stolen cruiser torker
has a bell on handlebars along with a cats eye light. it also has no fenders.
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Stolen Specialized Rock hopper
Has a bell saddle with flashing tail light. Smegma racing & Black Flag stickers. Josef Stanek engraved into frame, forks, cranks, rims, bars, sprockets, & neck.
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Helmet program gets boost from bike shop
Hundreds of helmets were
given away at last year’s
Earth Day Celebration.
File photo: 4/22/06
given away at last year’s
Earth Day Celebration.
File photo: 4/22/06
Jeff Bernards, the man who has helped hundreds of Portland cyclists “Get Lit“, also likes to see them wearing helmets.
Last year he secured a seed grant from ODOT that enabled him to give out 550 helmets at two community events, and according to Jeff, half of those went to first-time helmet users.
The program was so successful, the seed money quickly dried up. But now, thanks to a generous donation from Jay Graves and the Bike Gallery, Jeff says he’ll once again provide low-cost ($10) helmets at the upcoming Earth Day Celebration.
One year ago today: Cyclist initiates motorist citation
Now that I’ve been at this for a while, it’s fun to take a look back at stories from the past. One year ago today I brought you the inspiring story of Mike Reuter.
NoPo Bikeworks plans benefit to expand program
North Portland Bikeworks, a non-profit, neighborhood bike shop located on Mississippi Street, wants to expand their long-running, free Repair Night program.
An update on neighborhood bike patrols
It has been nearly two months since I asked for your input on neighborhood bike patrols* and an update is long overdue.
Some of you might have noticed recent stories in the Portland Tribune and in this month’s St. John’s Sentinel.