Ladies style, has gary fisher trade mark on seat. Has scratches on the frame. The seril number is off my paper work. Please see a like picture of what my bike looked like.
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Year: 2007
NPGreenway Trail focus of PSU course
Insert NPGreenway Trail here.
(Photo: Jonathan Maus)
(Photo: Jonathan Maus)
The folks behind the North Portland Greenway Trail are some of the hardest working advocates I’ve ever come across.
They are constantly doing whatever they can to share their vision for a new riverfront trail that would connect the Eastbank Esplanade (at the Steel Bridge) to Cathedral Park in St. Johns.
O’Donnell tragedy sparks “And we Bike” safety campaign
(Photo: Jonathan Maus)
The death of 66 year-old Timothy O’Donnell last June in Washington County continues to spark activism over safety concerns on rural roads.
The tragedy helped shine a light on bike safety during the last legislative session in Salem and was a key ingredient in the passage of the Vulnerable Roadway Users Bill. His death also spurred his family to create a memorial fund that is being administered by the Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA).
Now, a coalition of advocates and community groups — including the BTA, the Washington County Bicycle Transportation Coalition, the Bike Gallery, and Portland Velo — have launched, “And we Bike”, which they describe on their newly launched website as, “an effort to increase awareness of these serious safety issues.”
Double-wide bike lane gets finishing touches
New markings on SE Madison Ave.
(Photos: Jonathan Maus)
(Photos: Jonathan Maus)
The new, double-wide bike lane on SE Madison Ave that I reported about last week is now fully complete.
The new markings include side-by-side bike lane symbols to denote the passing lane and skip-striping both where the lane widens (and then narrows) and to separate the slow and fast lanes.
Companies rise to Bike Commute Challenge
With the Bike Commute Challenge in high gear this month, many local companies are going the extra mile to get their employees to go by bike.
From free maintenance clinics to group rides, here’s a rundown of what three different companies are doing to rise to the occassion of the Bike Commute Challenge.
Stolen Nishiki 80s 10speed
1 gear in the front (no guard), 7 gears in the back. The handle bars (blue cork) are cut and turned upside down with front and back brakes.
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Stolen Giant Step Up
Book rack on back, tires are 26 x 1.95, just replaced front wheel, Mt bike handle bars (antler-like?)
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Stolen Diamond back Apex
17 in diamond back apex black with spattered paint stolen from backyard off of NW 23rd. Bike’s in rough shape but was primary mode of transport.
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Stolen Surly Cross Check
60 cm custom Surly cross Check with single 39 tooth Dura Ace Crank XT derailer Custom bull horns bolted Mischi from wheel Orange and Yellow Bar end take Green from wheel
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Stolen Gary Fischer Dual Sport 229
Silver Gary Fischer Dual Sport 229 with Disc Brakes XT components regular pedals with no toe clips 17″
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Portland inspires bike corrals in Canada
On-street “bike corral” in north Portland.
(Photo: Jonathan Maus)
(Photo: Jonathan Maus)
It looks like Portland’s on-street bike parking program has inspired the city of Victoria, British Columbia.
An article published Sunday in the Victoria Times Colonist reports that, due to a demand for on-street, high-quality bike parking that outstrips supply, Victoria has modeled a bike parking program after Portland.
“Klunkerz” film screening will feature Hall of Fame mountain bike
The Portland stop of the Bicycle Film Festival kicks off tomorrow and one of the films will give local mountain bike pioneer Bob Crispin a chance to share his historic “Tankagnolo” bike (photo below).