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Day: October 7, 2009

white Specialized Allez 2010

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Year: 2010
Brand: Specialized
Model: Allez
Color:white
Size:black lettering
Serial: WUD092002248E
Photo: http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/9681/jillsbike.jpg
Stolen in seattle, WA 98195
Stolen:2009-10-01
Stolen From: UW Campus infront of the Paul Allen Computer Science Engineering building
Neighborhood: U-District
Owner: jill walters
OwnerEmail: jillovb@msn.com
Reward: yes
Description: all stock parts. white/56 spec allez sport. Sora front and Tiagra rear derailleurs. black tape on U handle bars
Police record with: UW police
Police reference#: 09-001903
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

Bikes fashion show rolls into town this weekend

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interbike 2009

From the Momentum
Fashion show at Interbike
last month.
(Photo © Elly Blue)

Momentum Magazine is partnering with Oregon Manifest and Portland Fashion Week to produce the Ready to Roll Cycling Lifestyle Fashion Show this weekend.

The show, featuring special guests Team Beer and Tina Brubaker, will be at the Vigor Industrial Shipyards at 5555 N Channel Ave (on Swan Island). Door open at 3PM, show at 4PM. Cost of the show is $15 in advance or $18.75 at the door (use the promotion code MOMENTUM).

From the Momentum announcement:

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Portland Police release new bicycle traffic enforcement training video

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The Portland Police Bureau has just released a new internal training video meant to educate officers about bike-related traffic laws.

This is an internal training video for the Portland Police Bureau. It is narrated by Officer Robert Pickett, who serves as a liaison for bicycling issues, Bicycle Transportation Alliance advocate Michelle Poyourow, and a team of police officers who worked together to come up with the points in the video. The video is meant to educate officers, the two say, remind them of relevant laws, and “to advise officers’ discretion in bicycle enforcement situations.”

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