18″frame
blue w/silver writing
1997
grip shifters
mountain bike…
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Year: 2006
Stolen Trek 7300
silver trek with 3 stickers on it, veganisms is for lovers, all this and vegan too, buy local. bell …
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Bikey band rocks for Ghana benefit
Bikey band Gatas en Zapatas—Spanish for “cats in shoes”—is playing this Saturday night at Mississippi Pizza Pub as part of a benefit event for the Village Bicycle Project’s Ghana Women’s Bicycle Initiative.
The bikes that will be shipped to Ghana have already been loaded onto a shipping container and are ready to go. The only things missing are the funds to send them; that’s where the benefit show comes in.
The night will feature Ghanaian drummer Chata Addy, a short video about the Women’s Bicycle Initiative, a silent auction. Gatas en Zapatas, as Shawna puts it, are “the dessert at the end of the night.”
Milwaukie Police on lookout for hit-and-run driver
From the Oregonian News Blog:
Milwaukie police are searching for a vehicle that hit a bicyclist about 7:40 p.m. Tuesday on Southeast McLoughlin Boulevard just north of River Road (Google map) and kept going. The 18-year-old male bicyclist from Oregon City suffered minor injuries.
Stolen Speed Max unknown model
Make: Speed Max (at least that’s the sticker on the frame)
Model: unkown model
Frame Color: yellow/…
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Stolen Speed Max unknown model
Make: Speed Max (at least that’s the sticker on the frame)
Model: unkown model
Frame Color: black
Chicago’s Mr. Bike hopes to learn from Portland
[“Mr. Bike” Dave Glowacz]
Dave Glowacz is the Director of Education for the Chicagoland Bicycle Federation, one of the largest bike advocacy groups in the country. He’s also known as “Mr. Bike,” and author of the well-known book, Urban Bikers’ Tricks & Tips.
Around two years ago, he read about the Community Cycling Center’s Create-a-Commuter program in a bike industry magazine and has been interested in it ever since. Glowacz connected with several of Portland’s bike-eratti at the recent Pro Walk/Pro Bike conference in Madison Wisconsin and he’s currently on week-long fact-finding mission in Portland to learn more about the program.
Ginsberg gets his own day in court
[Mark Ginsberg in
his other suit.]
his other suit.]
Mark Ginsberg is a Portland-based lawyer who specializes in bicycle-related cases. He’s also the guy who represented messenger Ayla Holland in the infamous fixed gear brake trial.
Since that case, the Portland Police have continued to scrutinize bicyclists. They’re citing not only brakeless fixed-gear bicycle riders without handbrakes, but several other infractions that may not stand up in court including; not using hand signals (which cyclists are not required to do), not riding in the bike lane (which is not always required), and others.
Comment of the Week: 10-11-06
“Most people around here who choose not to wear a helmet do it to look fashionable.”
Author: “mike bene”
Post: Passing cyclist saves man’s life, makes plea for helmet use
“For centuries people have done some pretty silly things in the name of fashion, and right now in portland there is a prevalant bikie/“fakenger” fashion.
City to dedicate new path on Swan Island
The City of Portland Bureau of Environmental Services will dedicate a new riverfront path on Swan Island tomorrow.
New signal makes a lot of noise
[Curbside service]
You’ve just gotta’ love Portland. Where else would the installation of a new bicycle and pedestrian traffic signal stir up so much media interest?
Just activated on Monday morning, the new experimental HAWK (High Intensity Activated Walk) signal on 41st and Burnside has already been featured in the Oregonian, on OPB radio and KGW television.
I went out there yesterday morning to snap some photos and check it out for myself.