Year: 02
Brand: Giant
Model: Boulder
Color:blue
Size:17*
Serial: CC4G1255
Stolen in portland, OR 97210
Stolen:2009-09-01
Stolen From: inside my apartment building 22nd/Irving nw
Neighborhood: northwest
Owner: sarah welty
OwnerEmail: sarahwelty4@gmail.com
Description: locking rear wheel, blackburn panier holder on rear.
Police record with: 09-078099
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Year: 2006
Brand: Breezer
Model: Uptown8
Color:Black
Size:26″
Serial: 02869MT11
Photo: http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/492/breezeruptown8.jpg
Stolen in Portland, OR 97232
Stolen:2009-08-25
Stolen From: Garage
Neighborhood: Sullivans Gulch
Owner: M Coons
OwnerEmail: willco.42@gmail.com
Reward: Yes
Description: Bar end mirror and bell, rack, headlight tail light, Adams Avenue Bicycles Sticker
Police record with: Bureau of Police
Police reference#: 0975771
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Year: 1970’s
Brand: Nishiki
Model: Mixtie
Color:Metallic Blue
Size:Small Ladies
Stolen in Portland, OR 97212
Stolen:2009-09-01
Stolen From: Gated back yard around NE Fremont & 13th
Neighborhood: Irvington
Owner: Season Kepfer
OwnerEmail: seasonmnk@gmail.com
Reward: I’m poor!
Description: Old, beat up frame with a bit of rust. Upright handle bars. Comfy seat. Needs a tune-up something fierce!
Police record with: 0978087
This registrant does not have proof of ownership of this bike
Year: 2006
Brand: Kona
Model: Caldera
Color:gold
Size:17
Serial: F509K0955
Stolen in Portland, OR
Stolen:2009-08-25
Stolen From: 72nd&Multnomah
Neighborhood: Montavilla
Owner: Brian Haugan
OwnerEmail: bkhaugan.1971@yahoo.com
Description: Bike was all stock from the store.In VERY good shape!
Contact Brian 503-515-4494
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
“All agreed that the car was going very fast in reverse and one person said he had heard loud words exchanged.”
We reported this weekend on an incident in which Wayne Conrad Thompson was arrested after he collided, in his car, with a man on a bike.
Thompson was charged with first-degree assault, a felony, a charge that is used when someone is suspected of having intentionally harmed another person with a deadly or dangerous weapon.
The Oregonian has obtained a court document and is now reporting more details on the incident. It occurred in a parking lot, they report, near NE 122nd and Glisan. Witnesses apparently heard shouting and then saw Thompson back his car “as fast as it possibly could go” into 52 year old Portland resident Michael Luther, who was riding a bicycle at the time.
Year: 2006
Brand: Gary Fisher
Model: Nirvana
Color:red/silver
Size:17.5 “
Serial: C95FN329
Stolen in Portland, OR 97212
Stolen:2009-08-31
Stolen From: Residential garage, NE Portland, near 28th Ave and Klickitat.
Neighborhood: Alameda/Irvington
Owner: David Balsley
OwnerEmail: davidb5@mindspring.com
Description: Front suspension, Adams trail-a-bike hitch on seat post, two black water bottle cages, plastic toe-clips, Topeak disc-style rear rack. Slick tires (700).
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Year: 198?
Brand: schwinn frame
Model: road
Color:Red
Size:57
Serial: na
Photo: http://picasaweb.google.com/bikeengs/StolenBicycle?feat=directlink
Stolen in portland, OR 97203
Stolen:2009-09-01
Stolen From: From Parking Garage 200 SW market Ave right across from parking attendent.
Neighborhood: SW Downtown
Owner: john schmidt
OwnerEmail: jmsec@bikeeng.com
Reward: 40
Description: “custom” straight lugged cross fork with, rattle can red. horiz dropouts converted to single speed track with hanger. Stickers on it, Never say die on front. rear brake bridge moved up. original 27″ frame but with 700c wheels. Front wheel mavic hub, rolf red 18h converted to 24h, internal nipples. Special fairly large seat bag with reflective greek symbol “pi” on back.. My proof ow ownership is pics of work i did on it.
Police record with: na
Police reference#: na
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Yesterday, the City of Portland unveiled their first cycle track. At a press conference on the campus of Portland State University, Mayor Sam Adams was joined by PSU President Wim Weiwel and BTA leader Scott Bricker to sing each other’s — and the cycle track’s — praises.
The turnout at the press conference by the local media was amazing. I counted four TV station cameras and a bevy of local reporters. In Portland, re-configuring a downtown street to create space specifically for bicycle traffic is a big story (especially when that space was created by removing one lane previously used by motor vehicle traffic).
Dreams on Wheels — a major exhibition of Danish cycling culture and its impact on urban design, transportation and society — is coming to Portland in October.
The exhibit is being brought to Portland through a collaboration between the City of Portland, the Danish Embassy, and organizers of the six-week Oregon Manifest event. Dreams on Wheels is a traveling exhibit that, according to a press release “merges urban cycling culture, design intelligence, and environmental consciousness”. The exhibit features case studies on how cycling has affected Danish culture and society.
Beaverton resident, race promoter, and bike advocate Kris Schamp has joined a grassroots effort to save 34,000 acres of rural farmland from industrial and residential development in Washington County.
Schamp, owner of Portland Racing and communications director of Northwest Trail Alliance, has organized the “Save Helvetia! Bike Ride” that will take place this Saturday (9/5).