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Jonathan Nicholas to take over “Bike Fun” blog

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)
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Cycle Oregon/Scenic Bikeway ride[Update: Jonathan Nicholas will only be a temporary blogger. OregonLive.com is still looking for a permanent replacement.]

Many of you might remember, that before I launched this site, I did the “Bike Fun” blog on OregonLive.com. Since my departure, they’ve been looking for a replacement. Well apparently they’ve found their man and it’s none other than esteemed columnist for The Oregonian and President of Cycle Oregon, Jonathan Nicholas.

Hopefully Jonathan will blog from the road of the upcoming “Discover Cycle Oregon” ride. That’d be cool. Welcome to the blogging world Jonathan!

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Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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