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Sorry it’s a day late, but here you go…
What are you up to this weekend?
Are you riding around to the various Time Based Art Festival events?
Or perhaps taking in some bike films? (Don’t miss the Sprockettes at the closing night party on Sunday, it’ll be Juli’s debut!)
this is a road bike, all carbon with a flightdeck computer and speedplay frog pedals. It was stolen outside the Oregon Convention Center in the afternoon of Friday, September 7. Its color is a carbon blue and/or gray. Actually looks black in some light.
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No time to post much right now, but I did want to share my first batch photos from Cycle Oregon.
The weather up here in Sisters is perfect and the excitement is building for our first day of riding tomorrow. Camp is absolutely buzzing. It’s one of the largest-ever Cycle Oregon’s in their 20 year history with well over 2,000 riders.
Black wire rack on the back, silver mud guards, 21 speed, when it was stolen it had a medium-sized battery powered bike light on the handlebars
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womens vintage peugot touring bike. small frame, blue. white handlebars, new schwable tires. helmet also missing (green w/pink poka-dots)
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What do you get when you cross the world’s biggest bike film festival with America’s best biking city? You’d think it would be a winning combination, but organizers of the Bicycle Film Festival – which opened at Cinema 21 last night — are scratching their heads over the low turnout.
Despite an impressive line-up of award-winning films, ticket sales thus far are far below expectations and pale in comparison to other cities — including Paris, Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York — where the festival has stopped.
The Bicycle Film Festival rolls into its second day of screenings today with a full day’s worth of amazing films.
Today’s line-up brings some local flavor to the festival: St. Johns resident Bob Crispin will display his Hall of Fame mountain bike in the lobby before the screening of “Klunkerz” at 3:00 and local filmmaker Vanessa Renwick will screen her work, “Yodeling Lesson”, which features a nude woman riding no-handed down the Mississippi/Albina hill in North Portland.
