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Year: ?
Brand: Trek
Model: ?
Color:Green
Photo: http://imgur.com/Xo9bC
Stolen in Portland, OR 97227
Stolen:2013-01-16
Stolen From: The Albert Apartments
3600 N Williams Ave
Neighborhood: Boise/Eliot
Owner: Adam Lawler
OwnerEmail: adamlawlerdesign(replace with at sign)gmail.com
Description: Bright green “spider-web” paint. Hard to miss. Rack on the back with two bungee cords at the time it was stolen. Black handlebar wrap. Silver water bottle holder. U-lock clip. 360.508.1001
This registrant does not have proof of ownership of this bike

Yellow/white All-City Macho-man 2013

Year: 2013
Brand: All-City
Model: Macho-man
Color:Yellow/white
Size:52cm
Serial: 13103
Stolen in Portland, OR 97213
Stolen:2013-01-15
Stolen From: 24hr fitness at halsey and 42nd
Neighborhood: NE
Owner: Erika Hanson
OwnerEmail: erika.b.hanson(replace with at sign)gmail.com
Description: Front flat rack, front red tire(rear tire is black), fenders, Commuter set up.
Police record with: Portland PD
Police reference#: T13000535
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

black specalized evo expert 2011

Year: 2011
Brand: specalized
Model: evo expert
Color:black
Size:m
Stolen in 97201, OR 97201
Stolen:2013-02-16
Stolen From: originally 6th and madison. then seen up at lombard and rosa parks
Neighborhood: ne lombard
Owner: nick fitzgerald
OwnerEmail: nbf@pdx.edu
Reward: most definitely, fat
Description: all black, yellow bands on the rims
Police record with: pdx
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

Black Trek Alpha 1.1 2011

Year: 2011
Brand: Trek
Model: Alpha 1.1
Color:Black
Size:White/Red
Photo: https://picasaweb.google.com/100268972627136401588/Bike_pdx
Stolen in Portland, OR 97217
Stolen:2013-01-14
Stolen From: Fred Meyer on N Interstate and Lombard.
Neighborhood: Kenton
Owner: John Thanuparambil
OwnerEmail: nidhyalways(AT)gmail.com
Reward: $50
Description: The frame has a few brewery stickers on it at the top of the down tube.
Police record with: Portland PD
Police reference#: T13000481
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

gold trek fx womens series design 2009

Year: 2009
Brand: trek
Model: fx womens series design
Color:gold
Serial: wtu222c2279d
Photo: http://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002176201133&refsrc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fn%2F&src=email_notif#!/photo.php?fbid=629879469528&id=19715116&set=a.629879464538.2219708.19715116&__user=0
Stolen in Portland, OR 97216
Stolen:2013-01-14
Stolen From: Our new house on se 89th and hawthorne. Located under a Radon in the backyard.
Neighborhood: montavilla
Owner: chelsea ingle
OwnerEmail: chelsea_ingle(A T)hotmail.com
Reward: sure
Description: Kickstand and black metal mesh rear basket that has a push button lock in device. One of the pedals has a cracked reflector. Dual black fenders with reflective tape.
Police record with: portland pd
Police reference#: conf#t13000505
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

Editorial: Portland’s golden opportunity to invest in downtown bike access

This is what bicycling is like
in much of downtown Portland.
(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland)

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) is prepping a $10.2 million list of active transportation projects they hope to get funded through a federal grant. According to sources at PBOT, conversations have already begun to focus all that money on a package of projects that would focus specifically on downtown bike access in the form of protected bike lanes and cycle tracks.

This is a golden opportunity we should not pass up.

The money is available through a pot of federal money doled out by Metro Council known as regional flexible funds. The amount of funding that will come to the City of Portland (for the 2016-18 cycle) is $14 million. As per a resolution passed by the Joint Policy Advisory Committee on Transportation in 2010, $10.2 million (or 75%) of that total must be spent on active transportation projects (the remaining $3.7 million will go to freight projects).

“… the need for new infrastructure and ongoing maintenance outpaces available transportation revenue at the state and local levels.”
— From City of Portland’s 213 State Legislative Agenda

2013 is shaping up to be the year of transportation funding. For years now, everyone has known way we fund transportation is broken, but no one ever wanted to talk about it. Now, so many threads of the funding discussion are coming together that it’s not a stretch to think that by the end of this year we’ll have some major breakthroughs.

While ODOT continues to lead the nation in a push toward a mileage-based tax (instead of the gas tax), the City of Portland is doing some pushing of its own. Case in point is the City’s 2013 State Legislative Agenda that was released today. The agenda is a 48-page document — signed by Mayor Charlie Hales — that outlines the specific policy issues the City’s government relations staffers will lobby for down in Salem. Among the top priorities this year is infrastructure spending.

Dan Kaufman brings his unique brand of
community-oriented entertainment to Velo Cult
tomorrow.
(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland)

Dan Kaufman of CrankMyChain is at it again. The biking videographer, musician, songwriter, transportation activist (he in Salem right now rallying against the CRC project), talk-show host, and general renaissance man is set to debut his latest project tomorrow night: Open Bike Night.

The idea, says Dan, is an event that’s part poetry slam, part jam session, part film screening, and part social hour where a love (or curiosity) for bicycles is the common thread. Dan has been a part of the local bike scene for years, covering events from his Disco Trike and often broadcasting live to the web from the streets. He’ll bring that same technology to Open Bike Night as the entire event will be broadcast live to the CrankMyChain YouTube channel.

Year: 2009
Brand: trek
Model: fx womens series design
Color:gold
Serial: wtu222c2279d
Photo: http://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002176201133&refsrc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fn%2F&src=email_notif#!/photo.php?fbid=629879469528&id=19715116&set=a.629879464538.2219708.19715116&__user=0
Stolen in Portland, OR 97216
Stolen:2013-01-14
Stolen From: Our new house on se 89th and hawthorne. Located under a Radon in the backyard.
Neighborhood: montavilla
Owner: chelsea ingle
OwnerEmail: chelsea_ingle( atsign )hotmail.com
Reward: sure
Description: Kickstand and black metal mesh rear basket that has a push button lock in device. One of the pedals has a cracked reflector. Dual black fenders with reflective tape.
Police record with: portland pd
Police reference#: conf#t13000505
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

First look: New mid-block crossing for Rock Creek Trail

Washington County advocates are celebrating the completion of a new mid-block crossing. Now, people riding on the Rock Creek Trail (a paved path) will have a much more intuitive, safe, and efficient way to get across NW Evergreen Parkway.

When we first reported on this project back in November 2010, reader Matt Picio shared with us that people on bikes were forced to go 1/4 out of their way to a high-traffic intersection” in order to cross. “Not very pleasant,” he wrote.

If riding across the Sellwood Bridge is part of your daily routine, you need to make other plans. The 1,100 foot long bridge is set to close from this Thursday January 17th – 24th while construction crews move it — yes, move it — to the north to make room for the new bridge. The old bridge will become the detour around ongoing construction.

Instead of building a new bridge to use until the new one is done in summer 2015, Multnomah County decided on the “Big Move” because it will save time (about one year) and money ($5-10 million), and it will have fewer environmental impacts.

Year: 1980
Brand: Gitane
Color:Mint Green
Size:56 cm
Stolen in Portland, OR 97211
Stolen:2013-01-14
Stolen From: NE 15th and NE Jarrett. (15th and Killingsworth)
Neighborhood: Alberta
Owner: Matthew Wyllie
OwnerEmail: wylliecoyote62@gmail.com
Reward: $$
Description: This is a Gitane, but powder-coated and unmarked. Brooks saddle and tape. Wood-slat front rack made by Tad Branson (has the initials TCB etched on the rack). Full black fenders. The crank set is mismatched because I had to replace a crank arm. Drive side is silver, the other black. Albatross style handlebars from Nitto.
Police record with: Portland PD
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike

Green Trek ? ?

Yellow/white All-City Macho-man 2013

black specalized evo expert 2011

Black Trek Alpha 1.1 2011

gold trek fx womens series design 2009

Editorial: Portland’s golden opportunity to invest in downtown bike access

City’s legislative agenda: ‘Modernize’ transportation funding

‘Open Bike Night’ debuts at Velo Cult tomorrow

gold trek fx womens series design 2009

First look: New mid-block crossing for Rock Creek Trail

Sellwood Bridge to close for the ‘Big Move’

Mint Green Gitane 1980

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