Cyclocross Crusade will feature adaptive bike race on Saturday
Adaptive bike news from Bend and Portland.
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Adaptive bike news from Bend and Portland.
“I missed biking so much!”
Trikes, handcycles, and tandems oh my!
Service expected to be available this summer.
Think of them like wheelchairs you can pedal.
It seems to be the first such program in the country.
Adaptive bikes and the people who ride them.
A council candidate raises an interesting question.
“If ‘cyclist’ is the ‘ist,’ there needs to be an ‘ism’ to go with that.'”
Portland resident Ian Jaquiss and his handcycle.(Photo © J. Maus/BikePortland) Portland International Raceway (just north of the Kenton Neighborhood) is set to host yet another type of bicycling to its schedule. I’ve recently reported on the mountain bike and road bike racing that happens out there and I’ve also shared the annual human powered vehicle … Read more
I tried out a hand-cycle a few years back.(Photo: Seven Corners bike shop) On May 16th, Portland Parks and Recreation will host their annual Adaptive Bike Day Clinic. It’s a very cool event that doesn’t get much publicity, so I thought I’d share it here on the front page. After being in local specialty bike … Read more
13 year-old Leo Westwind, just minutes after getting his new bike.(Photos © J. Maus) A very tough year for 13 year-old Leo Westwind was made a bit brighter on Friday. Leo suffers from a genetic liver ailment known as Alagille Syndrome and last winter his condition worsened severely. In December, his mom Kyrstin (owner of … Read more
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