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Event: Eric Kautzky Memorial Track Race (5/8/10)

River City Bicycles & Team Rose City present: The 5th Annual Eric Kautzky Memorial Track Race Date: May 8, 2010 at Alpenrose Velodrome. (map) 9:00 AM – 10:00AM Warm-up and Registration 10:00 AM – Kiddie Kilo! Racing Begins! Canceled in the event of rain. Contact: Darell Provencher; 503-657-0568; darellp(at)easystreet(dot)net More info: http://www.obra.org/track/flyers/2010/eric_kautzky_track_race.html


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Ronde/Hustle Challenge will weed out the weak, reveal Portland’s toughest riders

Scene from a Cross Crusade race at Horning’s Hideout in 2007(Photos © J. Maus) Two of the year’s most challenging rides are slated for this weekend: the infamously, absurdly hilly De Ronde van Oeste Portlandia (a.k.a. the Tour of Flanders) on Saturday and the Horning’s Hustle mountain bike circuit race on Sunday. Many participants will … Read more


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Can bikes and baseball go together? Velodrome backer hopes so

Steve Brown sees a new opportunity to build a velodrome in Portland.(Photos © J. Maus) Remember Steve Brown? He’s the independent businessman-turned-advocate who has spent the last two years trying to get a new velodrome built in Portland. After taking his vision for a velodrome public in December of 2006, Brown admirably worked his idea … Read more


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OBRA toasts another stellar year

Dave Aldersebaes accepts his “Off-the-Back” award from OBRA Exec. Director Kenji Sugahara.(Photo: Tom Hartkop) Members and leaders of the Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA) had a lot to be happy about in 2008. Year-end stats from OBRA officials show that there were 3900 licensed riders at the end of the year — a 13% increase … Read more


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An interview with Portland racing veteran Tina Brubaker

ContributorJessica Roberts(Photo © J. Maus) This article was written by contributing writer Jessica Roberts. Jessica is a bicycle planning professional with Alta Planning+Design and she previously shared her thoughts on the notorious Broadway/Williams intersection. Below, she strikes a completely different tone with the first in a series of interviews where she’ll sit down and chat … Read more