flat bar urban bike, matte black, crank bros. smarty clipless pedals, had panniers attached.
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Day: July 11, 2007
Stolen Santa Cruz VP FREE
White full suspension mountain bike with lots of nice new looking components.
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Stolen Soma Rush
Fixed gear bicycle flight
seat pink brake tube heavy duty leather clips black cloth grip tape
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Bicycles inspire two upcoming shows
“Mourning ride” by
Margaret Beeson
Margaret Beeson
For many people, bicycles are far more than a tool for transport and recreation; they’re an inspiration for art.
Here in Portland we’re fortunate to have a rich culture full of examples. Last July I put together an art exhibition at City Hall that featured bike-themed paintings, photos, sculptures, and craft.
Two upcoming shows will keep the tradition of blending bikes and art alive and well in Portland.
Stolen Gary Fisher Hookie Ukoo
silver and black 2004 Gary Fisher Hookie Ukoo hard tail Mountain bike with black Rock Shox suspension forks silver cat eye light
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Stolen Bridgestone MB2
Converted mountain bike, looks like road bike, drop handle bars and slick tires, back rack, black fenders, blue and black seat not original
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Stolen NOVARA BUZZ
URBAN ROAD BIKE 2 bottle holders NOVARA BAG CATEYE Trip Meter
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Stolen TREK 7300 Womens
7300 TREK Womens bike mostly chrome with blue front forks
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Stolen TREK 7300 Womens
Women’s TREK bike most chrome with dark blue folks
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Stolen Schwinn World
Fixed gear with Shimano 105 / Tiagra mismatched cranks, Suzue flip/flop hub on Sun rim and Shimano/Matrix front wheel. WTB saddle. Squeaky front brake, aero levers, handlebars wrapped with inner tubes. Badass beater, I just built it.
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Tour of Tomorrow will put policymakers in the saddle
Vancouver Mayor Royce Pollard and
Metro Councilor Rex Burkholder
on last year’s ride.
(File photo)
Metro Councilor Rex Burkholder
on last year’s ride.
(File photo)
For the third year, a who’s-who list of regional bigwigs and policy makers from Portland and Vancouver will escape from their cubicles for an up-close look at the highs-and-lows of our regional bikeway network.
The “Visionaries Voyage” was the brainchild of Cycle Oregon founder Jonathan Nicholas and Mike Houck of the Urban Greenspaces Institute.
I was lucky enough to be invited last year and it was a memorable experience (read my report and see photos here). Highlights included riding across the I-5 bridge with Vancouver Mayor Royce Pollard, and getting to know a whole host of planners and politicians.