Oregon framebuilders will exhibit at Bridge Pedal expo

Renovo Hardwood Bicycles-27.jpg

Hardwood bicycles from Renovo will
be among the locally produced bikes
at the event.
(Photo © J. Maus)

Members of the Oregon Bicycle Constructors Association (OBCA) have been invited to display their work at the upcoming Bridge Pedal Health and Wellness Expo.

The event takes place the day before Bridge Pedal and according to OBCA member Ben Farver of Argonaut Cycles, nine framebuilders will participate. They include:

Argonaut Cycles – Ben Farver, Portland
Vertigo Cycles — Sean Chaney, Portland
Courage Bicycle Mfg. Co. — Aaron Hayes, Portland
Belladonna Cycles — Mark Simmons, Portland
Ti Cycles — Dave Levy, Portland
Renovo Hardwood Bicycles — Ken Wheeler, Portland
Hufnagel Cycles — Jordan Hufnagel, Portland
Keith Anderson Cycles — Keith Anderson, Grants Pass
Vendetta Cycles — Conor Buescher and Garrett Clark, Willamette Valley

    Oregon-made Bike Show
    at the Bridge Pedal Health and Wellness Expo
    Saturday, August 9th
    DoubleTree Hotel – Lloyd Center (1000 NE Multnomah)
    9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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Mark Riskedahl
Mark Riskedahl
16 years ago

Awesome! Hopefully these fine framebuilders will also consider displaying at August\’s Last Thursday on Alberta, now that Last Thursday is officially car-free!

mbsf
mbsf
16 years ago

There is also going to be a choice exhibit of family rigs – hand-made long bikes will be shown next to commercial long bikes, xtracycles and other family-friendly PUBs/SUBs and multi-occupancy bikes…