Almost brand new with new “city” tires, stolen from California Bank Building downtown PDX on 5/14. Deore’ & Bontrager componets.
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Almost brand new with new “city” tires, stolen from California Bank Building downtown PDX on 5/14. Deore’ & Bontrager componets.
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San Francisco is making a serious run at Portland to become the most bike-friendly big city in America.
The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition (SFBC) reports that according to their municipal transit agency, there were more bikes than cars during yesterday’s commute into the city. Here’s the blurb from the SFBC website:
Found bike in brush behind NW Portland Thur.17 May looking for owner
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This morning was the annual Bike to Work celebration hosted by the Lloyd District Transportation Management Assocation (LDTMA). In addition to free massages, bike tune-ups, food, coffee, and other helpful resources for bike commuters, the event marked the debut of the Lloyd Bikettes.
The Bikettes are LDTMA Program Manager Moira Green and volunteer Sandi Deodato. Their inspiring performance brought the house down. Hoping to encourage folks to joing the TMA’s Bike Committee, they courageously donned traffic safety vests and sang and danced their hearts out to Village People’s classic YMCA song.
As I reported yesterday, the fixed-gear brake bill is moving along nicely in Salem. What I didn’t mention was that an amendment has been added to the bill that will allow police bicycles to be equipped with a siren.
Here’s the deal. Existing Oregon statute (ORS 815.280(b)) states that,
“A person shall not install or use any siren or whistle upon a bicycle.”
I mentioned in my legislation update earlier this week that the chances of the velodrome bill (S.B. 926) passing were slim.
Now it seems like the final nail is in the coffin. Here’s what the Co-Chair of the Joint Ways and Means Committee recently said in response to a reader’s email:
The following job was listed this week on the BikePortland Job Listings: