road bike, short handle bars, front/back brake, factory parts
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road bike, short handle bars, front/back brake, factory parts
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80’s or 90’s mountain bike, red frame; black, extra-wide handlebars;
black Planet Bike mounting rack,
Citybikes bucket,
bell
black mudguard
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girls bike, with a black basket, and a green rubber band on the left handle; slightly smaller frame
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[Updated: 7/23, 9:01am]
Earlier today, the BTA announced that Executive Director Evan Manvel had left the organization.
Now the BTA Board of Directors has named Scott Bricker as their interim leader.
According to the BTA Blog,
“Bricker has committed to leading the organization through the end of the year, when he and the board will evaluate the organization’s standing.”
Bricker is a natural choice for this role and I wouldn’t be surprised if he officially assumed the Executive Director position.
women’s small hybrid with flat handlebars. rack on the back and flashing lights on both front and back. kickstand & water holder
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The BTA just announced that Evan Manvel is leaving the organization.
Manvel served two years as the Executive Director and oversaw considerable growth and change during his tenure.
From the BTA Blog:
“It’s been a thrill to see the BTA grow, and biking in Portland and around the state grow with it,” said Manvel. “Many thanks go out to our members, our volunteers, our staff, and our Board of Directors for contributing to that success.”
Black, with red and black seat. Step through, cruiser style. Woman’s bike.
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The bicycle was stolen from Portland State University between Cramer Hall and Smith Center It was stolen 9 July 2007 I had 2 cable locks on the bicycle
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Zoobomb is a weekly bike event that meets every Sunday around 8:30PM across from Rocco’s Pizza in Portland, OR.
Bring a bike if you have one, MAX fare ($1.70), bike lights, and any safety gear you want to wear. You are welcome to bring snacks and drinks but you must clean up everything you bring with you. Little bikes optional. Its a good time and you WILL have fun!
Event Location: Meet at Rocco’s Pizza (949 SW Oak) around 8:30PM
Website: http://www.zoobomb.net
Please Join Us to Improve Bicycling in SW
SWTrails is asking SW residents to help develop a similar bicycle boulevard system in SW. A preliminary map of possible routes has been developed, and we now need to identify the best low-traffic streets for bicycling. To do this, SWTrails is sponsoring a series of neighborhood bike rides to identify these routes. Each one will have a ride leader familiar with the neighborhood. These will be fun, leisurely rides that will last about 2-3 hours. Naturally, hills will be unavoidable, so ride for as long or as little as you like. During the course of the rides, you will be asked about which routes should be part of a bicycle route network in SW.
Sponsored By Portland Office of Transportation
Event Location: Gabriel Park Community Center, 6820 SW 45th, Portland, OR (parking lot entrance)
Contact: Keith Liden
Contact E-Mail: liden at pbworld dawt comm
Contact Phone: 503-224-4066
Website: http://www.portlandonline.com/transportation/index.cfm?c=34772
Event Status: On-Schedule
Type of Ride? Group Ride – Group(s) stay together for the duration of the ride
Please join us this Sunday 7/2/2007 for a ride on the Spring Water
Corridor from Eastbank Esplanade to Oxbow Park. We will meet up with
bicycle camping friends at Oxbow Park, share some water fun in Sandy
River, then ride back to Portland.
Starting Location: Madison Plaza (Eastbank Esplanade & SE Madison)
Assemble Time – 10:00 AM
Departure Time – 10:15 AM
Forecast: 82 Deg. Partly Cloudy.
Total Distance: 33 – 35 miles
Elevation Gain: <1000 Ft.
Pace: Intermediate Group Ride. No one left behind.
Pack a snack/lunch and bring your gear for swimming and/or tubing. If
you have large inner tubes for tubing, you are encouraged to bring
them along. We will look out for each other for safety in the water.
Ride Leader Contact: Steven Kung (503)957-6672, sfnkung [at] gmail [dot]
com
We are a non-profit organization promoting peace and cultural exchange
through bicycle touring and bike school operation. We are registered
with the State of Oregon and we are applying for our 501(c)3 status
with IRS. Upon receipt of our non-profit status, your donations will
be tax deductible with a retroactive effectivity date of 3/29/2007 –
our incorporation date.
Sponsored By Community Exchange Cycle Touring Club
When: Sunday, 7/22/2007, 10:00 AM
Event Location: Madison Plaza (Eastbank Esplanade & SE Madison)
Directions:
Contact: Steven Kung
Contact E-Mail: sfnkung@hotmail.com
Contact Phone: (503)957-6672
Website: www.ExchangeCycleTours.org
Event Status: On-Schedule
Average Pace: 14-16 MPH – Moderate pace.
Distance: 33-35 miles
Type of Ride? Group Ride – Group(s) stay together for the duration of the ride
Once per month bicycle swap meets. Entry is free, vendor space $20, some glass cases will be rented out for for $10. Spaces are limited and running out, so reserve yours soon.
Dr. Elvis Panther will be spinnin’ the tasty tunes.
Sponsored By The Recyclery
Event Location: The Recyclery, 1417 SE 9th Ave, Portland, OR
Contact E-Mail: therecyclery at yahoo dawt com
Contact Phone: (503)-734-8831
Website: http://www.therecyclery.com/
Event Status: On-Schedule