Navy blue woman’s cannondale in mint condition. There was a tiny tear in seat towards back. Water bo…
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Navy blue woman’s cannondale in mint condition. There was a tiny tear in seat towards back. Water bo…
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I locked my bike up at the bike stand. And it was gone the next morning. I could see it from my windo…
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Stolen from my garage, brand new, night of 9/20/06,
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Yesterday was the kick-off to Portland Carfree Days. The event, which runs through Sunday (9/24) drew a enthusiastic crowd who basked in the carfree atmosphere on SW Ankeny Street between 2nd and 3rd avenues.
There was a lot to check out; Carfree Day t-shirts, free maps and resources from PDOT, Carye Bye’s awesome, limited-edition Shift birthday postcards, the amazingly good food of master chef John that benefitted the Get Lit program, and of course friends old and new.
tan with greyish purple lettering, no shocks, light and rear view mirror on front handle bars…
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tan with greyish purple lettering, no shocks, light and rear view mirror on front handle bars…
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21 speed, gel seat, red repair kit on back of seat, perfect size for 5’5 woman. …
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Every week I come across a lot of cool bike stuff that either doesn’t quite warrant a full story, or that I just don’t have time to get to. I hope to make this a regular Friday feature.
— The Portland Water Bureau is feeling the bike love. They’ve just announced a new employee bike program and earlier this year they hosted two rides through their facilities; Cycle the Well Field and a ride through the Bull Run Watershed (which was so popular they turned people away!). [Thanks to Jessica Roberts for the tip.]
— In case you missed it, I interviewed U.S. Congressman Earl Blumenauer over on ISharetheRoad.com.
— There’s a new transportation oriented blog in Portland. PDX Transit (not to be confused with Portland Transport) is devoted to “Transit, commuting, and mobility in the Portland Oregon Metropolitan vicinity.”
I usually wouldn’t post about a bike that has no connection to Portland and that I haven’t even ridden yet…but the new “Amsterdam” bike from Electra could make a serious run at being the perfect Portland bicycle. I’m also excited about this bike because it’s looks to be the first time a euro-stylish city bike has been offered by a major U.S. company.
Here’s the exclusive photo (it’s not even on their website yet):
Its made for someone who is shorter, I’m 5’6.” There is a “Community Cycling Center” sticker on it. Has a rear fender, but is missing rear reflector light. Does have rear battery powered red light.