Purple-ish, blue 2006 Kona Dew (basic model), Has black handle-bars and tire frames…”Kona” and “Dew” are written in black and yellow lettering…49cm frame
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Month: September 2007
Stolen Specialized Hardrock Comp
red man’s mountain bike. hardrock comp specialized, large bike.
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Stolen Nishiki Custom Sport
small, light blue nishiki custom sport frame (lightweight cro-moly) single speed. bubblegum pink cable housing and magenta bracket. 700c wheels, back wheel is brand new.
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Stolen DiamondBack mountain bike turned commuter
black mountain bike with v-brakes and other xt part. Retrofitted with riser bars, rack, bell – commuter style. Quick releases were purple but painted over black.
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Stolen Trek 7200FX
2005 Hybrid, rear fender, rear rack, rear light, built by Division Bike Gallery
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Stolen GT Avalanche 3 0
Mountain bike with front shocks, front & back fenders, seat-post mounted rack w/ a baby blue milk crate bungee corded to it.
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Stolen Gary Fisher Avant Garde
21 speed gary fisher avant garde bike with metal basket and hand brakes.
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Day 7: Rainbow to Sisters (and then home)
Well folks, it’s all over.
After yet another major climb and an exhilarating downhill, we made our way back into Sisters where we started one week ago. I can’t wait to get home. I’m jumping in a car to drive back in a few minutes.
Check out the slideshow below from today’s ride…and thanks for following along all week. On Monday, it’s back to business as usual.
Stolen Trek 970
Red and black stock Trek 970 w/ newer tires and wheels. Seat has as a cable to attach it to the frame.
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Stolen Titan road bike Unknown
80’s Titan Swiss road bicycle custom marble paint by Dossena Carlo. No Decals. DT Swiss hubs, Profile Design carbon fork, Easton EC70 carbon handlebars (red) no grip, mix of Ultegra and Shimano 105 components. De Rosa lugs. Bike is around a 56cm.
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Day 6: Rolling through a Scenic Byway
Dropping into the forest.
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The Cycle Oregon folks called today’s ride “the Magic Carpet Ride” and I can’t think of a better way to put it.
Last night in the beer garden I talked about scenic byways with the founder of Cycle Oregon, Jonathan Nicholas. Jonathan and I agreed that the future of bicycling in Oregon is to designate a network of backroads as official Scenic Bikeways. It’s an exciting possibility that will not only provide an amazing recreational opportunity, but will give an economic boost to many small towns throughout the state.
Today, we rode on a Scenic Byway. Our 65 mile route took us from Oakridge to Rainbow via Aufderheide Memorial Drive.
Stolen trek 7200
2007 trek 7200 men’s frame matte black and grey with attachments for rear and front lights.
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