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Black w/ red accent Motobecane Fantom Cross Uno 2012

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Year: 2012
Brand: Motobecane
Model: Fantom Cross Uno
Color:Black w/ red accent
Size:58 cm
Serial: CYIDC10101362
Photo: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?ui=2&ik=4bc0d94817&view=att&th=13ef781ebda62e75&attid=0.3&disp=emb&realattid=ii_13ef78177eccdb9a&zw&atsh=1
Stolen in Portland, OR 97227
Stolen:2013-06-20
Stolen From: Stolen from back porch of my house on Gantenbein right off of Fremont.
Neighborhood: NE Fremont and Vancouver (Gantenbein)
Owner: Tyler Prehn
OwnerEmail: tprehn( atsign )pdx.edu
Reward: $50
Description: Fixed gear motobecane, black with red accenting around lettering. Burgundy pedals with rebound foot straps. Brake cables thread into bar wrap, white stem. Black fenders. Used this as main mode of transpo and super bummed that it’s gone now if you see it 541 292 3720
Police record with: T13005380 Portland PD
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

Black Giant Trance 2 2006

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Year: 2006
Brand: Giant
Model: Trance 2
Color:Black
Size:26″
Stolen in Clackamas, OR
Stolen:2013-06-20
Stolen From: Kaiser Sunnyside parking garage, overnight June 19th – 20th
Neighborhood: Sunnyside/Happy Valley
Owner: James Westlake
OwnerEmail: jwestlake77(replace with at sign)yahoo.com
Description: All black trance 2. Ergo grips, vertical ends on handlebar. Well ridden, odometer computer. Full suspension. Odometer top speed reads 42mph
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

Black Diamondback Podium 2 2011

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Year: 2011
Brand: Diamondback
Model: Podium 2
Color:Black
Photo: https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/1015595_10200216877852083_1322792936_o.jpg
Stolen in 97202, OR
Stolen:2013-06-20
Stolen From: Long street and 41st in SE
Neighborhood: Southeast
Owner: Madelyn Villano
OwnerEmail: ssn60408( atsign )gmail.com
Reward: A beautiful dinner
Description: See Photo! Diamondback 2011 Podium 2 , red wheels, purple pedals, white lettering, blue stripe in the front, blue and white stripe on the seat.
Police record with: Portland PD
Police reference#: 13-50264
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

‘Jobs With Justice’ delivers petition to Alta Bicycle Share’s Portland offices

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Father Jack Mosbrucker and other members of Jobs
With Justice outside Alta offices yesterday.
(Photos: Jobs With Justice)

Jobs With Justice, a local non-profit that fights for worker’s rights, paid a visit to the southeast Portland offices of Alta Bicycle Share yesterday. Jobs With Justice is joining the call from past and current employees of an Alta-operated bike share system in Washington D.C. who claim the company has underpaid them and hasn’t given them the health benefits they are owed. (Earlier today we shared a statement from Alta about this issue.)

Chris Phillips with Portland Jobs With Justice contacted us today with photos and a statement. He says a group of about a nine people delivered a petition with over 1,500 signatures (that was started online by the D.C. employees) to Alta’s office on SE Grand. The group was led by Father Jack Mosbrucker, a Catholic priest.

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Pink/Cream Electra Verse 21D Women’s 2012

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Year: 2012
Brand: Electra
Model: Verse 21D Women’s
Color:Pink/Cream
Size:Womens
Stolen in , OR 97213
Stolen:2013-06-16
Stolen From: Stolen from home near Glenhaven Park
Neighborhood: Roseway
Owner: Erik Surbrook
OwnerEmail: essurbrook(A T)yahoo.com
Description: New conndition
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

Black Scattante 330 2005

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Year: 2005
Brand: Scattante
Model: 330
Color:Black
Size:54cm
Stolen in Portland, OR 97206
Stolen:2013-06-19
Stolen From: LA Fitness Gym 82nd 11:30pm
Neighborhood: SE
Owner: Timothy Bruce
OwnerEmail: brucepdxrun(A T)gmail.com
Description: Black road bike, sora gearing, spd petals on one side, grip tape was coming loose, two rub marks on top tube
This registrant does not have proof of ownership of this bike

Job: Domestic Account Representative – Chris King Precision Components – FILLED

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Sorry. This job has been filled.

Job Title
Domestic Account Representative

Company/Organization
Chris King Precision Components

Job Description
Chris King Precision Components™, manufacturer of bicycle components and Cielo Cycles, is seeking qualified applicants for a Domestic Account Representative position in dealer sales.

This positon provides excellent customer service to dealers within a pre-determined region and/or dealer type through regular inbound and outbound telephone and email communication. Fosters deeper relationships with existing dealers and seeks out new relationships with dealers not yet carrying our products. Reaches out to all dealers as assigned in an effort to nurture relations and, thereby, increase sales. The ability to effectively communicate with varying levels of consumers and co-workers is a must.

Must have a proven track record of 2+ years of delivering superior customer experience, through utilization of ERP systems and solid understanding of CRM account management (preferably as a retail sales lead or assistant manager). Must be Capable of generating and analyzing detailed reports. Must be well versed in discussing product installation, routine maintenance and technical problem solving. Excellent verbal and written communication skills are required, including contemporary social media tools and real-time chat. Familiarity with customer loyalty programs a plus. Bicycle industry experience is not necessary but personal excitement, experience and passion about bicycles and bicycling is.
The successful applicant will be team oriented, eager to learn, enthusiastic & have a strong commitment to community, the environment & excellence in general.

How to Apply
Please furnish letter of interest & resume by e-mail to human.resources@chrisking.com (No attachments accepted). A drug free environment & EOE. Visit our website at www.chrisking.com.

White Trek Road/Men’s 2008

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Year: 2008
Brand: Trek
Model: Road/Men’s
Color:White
Size:DK
Stolen in Beaverton, OR 97006
Stolen:2013-06-20
Stolen From: 21st Ave & Hoyt, Locked bike room in KBC managed apt. building.
Neighborhood: Northwest Alphabet District
Owner: Jacqueline Schoeffel
OwnerEmail: JACQUELINE.SCHOEFFEL(A T)NIKE.COM
Reward: Good Karma
Description: White Trek bike, men’s, blue accents, rusting shimano clip-in pedals, dirty white handle bars, quick release front tire
Police record with: Portland PD
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

‘Bike Fun Finder’ app aims to make cycling more social

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The creators of Bike Fun Finder (L to R): Tim
Neuwerth, Lance Poehler, Nathan Frost.
(Photo courtesy Nathan Frost)

With Pedalpalooza — and its nearly 300 bike rides and events happening this month — as its centerpiece, Portland’s vibrant social cycling scene is hard to beat. But while there’s a ton “bike fun” in this town, it can be difficult to keep track of it all. Now a trio of local software pros have put their heads together to create Bike Fun Finder, a smartphone app aimed at making it easier to find and create bike events or even track them down once they’ve started.

The Bike Fun Finder (BFF) team is made up of: 32-year-old Lance Poehler, a software engineer at Jama Software; 25-year-old Nathan Frost, a software developer for Liberty Mutual; and 30-year-old Tim Neuwerth, a software engineer at eBay.

“The BFF will help bikes of all sizes (and the people that ride them) meet friends, neighbors, and explore the city they ride in,” reads the app’s website. “We strive to create a bridge between social media and a real social city.”

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