Flat black custom built fillet brazed steel mountain bike. Most parts black, DT hubs, wide rims, Marzocchi Z1 Freeride fork, Saint cranks.
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Year: 2007
Stolen Hairy Gary hardtail
Flat black custom built fillet brazed steel mountain bike. Most parts black, DT hubs, wide rims, Marzocchi Z1 Freeride fork, Saint cranks.
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Stolen Trek 1000 WSD
Blue road bike. The paint is scratched in several places and it has a small, circular dent along the left side of the down tube.
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First day of business for new bike delivery service
[Updated: August 2nd, 8:30am]
Free bike delivery at
People’s Food Co-op!
(File photo)
People’s Food Co-op!
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Starting today, shoppers at People’s Food Co-op (3029 SE 21st Ave.) who arrive by bike, foot, or transit don’t have to worry about how they’ll get all their groceries home.
That’s because the Portland Pedal Power Bicycle Delivery Service will make free home deliveries (tips are welcome of course).
The idea was first hatched by Neil Robinson who wanted to assist customers that weren’t able to leave their homes. Once he heard that co-op members Kwah Waadabi and Ken Wetherell also wanted to do a bike delivery service, they decided to pool their resources and launch Portland Pedal Power.
Stolen Kona Lava Dome
Blue Kona Lava Dome, Road Slick Tires and Black Fenders
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Former Lake Oswego city councilor is latest BTA hire
Karl Rohde
(Photo)
(Photo)
The changes keep coming at the Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA).
According to the BTA’s Interim Executive Director Scott Bricker they’re set to hire former Lake Oswego City Councilor Karl Rohde to the newly created position of Interim Governmental/Public Affairs Director.
Rohde will become the BTA’s main lobbyist in Salem, taking over the role left vacant when former policy director Scott Bricker was appointed their Interim Executive Director last week.
Big crowd sees a civil Bikes vs. Cars debate
The crowd at the “Bikes vs. Cars” debate last night.
(Photo: Garrett Downen/Bus Project)
(Photo: Garrett Downen/Bus Project)
Stolen Raleigh SC200
26 inch tires, black fenders, single chain ring in front, seven gear rear cluster, three speed internal rear hub, upright handlebars.
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Stolen Trek 610
1984 Vintage Trek 610; Rare Shimano 600 componentry, matched set from handlebars to cranks to calipers. White handlebars; black racing tires
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Stolen Raleigh nottingham
vintage raleigh. orange handlebars taped. Impeach Bush sticker. original decals.
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BikeCraft III set for November
I know it’s early but I’m excited to share the news that thanks to the hard work of BikePortland volunteer Lanette Noble, we’ve confirmed a venue and date for the third annual BikeCraft Faire!
Amy DeRosso’s ceramics
are always a best seller.
are always a best seller.
This year’s event will be on November 15 at the Lucky Lab Beer Hall in northwest Portland (1945 NW Quimby).
For the uninitiated, BikeCraft is the bike-lover’s bazaar that features local vendors selling handmade, bike-themed arts, crafts, films, textiles, jewelry, and more.
It’s simply the best place to take care of holiday shopping for all the bike lovers on your list (or just score some great stuff for yourself).
Cops, clowns, and crowds at Last Thursday
Crowds gathered one last time at the
Alberta St. Clown House on NE 25th Ave.
(File photo)
Alberta St. Clown House on NE 25th Ave.
(File photo)
This month’s Last Thursday on Alberta was notable for several reasons: the clowns, the cops, and the crowds.
First and foremost, it was the last month in a long run of action at the Alberta Street Clown House (they’re moving soon). By the time I left (just before sunset), the yard was already filling up and judging from these naked bike jousting photos on Dingo’s blog, it looks like they had a fitting send-off.