Day: February 2, 2008

The North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) nearly 200 exhibitors that represent the best handmade bikes and products in the cycling world. The show runs from Feb 8-10
Official website

Oregon Convention Center
777 NE MLK, Jr. Blvd.
Portland, OR 97232

General admission
Ages 12-60 $15.00 with advance ticket; $18.00 at the door.
2 Day Pass $ 28.00 with advance ticket; $32.00 at the door
3 Day Pass – With Seminar Admission (doors open at 11am for this pass)
$125 with advance ticket; $150.00 at the door.
3 Day Pass – With Preview! (Doors open at 1pm for this pass)
$75 with advance ticket; $90.00 at the door.

INDUSTRY
Industry Day pass $15.00 WITH PROOF OF INDUSTRY AFFILIATION.
Industry weekend pass $35.00
Industry Weekend pass with seminars $115.00

Children 0-5 – free
Children 6-11, $5.00 at the door

Seniors/Students (with ID check at door)
$10 advance, 12.00 at the door.

The North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) nearly 200 exhibitors that represent the best handmade bikes and products in the cycling world. The show runs from Feb 8-10
Official website

Oregon Convention Center
777 NE MLK, Jr. Blvd.
Portland, OR 97232

General admission
Ages 12-60 $15.00 with advance ticket; $18.00 at the door.
2 Day Pass $ 28.00 with advance ticket; $32.00 at the door
3 Day Pass – With Seminar Admission (doors open at 11am for this pass)
$125 with advance ticket; $150.00 at the door.
3 Day Pass – With Preview! (Doors open at 1pm for this pass)
$75 with advance ticket; $90.00 at the door.

INDUSTRY
Industry Day pass $15.00 WITH PROOF OF INDUSTRY AFFILIATION.
Industry weekend pass $35.00
Industry Weekend pass with seminars $115.00

Children 0-5 – free
Children 6-11, $5.00 at the door

Seniors/Students (with ID check at door)
$10 advance, 12.00 at the door.

The North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) nearly 200 exhibitors that represent the best handmade bikes and products in the cycling world. The show runs from Feb 8-10
Official website

*Day 1 (2/8) is open only to industry and media.

Oregon Convention Center
777 NE MLK, Jr. Blvd.
Portland, OR 97232

General admission
Ages 12-60 $15.00 with advance ticket; $18.00 at the door.
2 Day Pass $ 28.00 with advance ticket; $32.00 at the door
3 Day Pass – With Seminar Admission (doors open at 11am for this pass)
$125 with advance ticket; $150.00 at the door.
3 Day Pass – With Preview! (Doors open at 1pm for this pass)
$75 with advance ticket; $90.00 at the door.

INDUSTRY
Industry Day pass $15.00 WITH PROOF OF INDUSTRY AFFILIATION.
Industry weekend pass $35.00
Industry Weekend pass with seminars $115.00

Children 0-5 – free
Children 6-11, $5.00 at the door

Seniors/Students (with ID check at door)
$10 advance, 12.00 at the door.

Worst Day of the Year Ride – 100% Chance of Fun

The Worst Day of the Year Ride is an 18-mile odyssey around downtown Portland that has quickly become a quirky annual tradition.

We’ll keep you warm and comfy at every turn with tons of belly-nourishing treats including hot cocoa, doughnuts, fruit, spicy chai tea, veggie chili, chicken noodle soup, cornbread, bagels, hot cider and much more.

Join hundreds of other hardy souls as we laugh at the elements and gather for a delicious finish line party at the Lucky Labrador.

The ride is capped at 2,000 riders. Register today so you don’t miss out on this ever-popular ride!

Location: Lucky Lab Restaurant
915 SE Hawthorne
Portland, OR
# Fees: 18-mile urban tour – advance: $35.00
# 40-mile challenge route – advance: $35.00
# Child (being pulled) – advance: $15.00
Phone: 503-459-4508
Email: info@WorstDayRide.com
Website: www.WorstDayRide.com
Online Reg. Closes: Thu, Feb 7, 2008 11:59 PM PST

WHEN: February 3rd, 2008
WHERE: Meet at Ecotrust Building (NW 10th & Irving – in parking lot by
bike racks)
WHEN: 11am, expect to take 2-3 hours for the bike and hike.

WHAT TO BRING: A bike and a bike lock, rain gear, and water to drink. Easy to carry bike/back bags recommended. Remember that if you bring a pannier you’ll be hiking with it.

BIKE POLICY: We want you to come by bicycle. But be prepared to leave your bike at the natural area entrance. Almost all of these areas are closed to bicycle traffic. It’s a humbling reminder to us that prefer cycles that we too can cause big impacts in certain environments.

RSVP: Not necessary, just show up, but if you want to let us know you are coming do get in touch.

CONTACT: Eliza Lindsay, eliza@q7.com and Carye Bye, bikebat@gmail.com,
503-248-4454

TEASER: Later in the season we’ll return for a longer hike amongst the spring blossoms and birds, winding our way to the Audubon Society.