Year: 1995
Brand: Giant
Model: Cadex
Color:Black
Size:Medium
Stolen in Portland, OR
Stolen:2010-04-22
Stolen From: SW 16th and SW Alder
Across from a bike shop, near fireman’s park.
Neighborhood: SW 16th and SW Alder
Owner: Sean Farrell
OwnerEmail: smbfarrell@gmail.com
Reward: Yes
Description: Black Giant Cadex. Planet Bike Rear Fender. Blue bandana on the seat. Bike lock may still be wrapped around it.
Police record with: 1031979
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
“We’ve had positive responses from members of the press so far, which reinforces our hunch that a legal clinic for members of the press would be welcome as a resource.”
– Stephanie Routh, Willamette Pedestrian Coalition
On Tuesday (4/27), local non-profits the Willamette Pedestrian Coalition (WPC) and the Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) will host a special legal clinic to educate members of the local media about the laws, legal rights and responsibilities of biking and walking.
Stephanie Routh is the executive director of the WPC. She hopes the clinic brings local journalists up to date on the latest biking and walking laws. “I think laws that involve pedestrians and cyclists are more complicated than most people realize… How to articulate those complex laws in context of a crash or a breaking issue is even more difficult, and we want to help provide resources for media for their future deadlines.”
Brand: Trek
Model: 1100
Color:Blue
Serial:654075
Stolen in Portland, OR 97212
Stolen:2010-04-19
Stolen From: NE Monroe Street near MLK
Neighborhood: Eliot – Inner NE
Owner: Molly Bowman
OwnerEmail: molly.bowman@gmail.com
Description: Trek 1100 Blue Aluminum Frame Road Bike, Serial #654075
– dark gray and white camouflage grip tape around the handles
– integrated brake/shift levers
– a USPS cycling team sticker on the frame crossbar
– smooth racing tires
– it had an odometer computer on the handles with a remote sensor to the wheel
– the front headlight had three LED bulbs, and one was out
– the back light’s battery was dead
Police reference#: 10-151655
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Another great weekend of bike rides and events is on tap. The weather looks just fine for pedaling, so get out your calendars and make your plans now.
4:00 – 6:00: Northwest Trail Alliance Trail Fest – Day 2
Join local off-road riding advocates for a leisurely and educational mountain bike ride at Powell Butte with IMBA’s Executive Director Mike Van Abel, followed by a post-ride social at Hopworks Urban Brewery.
Brand: LeMond
Model: Nevada City
Color:Blue frame
Size:White lettering
Serial:ITK3G-17983 (TBI 1311)
Stolen in Portland, OR 97201
Stolen:2010-04-21
Stolen From: American Plaza Condominiums (at 2309 SW 1st Avenue) parking garage from locked bike rack.
Neighborhood: Downtown
Owner: Seema Kapadia Steel
OwnerEmail: seemakapadiasteel@yahoo.com
Description: This is a blue Le Mond "Nevada City" race bike with white lettering. There is a navy pouch behind the seat with some bike tools in it.
Police record with: 10-151642
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Brand: Schwinn
Color:Black frame
Size:Blue lettering
Stolen in Portland, OR 97201
Stolen:2010-04-21
Stolen From: American Plaza Condominiums at 2309 SW 1st Avenue parking garage from locked bike rack.
Neighborhood: Downtown
Owner: Seema Kapadia Steel
OwnerEmail: seemakapadiasteel@yahoo.com
Description: This is a black framed Schwinn mountain bike with blue lettering, approximately 10 years old.
Police record with: 10-151642
This registrant does not have proof of ownership of this bike
What do bikes have to do with high-tech? Plenty if you ask WebVisions conference founder Brad Smith and tech-expert and bike blogger D.L. Byron of BikeHugger.com.
They’ve teamed up for The (un)Wired Future of Bikes, an event that will be part of WebVisions when it comes to the Oregon Convention Center next month (May 19-20). The event will bring together “an eclectic lineup of bike builders, geeks, gearheads and inventors” who will share a series of short presentations ranging from the future of bike design to a look at new gadgets to “keep you connected while pedaling.” (Full rundown of presentations and speakers here).
This week, the City of Portland Bureau of Transportation will begin to install new signs and pavement markings on bike boulevard streets. The money for the project comes from a $1 million award the city received last year from the the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).
PBOT project manager Kyle Chisek said the first of these new signs and markings will be installed in Sellwood, the location of PBOT’s first of many “next generation bike boulevards.” Specifically, the new markings and signage will be installed on SE Spokane Street (6th Avenue to 19th Avenue), SE 19th Avenue (Spokane Street to Linn Street), and on SE Umatilla Street (6th Avenue to 23rd Avenue).
Year: 2009
Brand: Gary Fisher
Model: Cobia
Color:Grey
Size:19″
Serial: WTU3435Z1723D
Stolen in Portland, OR 97232
Stolen:2010-04-21
Stolen From: 1201 NE Lloyd Blvd
Owner: Dirk Peterson
OwnerEmail: dirk.n.peterson@gmail.com
Reward: 100
Description: Gary Fisher 29er, front fender, front headlight,
Police reference#: 10-151632
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Year: hodgepodge
Brand: Custom/Mercier
Model: single-speed
Color:light blue/rusty
Size:50cm(ish)
Photo: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2708/4542472358_b50aa7f736_b.jpg
Stolen in Portland, OR 97217
Stolen:2010-04-18
Stolen From: Stolen from our backyard, along with another bike. Just south of N Williams and N Ainsworth.
Neighborhood: Piedmont
Owner: Julie Rindone
OwnerEmail: julie.rindone@gmail.com
Reward: Really freaking good coffee, babysitting hours if you have a kiddo, my forever appreciation.
Description: Beat up custom single-speed, 50cm (maybe 52?) Mercier frame (no markings). Spray-painted light blue with tons of rust, faded red bullhorn handlebars with two handbrakes. Brushed chrome fork. Black “knog frog” light attached to fork-tube with a zip-tie. Bright red top tube pad. Chrome bell and a mount for planet bike light on handlebars. Red chain and brake-lines. Flip-flop hub. Blinky light and old red bandanna on seatpost. Black rack on back, and silver-tone rear fender. Schwinn seat mended with black electrical tape.
Police record with: PPD
Police reference#: T10002274
This registrant does not have proof of ownership of this bike
Year: early 80s
Brand: Schwinn
Model: World Tourist
Color:royal blue
Size:no idea. i’m 5’4
Photo: http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4029/4542446806_aa833498f3_o.jpg
Stolen in Portland, OR 97217
Stolen:2010-04-20
Stolen From: Stolen from our backyard, along with another bike. Just south of N Williams and N Ainsworth.
Neighborhood: Piedmont
Owner: Julie Rindone
OwnerEmail: julie.rindone@gmail.com
Reward: really freaking good coffee, babysitting hours if you have a kiddo, my forever appreciation.
Description: Vintage, royal blue 5-speed ladies Schwinn World Tourist (1975ish?) with original matching fenders. The back tire is slightly different (and newer – i only rode on it 3 times) than the front. Huge basket on front, covered with fake flowers. Fake rose tied to handlebars. My spare u-lock was in the basket. Makes a clicking/knocking noise with every revolution of the pedals. No serial number – I’ve owned this bike for 5 years and have it somewhere along the way. Originally purchased at the Community Cycling Center (and I think there is still a sticker for it on there). Bike in photo is a twin – sadly I can’t find a single picture of mine.
Police record with: T10002274
This registrant does not have proof of ownership of this bike