chrome bianchi SASS mountain bike 17.5″ frame, rigid fork, 26″ rims, disk brakes.
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chrome bianchi SASS mountain bike 17.5″ frame, rigid fork, 26″ rims, disk brakes.
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has a bell on handlebars along with a cats eye light. it also has no fenders.
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Has a bell saddle with flashing tail light. Smegma racing & Black Flag stickers. Josef Stanek engraved into frame, forks, cranks, rims, bars, sprockets, & neck.
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Jeff Bernards, the man who has helped hundreds of Portland cyclists “Get Lit“, also likes to see them wearing helmets.
Last year he secured a seed grant from ODOT that enabled him to give out 550 helmets at two community events, and according to Jeff, half of those went to first-time helmet users.
The program was so successful, the seed money quickly dried up. But now, thanks to a generous donation from Jay Graves and the Bike Gallery, Jeff says he’ll once again provide low-cost ($10) helmets at the upcoming Earth Day Celebration.
Now that I’ve been at this for a while, it’s fun to take a look back at stories from the past. One year ago today I brought you the inspiring story of Mike Reuter.
North Portland Bikeworks, a non-profit, neighborhood bike shop located on Mississippi Street, wants to expand their long-running, free Repair Night program.
It has been nearly two months since I asked for your input on neighborhood bike patrols* and an update is long overdue.
Some of you might have noticed recent stories in the Portland Tribune and in this month’s St. John’s Sentinel.
Black, silver, 26 inch tires, front and back luggage racks, elegant
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The current issue of Bike Biz magazine features comments from BikePortland readers. The focus of the piece is a report on John Burke’s presentation at the National Bike Summit, which sparked a discussion about Trek’s position in the industry and their role (or lack thereof) in advocacy.
Bike Biz published comments from nine BikePortland readers and devoted an entire page to the story.