Brand: Trek
Model: Hybrid 7300
Color:Black/dark grey
Stolen in Portland, OR 97214
Stolen:2013-04-9
Stolen From: SE 41st & Salmon
Owner: Dayna Sanders
OwnerEmail: daynasanders2003(A T)yahoo.com
Reward: 100
Description: Denver mini license plate on the back. Front tire is flat. Bike and grey or dark green paint job. We saw the thief. The person was dressed in black cutoff shorts, black shirt, black Chrome messager bag. African american female about 5’8”, mohawk hair (the popular lesbian hair style), slender build. This happened about 6:30 pm, today, Monday 4-8-2013.
Police record with: Portland PD
This registrant does not have proof of ownership of this bike
‘Bare As You Dare’ naked ride documentary to debut at Filmed by Bike
Bare As You Dare, a new documentary that goes behind the scenes of Portland’s annual World Naked Bike Ride will debut at Filmed by Bike later this month. The film was created by Ian McCluskey, Lilah Cady, and Jenn Byrne from NW Documentary, a Portland-based non-profit that teaches the “art of non-fiction storytelling.”
Bare As You Dare is a 17 minute film that features interviews with the volunteers who put on the ride. It also follows several subjects to show the diverse backgrounds of the people that participate. According to a statement from Filmed by Bike, the film, “follows a variety of subjects from a cancer survivor to a reserved homebody, who are surprisingly open in sharing their personal stories and motivation for participation.”
Breadwinner Cycles launch draws huge crowd
Breadwinner Cycles drew a huge crowd to Velo Cult on Friday night. The event marked the official launch of the company which was started by noted bike builders Tony Pereira and Ira Ryan (we profiled Breadwinner back in February).
At Friday night’s event, the highlight for me was the assemblage of locally owned Ira Ryan Cycles and Pereira Cycles bikes. Tony and Ira invited all their local customers to display their bikes as a way to demonstrate the lineages that produced Breadwinner. It was really cool to see all these custom bikes, banged up and dirty from being ridden on local streets by local riders. There were touring bikes, racing bikes, mountain and city ramblers, and everything in between. I was especially keen to meet the owners Ira and Tony’s first bikes sold in Portland…
Portlanders display need for tweed at annual ride

stands next to a vintage penny-farthing at the
Tweed Ride on Sunday.
(Photos: Will Vanlue)
The fourth annual Tweed Ride was held on Sunday, and it appears to have been yet another smashing success. Despite the threat of downpours throughout the day, a very healthy turnout proved that this ride has become a well-loved tradition here in Portland since it was first held in 2010.
This year’s ride began in Mt. Tabor Park, wove through southeast Portland to Wilshire Park for portraits (taken by a vintage camera), then ended up at Velo Cult in Hollywood for post-ride drinks, live music, dancing, and socializing. I wasn’t able to make the ride, but thankfully there was some truly excellent photographers and videographers on hand.
A report from the Mudslinger mountain bike race

(Photo: Shane Young/Oregon Velo)
Mielle Blomberg, blogger and team member of Les Femmes de S+M, and sent in this race report from yesterday’s Mudslinger cross-country mountain bike race. — Judd Eustice
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As race promoter Mike Ripley blew the starting whistle for the rain-soaked racers, we sounded like a flock of angry geese in the middle of the gravel road as our disc brakes sounded off in unison. 325 of my closest mountain bike racing friends took part in yesterday’s wet adventure, also known as the the Mudslinger, held in Blodgett, Oregon for its 25th year.
Ripley reported that of the 325 total racers, 50 were beginners and, in a sign of the mountain biking’s general health in Oregon, 25% of the entire turnout where first-time riders or juniors.
The Monday Roundup

Here’s our recap of the biggest and best bike news we came across last week…
— Finally. It’s coming folks. Citibike in New York City. My friend Doug from Brooklyn Spoke shared photos and commentary on the new bikeshare stations and kiosks that were installed over the weekend.
— Also in NYC, the NYPD is demanding that a man who was struck while bicycling by an officer driving a police car pay for damages his bicycle caused to the police car.
— It was widely reported last week that religious police in Saudi Arabia lifted the ban on women riding bicycles. However as the news spread it became clear there were a lot of conditions and outlets like Al Jazeera took a more skeptical view of the news.
Red Shogun
Brand: Shogun
Color:Red
Stolen in Portland, OR 97214
Stolen:2013-04-6
Stolen From: NE 28th & Alberta
Owner: Benjamin Campbell
OwnerEmail: mrbencampbell( atsign )gmail.com
Description: Red Shogun bike with tan bar tape and cage pedals. Red nail polish spots on the frame to cover missing paint. There is a black grease stain on the right side of the handle bar, and the plastic is missing off the side of the left pedal.
This registrant does not have proof of ownership of this bike
Purple/Black n/a 2010
Year: 2010
Brand: n/a
Color:Purple/Black
Size:54cm
Photo: http://i.imgur.com/KXvR3hP.jpg
Stolen in Portland, OR 97211
Stolen:2013-04-6
Stolen From: 309 SW 4th Avenue in front of Henry Building and Starbucks
Owner: Kelly Kovl
OwnerEmail: kellykovl(A T)gmail.com
Description: Modified handles since the picture has been taken, other mods include: shiny purple girp tap, sram cransets, bmx pedals and grips
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Blue Marin Bolinas Ridge 2011
Year: 2011
Brand: Marin
Model: Bolinas Ridge
Color:Blue
Size:17
Serial: JA12281JJC047
Stolen in Portland, OR 97239
Stolen:2013-04-4
Stolen From: 54th and Foster in SE
Owner: Ben Abrams
OwnerEmail: benjabrams(at sign)gmail.com
Reward: 50
Description: Comfie Gel Seat; Fastener for OnGuard U Lock;
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Blue Trek 750 1998
Year: 1998
Brand: Trek
Model: 750
Color:Blue
Stolen in Portland, OR 97217
Stolen:2013-04-03
Stolen From: Garage of home in North Portland, near corner of Lombard and Chautauqua Blvd.
Neighborhood: Arbor Lodge
Owner: Craig Swinyard
OwnerEmail: swinyard@up.edu
Description: blue trek 750 cross bike, with road tires – 8-speed, 1998 model; clipless pedals; drop bars with bar end shifters; yellow "litespeed" stickers on front forks
Police record with: Portland PD
Police reference#: 13-27633
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
Meeting Captain Chris Uehara
On Friday I met Captain Chris Uehara of the Portland Police Bureau’s Youth Services Division. I won’t even attempt to recap why this meeting occurred; but suffice it to say, we didn’t come together for the best of reasons. That being said, we’re both glad that our paths have finally crossed.
Over the past week, I have been trying to understand why and how I made the mistake of publishing that story. Part of figuring that out has been to ask people that were either involved in the story (like Uehara) or who criticized me for it, how it made them feel. Capt. Uehara shared that he was a bit taken aback by the story because he felt the racial overtones surrounding it. We talked about that, and a lot more, during our conversation on Friday.
Red, White Specialized Rockhopper 2011
Year: 2011
Brand: Specialized
Model: Rockhopper
Color:Red, White
Size:26
Serial:wsbc602145663f
Photo: http://i.imgur.com/VRrFiiR.jpg
Stolen in Portland, OR 97205
Stolen:2013-04-02
Stolen From: 1225 SW Alder St. Portland, OR
Neighborhood: SW 12th and Alder
Owner: Danny Pate
OwnerEmail: emtoor@gmail.com
Description: Red and White Mountain bike. Specialized Rockhopper
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike