Year: 2011

Job: Yoga for Cyclists Instructor (C-Velo Cycling Studio) – FILLED

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**PLEASE NOTE: THIS JOB HAS BEEN FILLED (as of 8/25)**

Job Title: Yoga for Cyclists Instructor
Company: C-Velo Cycling Studio

Job Description:
I need a Yoga instructor that has knowledge of the anatomy and biomechanics of cyclists to design and teach a Saturday morning Yoga class specific for cyclists. Class offerings to expand as studio expands. Studio is in Sellwood in SE Portland, and classes begin in September.

How to Apply:
Contact Rick Cady, owner of C-Velo Performance Fitness Cycling Studio at email: rickcady@comcast.net or cell phone: 503-816-1257.

Blue Raleigh Rush Hour 2008

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Year: 2008
Brand: Raleigh
Model: Rush Hour
Color:Blue
Size:53
Serial: U83U05849
Stolen in Portland, OR 97232
Stolen:2011-08-18
Stolen From: apartments at 2020 NE Schuyler
Neighborhood: Lloyd District
Owner: Daniel Hill
OwnerEmail: Forestview1@gmail.com
Reward: Yes
Description: single speed, deep blue frame, bright red grip tape on handlebars
Police record with: Portland PD
Police reference#: 11-70795
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

Grey Fuji Feather 2010

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Year: 2010
Brand: Fuji
Model: Feather
Color:Grey
Size:53-56cm
Photo: http://velospace.org/files/FujiFeather2010.jpg
Stolen in Portland, OR
Stolen:2011-08-17
Stolen From: Stolen from outside Fox Tower at SW Taylor and Park.
Neighborhood: SW Portland/Downtown
Owner: Shelby Parsons
OwnerEmail: Shelby.sifers@gmail.com
Reward: $50
Description: Bike has chrome ram’s horn bars with black grips. Small black bmx brake.
Police record with: Portland
Police reference#: 11-70783
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

Council approves $7.825 million for bicycling and walking citywide

BAC Bike Ride East Portland-2

People on bikes will be able to breathe
easier on SE Holgate thanks to
federal funds approved by City
Council today.
(Photo © J. Maus)

It was a big day at City Hall for all Portlanders who care about the myriad benefits of more bicycling and walking.

With the passage of a federal funding request with $6.6 million for three projects that will improve bicycling and walking throughout the city, and an additional $1.25 million for two projects that passed as an amendment, City Council approved nearly $8 million worth of active transportation projects today.

Here’s a bit more about each of the projects that will benefit from the funds…

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Event: Western Bikeworks Wheel Demo (8/20/11)

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Western Bikeworks Wheel Demo
August 20th – starts at 9:00 am

Event Description: We will be demoing road wheelsets from Zipp, SRAM, Easton, Mad Fiber and more.

Road bikes will be available on-site for you to use, however, we encourage you to bring your own bike to fully realize how these wheels ride.

Our mechanics will set you up and get you rolling in a matter of minutes. This is the perfect opportunity to try out a new set of wheels with no demo fee!

Stop by for free food and drinks and in-store specials.

For more information, please visit our web site.

Bridge Pedal organizer offers refund after routing mishap

Bridge Pedal 2009 -5

Bridge Pedal creator Rick Bauman.
(Photo © J. Maus)

Over 19,000 people took part in Sunday’s Bridge Pedal ride. Unfortunately for some of them a routing mishap put a damper on an otherwise fun day.

Almost immediately following my call for input about the ride, people chimed in with tales of disappointment. It turns out many people were told they had missed a time cut-off at the Steel Bridge which meant they couldn’t complete the full 10-bridge ride.

“Hundreds of us 10 bridge riders were disappointed we got directed the wrong way,” read one comment. “We met two sets of friends who missed the St. Johns turn and felt cheated. I suspect that they were too late to make the time cutoff, but didn’t know it, so thought they’d simply missed a turn,” read another.

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PBOT funding request — including bike share — passes City Council

[Bike share is coming to Portland! Scroll down for updates]

City Council will vote today on
a funding request that includes the
Portland Bike Share project.
(Photo © J. Maus)

A request by the Portland Bureau of Transportation to fund a bike share project with $2 million from the federal government is up for a vote at City Council this morning.

(I’ll reset the issue below. Scroll down to see live updates.)

Along with bike share, the $9 million request includes two other active transportation projects as well as one freight project. As you’ve read on BikePortland in the last few days, the decision to include $2 million for bike share has proved unpopular with some people. Bike share itself is a project with a lot of support, but advocates for projects that were passed over in favor of bike share feel that PBOT made the wrong decision.

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Red/Silver Jamis Durango 2003

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Year: 2003
Brand: Jamis
Model: Durango
Color:Red/Silver
Serial:U26K46356
Stolen in Portland, OR 97214
Stolen:2011-08-16
Stolen From: The fenced back yard of my house. SE Ash and 41st Ave.
Neighborhood: Laurelhurst
Owner: Michael Kersting
OwnerEmail: mkersting@comcast.net
Reward: Yes
Description: A brand new silver and red Adams Trail-A-Bike attached to the back. Plastic zip tie on the crossbar keeping my rear brake cable from popping out of place. Mount for Bell headlight. Front wheel mud guard.
Police record with: Portland
Police reference#: 11-70167
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

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