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Tuesday May 1
- BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS
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7:00pm - 10:00pm, Every Tuesday and WednesdayBikes For Humanity (B4H) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Steven, b4hpdx
gmail
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Wednesday May 2
- WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST RIDE
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6:30am - 8:30am, Wednesday September 5thRide for an hour or so Wednesday morning. Moderate paced no drop. We usually but not always find ourselves riding up hills in which case regroup at the top.
Meet at Tiny's coffee around 6:30, ride leaves at 7:03
We try to get you to work on time if you work at 9am or so. If you're downtown 8am is do-able.
Bring a bike map of portland. No cue sheets or maps provided.
Ed
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BIKE BREAKFAST SE - PDX BIKE MONTH
- South East Ptld "Off the Bridge", SE Lincoln and Cesar Chavez7:15am - 8:45am
(West side of Cesar Chavez)Celebrate PDX Bike Month: ride your bike, come to a "Breakfast Off the Bridge", enjoy, repeat. PBOT and partners are hosting a series of events in May - National Bike to Work Month & International Walk/Bike Challenge. We call it PDX Bike Month. Click the link for more events.
Jeff Smith, Jeff.Smithportlandoregon.gov, pdxBikeMonth.com
- JDRF SUMMER CYCLING SERIES FUN TRAINING
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6:00pmFrom May 2 to mid-August, join the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation cycling team for FUN training rides every Wednesday at 6pm (25 miles) and every Sunday at 2pm (not 6 pm!) for 40 miles. The team is training for two fundraising rides this summer, including the 1st Annual GoodLife Bend Cycle Classic on August 18th, the same weekend as the Bend Beer Festival. All levels are welcome! Free.
John Burton, johnjremeraldstaffing, https://www.facebook.com/JdrfOregonRideTeam
Thursday May 3
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BIKE SWARM MEETING
- Musician's Local 99, 325 NE 20th8:00pm - 10:30pm, 8-9 Private, 9-10 Live #BikeCheck Webcast (Side door, Bring Bike inside, Beer okay)Debrief M1, discuss upcoming actions, and events! Followed by possible scouting ride v.2. The second half of meeting will be webcast 9pm http://crankmychain.tv
SWARMONAMUS, PDX BIKE SWARM, twitter/pdxbikeswarm
Friday May 4
Saturday May 5
- BIKE CAMPING - MILO MCIVER
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9:30am, Meet at 9:30, ride by 10am, May 5 - 6Roughly $5 per person park fee, bring own food. We're camping at one of the group camps at Milo McIver State Park, just 21 miles from Gresham and right near Estacada, home of one of the best bakeries in greater Portland! Hiking trails, disc golf, campfires and great company - come join us! Depart 10am sharp
Matt Picio, matt.piciocyclewild
, Cycle Wild, 503-781-5095
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BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS
- B4HPDX Store, 3354 SE Powell Blvd. Portland Oregon10:00am - 6:00pm, Every SaturdayBikes For Humanity PDX(B4HPDX) is a charitable service project aimed at providing our community affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
Volunteers meet M-W 2-9pm, Th-F 12pm-6pm, and Sat 10am-6pm, to refurbish donated bikes for recirculation within PDX community. Every 2 hours volunteered earns 1 hour free use of pro shop for your own project.
Financial aid and earn-a-bike programs available to help everyone afford a bike.
See full details at www.b4hpdx.org
*b4hpdx.org is fiscally sponsored by ImpactNW, a 501(c)3 public charity.
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity PDX
- THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UNIMPROVED
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10:00am - 12:00pmEPAPbike Tour: The Good, the Bad, and the Unimproved - The Mean Streets of East Portland, Part One. The ride starts and ends at Coffee's On, 9738 SE Washington St # L, Portland, OR 97216, at the 205 Place shopping strip. 10 miles & 15 gravel sections in Hazelwood, Mill Park, Powellhurst-Gilbert, Lents, & Montevilla. May 5th, Saturday, 10 am to Noon. Helmets and a signed waiver are required.
Epapbike, epapbikegmail, eastportlandactionplan.org/bike
Sunday May 6
- BIKE CAMPING - MILO MCIVER
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9:30am, Meet at 9:30, ride by 10am, May 5 - 6Roughly $5 per person park fee, bring own food. We're camping at one of the group camps at Milo McIver State Park, just 21 miles from Gresham and right near Estacada, home of one of the best bakeries in greater Portland! Hiking trails, disc golf, campfires and great company - come join us! Return about noon-ish
Matt Picio, matt.piciocyclewild, Cycle Wild, 503-781-5095
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RIDE4CAP
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10:00am, Every SundayInterested in challenging yourself to start training for the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic while supporting a great cause at the same time? Ride4CAP, a team formed to fight HIV/AIDS in our community through Cascade AIDS Project, is for you! For more information about Ride4CAP, please visit our webpage: http://www.ride4cap.org/r4c/default.asp
Registrations for the Ride4CAP team are limited. It is important to register soon online or by calling 503-223-9255.
Benjamin Gerritz (Ride4CAP Training Ride Coordinator), bgerritzcascadeaids , www.ride4cap.org/r4c/default.asp, for more information about Cascade AIDS Project (a 501.C3 non-profit), please visit http://cascadeaids/, 503-223-9255
- BIKE POLO
Alberta Park, NE 19th Ave and Jarrett St2:00pm, Every Sunday (polo court)Bike Polo has been played nearly every Sunday at Alberta Park for more than nine years.
Great for spectators this bike polo is rated PG-13 for profanity, violence, sexuality and gratuitous fun.
Mallets and heckling provided. Bring your own beater bike or ride one of ours.
Polo Haus, Axles of Evil
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PRETTY DRESS RIDE
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2:30pmOh it's Spring and oh it's so fun to bike in a pretty dress. Join us on this annual ride. All welcome, but you must come wearing a pretty dress! We'll be riding to hidden pretty spot. If raining we'll ride to a cafe or coffee shop. Ride leaves at 3pm
Last year's photos:http://www.flickr.com/photos/redbat/sets/72157626677790282/with/5700520257/
*Pettygrove Park is a "inside park" only accessible via path. SW 1st to 4th Ave - Market to Harrison St
Carye Bye, bikebatgmail
- WANDERLUST MEN'S CYCLING GROUP
4:30pm, Every SundayWanderlust is a program offered by the men's wellness community Manifest. Learn more about Manifest at http://manifestpdx.org.
Suggested donation of $3-15 to support Manifest programs
Free for Manifest members
No one excluded for inability to pay
To RSVP, check us out on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Wanderlust#!/groups/131023506939788/, www.manifestpdx.org, or call 503-223-8822x1.
Benjamin (Wanderlust Facilitator)
Monday May 7
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CANADIAN PRIDE ROLLER HOCKEY RIDE
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5:00pm, Every MondayJoin us in celebrating one of Canada's national unofficial sports, Street Hockey! We skate every Monday that has dry pavement!
We bike to the rink at Alberta Park and then play roller hockey on roller blades, feet, and roller skates.
Saul T. Scrapper, portlandpedalsgmail
Tuesday May 8
- CYCLING SOJOURNER RELEASE PARTY
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6:30pmCelebrate the launch of ground breaking new bike touring guide book, Cycling Sojourner: A Guide to the Best Multi-Day Tours in Oregon, by Ellee Thalheimer. Enjoy snacks, drinks, and some stunning scenery from our state; get inspired to go bike touring yourself and pick up a copy of the book for the author to sign. (Insider tip: at 8pm the party moves to Apex at SE 8th & Main)
Ellee Thalheimer
- BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS
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7:00pm - 10:00pm, Every Tuesday and WednesdayBikes For Humanity (B4H) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity
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SPRUNG! MOVIES AND PERFORMANCES
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9:00pm - 11:00pmBike Smut's weekly programming of movies and performances.
This week we present Tinto Brass' "Monella"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GX0t90tb1BA
Clinton St Theater
26th and SE Clinton
9:00 pm
18+ $7 (discount with password)
Reverend Phil, bikesmutgmail, Bike SMut
Wednesday May 9
- WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST RIDE
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6:30am - 8:30am, Wednesday September 5thRide for an hour or so Wednesday morning. Moderate paced no drop. We usually but not always find ourselves riding up hills in which case regroup at the top.
Meet at Tiny's coffee around 6:30, ride leaves at 7:03
We try to get you to work on time if you work at 9am or so. If you're downtown 8am is do-able.
Bring a bike map of portland. No cue sheets or maps provided.
Ed
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BIKE BREAKFAST NE - PDX BIKE MONTH
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7:15am - 8:45amCelebrate PDX Bike Month: ride your bike, come to a "Breakfast Off the Bridge", enjoy, repeat. PBOT and partners are hosting a series of events in May - National Bike to Work Month & International Walk/Bike Challenge Month.
We call it PDX Bike Month. Click the link for more events. *Bonus- welcome bike trains at 8:10!*
Timo Forsberg, timo.forsbergportlandoregon.gov, www.pdxBikeMonth.com/, 503-823-7699
Thursday May 10
- BIKES & BREWS
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5:30pmGo By Bike covers basic road safety & simple repair (fixing a flat, adjusting brakes, lubing chain, etc.) Enjoy brews courtesy of South Waterfront Community Relations.
John Landolfe
- BIKE FUN WORKSHOP: PLANNING AND STRATEGIES
- HI-Portland, Hawthorne Hostel, 3031 SE Hawthorne Blvd7:00pm - 9:00pm (in the Mt. Tabor Room)Pedalpalooza will soon be upon us. Will this be the year that you finally lead your own ride? But maybe you have some reservations, since you've never herded a group of bicyclists around before. What goes into the planning of a bicycle event? How can you make it not suck?
Join bicycle event planning "experts" Carl Larson and Shawn Granton as they go over the process, step by step, of creating bicycle events from scratch. Planning, logistics, promotions, and more will be covered.
By the end of this workshop, we will have posted a ride to the Pedalpalooza calendar!
Carl And Shawn, urbanadventureleaguegmail, urbanadventureleague.blogspot.com
Friday May 11
- CHILLIN' N' SWILLIN' RIDE
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7:00amA ride where the focus is on chillin' with your friends and swillin' good coffee! There'll be a ride of course- because, well, because we all love to ride! - but it will be short, easy, and casual. It's your chance to get together with other bike nerds, catch up with old friends, make new friends, talk about weekend plans, go for an easy ride (chillin') and drink some coffee (swillin'). It's also a good chance to get back on the bike if you haven't been riding for a while, or bring friends who you want to introduce to the bikey life (we'll try not to scare them off...).
Ryan Good, goodstermanyahoo
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PEDALPALOOZA PREVIEW PARTY
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6:00pm - 10:00pmThe organizers of the WNBR and Pedalpalooza are excited to announce a Pedalpalooza Pre-party!!!!!
When? Doors open at 6pm, this will go to about 10ish. Honky Tonk Prison will play music in the middle.
There will be an after-ride to the Midnight Mystery Ride!!!
Why? Because it's gonna be awesome! Who? you and all your bike-fun friends! What? Free Beer! There might be munchies, stay tuned for more details as the event approaches. A raffle with really awesome prizes too!!
You'll also have first chance to sign up for Volunteer Shifts at the WNBR!! Come make sure that you snag your top pick!
Harmony B
- MIDNIGHT MYSTERY RIDE
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11:59pmThis is it, folks. MMR. And the weather is beautiful.
Starting at Suki's. Come inside, have a drink. We'll gather in the parking lot next to Suki's before we leave, so stay off the road.
No pit stops along the way, so bring with you any desired beverages/snacks/glowsticks.
We ride at midnight.
Adam, amoore08gmail
Saturday May 12
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OSLP PEDAL FOR PEOPLE METRIC CENTURY RIDE
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7:00am - 5:00pm, Check in 7-8:30, Parade for People 11:30, music 12:00, close 5pmThe OSLP Pedal for People Metric Century Ride benefits adults with developmental disabilities. It is a 100K bike ride (64 miles) on Lane and Linn County roads, beginning and ending at Armitage Park in Eugene, Oregon. 60k Optional Route and Family Friendly 2k Parade for People, also. 100k and 60k registration $50 online, $60 at check-in. See website for more info.
Oregon Supported Living Program, cpetersonoslp, OSLP Pedal for People Metric Century Ride, 541-343-4196
- BIKE TRAIN TO CANVASS FOR JEFFERSON SMITH
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8:45amThis will be a bike train that will converge upon Jefferson Smith's 'One Portland Canvass' just before it begins at 10am.
The route: http://g.co/maps/7sku8
Starting location: NE 33rd and Holman, departing promptly 8:45am
Mid-point stop: NE 28th and Burnside, departing approximately 9:15-9:20am
Arrival location: 6423 SE Foster Road
It'd be great to have others board the train ANYWHERE along the route. For people traveling from other parts of town, maybe we can get multiple trains going...hint, hint.
Kirk, kirk.paulsengmail
- STRADA CYCLING TRAINING
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9:00am, May 12, June 23, August 18Strada Cycling Training for Cycle Oregon
Improve your cycling mechanics and become a stronger, more efficient rider. Working 1-on-1 with our coaches you'll gain knowledge and have fun!
Dates: Ride Focus:
May 12- Mechanics, pedal stroke, bike handling
June 23- Cornering, descending, gearing
Aug 18- Gearing, posture and climbing techniques
Online Programs:
Ensure success with a solid training plan of progressive mileage and drill designed to improve all aspects of your riding.
Contact for pricing info:
www.Stradalife.com
Paulstradalife.com
971-258-1010
Paul Collins, Paulstradalife, Strada
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BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS
- B4HPDX Store, 3354 SE Powell Blvd. Portland Oregon10:00am - 6:00pm, Every SaturdayBikes For Humanity PDX(B4HPDX) is a charitable service project aimed at providing our community affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
Volunteers meet M-W 2-9pm, Th-F 12pm-6pm, and Sat 10am-6pm, to refurbish donated bikes for recirculation within PDX community. Every 2 hours volunteered earns 1 hour free use of pro shop for your own project.
Financial aid and earn-a-bike programs available to help everyone afford a bike.
See full details at www.b4hpdx.org
*b4hpdx.org is fiscally sponsored by ImpactNW, a 501(c)3 public charity.
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity PDX
- M12 SOLIDARITY SWARM
2:00pmIn solidarity with the call by the Spanish Indignant's for a global day of action we will gather together for a pot luck and a swarm of bikes, skaters, bladers, scooters, strollers, and wagons! Together we will swarm the neighborhood and let people know that another world isn't just possible, it's here right in front of us!
2:00PM Meet at the park
2:30PM Let the swarming begin
4:00PM Meet back at park for potluck
Rage till the sun goes down.
Hart Noecker, nyxfilmgmail, www.facebook.com/events/374408479262888
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"JUST RIDE" WITH GRANT PETERSEN
- Powells City of Books, 1005 W Burnside St2:00pm, Ride at 3pm (ride meets at Zoobomb Pyle, 13th and W Burnside)Grant Petersen, of Bridgetsone Bicycles and Rivendell Bicycle Works fame is coming to Portland to promote his new book, "Just Ride." Join the BTA after his reading for a ride! Special beer prices afterwards for BTA members
2pm – “Just Ride” reading (Powell’s 1005 W Burnside)
3pm – “Just Ride with Grant” bike ride (Zoobomb Pyle, SW 13th and Burnside)
4pm – Beer with Grant (1969 NW 42nd Ave)
Bicycle Transportation Alliance, carlbtaoregon, btaoregon.org/2012/05/grant-peterson-says-just-ride-with-me
Sunday May 13
- RIDE4CAP
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10:00am, Every SundayInterested in challenging yourself to start training for the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic while supporting a great cause at the same time? Ride4CAP, a team formed to fight HIV/AIDS in our community through Cascade AIDS Project, is for you! For more information about Ride4CAP, please visit our webpage: http://www.ride4cap.org/r4c/default.asp
Registrations for the Ride4CAP team are limited. It is important to register soon online or by calling 503-223-9255.
Benjamin Gerritz (Ride4CAP Training Ride Coordinator), bgerritzcascadeaids , www.ride4cap.org/r4c/default.asp, for more information about Cascade AIDS Project (a 501.C3 non-profit), please visit http://cascadeaids/, 503-223-9255
- BIKE TO SUNDAY PARKWAYS & MUCH ADOE ABOUT NOTHING
- Oregon Park, 2950 NE Oregon St, Portland10:45am - 4:45pm (Look for MIPL sign)Join cyclists from the MEETinPortland social group for a casual-pace bike ride from Oregon Park to Fernhill Park to see a free production of "Much Adoe About Nothing" performed by the Original Practice Shakespeare Festival. Helmets required. One significant hill. Bring snack or picnic item to share & blanket for seating during play.
OES performs without memorized scripts, with the actors preparing their roles (rolled cue scripts) on their own and choreographing and minimally rehearsing the day of the performance. The idea is to create performance conditions similar to Shakespeare's day.
Kathryn Bourn, MEETinPortland event description
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CYCLOFEMME RIDE
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11:00am - 12:00pmJoin Women on Bikes, Women on Wheels, Portland Society, PDX urbanMamas, and the Bicycle Transportation Alliance for a parade ride celebrating women and cycling. Decorations on you and your bike, and signs on why you ride are encouraged. Everyone is welcome to be in the parade!
For more information on CycloFemme: http://cyclofem.me/
Janis McDonald, janis.mcdonaldportlandoregon.gov, Portland Sunday Parkways
- NE SUNDAY PARKWAYS
NE Portland, 8 miles of streets11:00am - 4:00pm (see webpage link for map of the route)The biggest street party in the City: 8 miles of car-free streets from Woodlawn Park to the Cully Cycletrack. Walk, bike, roll, play in the street.
Cyclofemme! Circus! Shakespeare! Food, music, fun!
Do not miss it...!
Timo Forsberg, timo.forsbergportlandoregon.gov, NE Sunday Parkways, www.PortlandSundayParkways, 503-823-7699
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BIKE POLO
- Alberta Park, NE 19th Ave and Jarrett St2:00pm, Every Sunday (polo court)Bike Polo has been played nearly every Sunday at Alberta Park for more than nine years.
Great for spectators this bike polo is rated PG-13 for profanity, violence, sexuality and gratuitous fun.
Mallets and heckling provided. Bring your own beater bike or ride one of ours.
Polo Haus, Axles of Evil
- WANDERLUST MEN'S CYCLING GROUP
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4:30pm, Every SundayWanderlust is a program offered by the men's wellness community Manifest. Learn more about Manifest at http://manifestpdx.org.
Suggested donation of $3-15 to support Manifest programs
Free for Manifest members
No one excluded for inability to pay
To RSVP, check us out on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Wanderlust#!/groups/131023506939788/, www.manifestpdx.org, or call 503-223-8822x1.
Benjamin (Wanderlust Facilitator)
- OPEN WRENCH NIGHT
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6:00pm - 9:00pm, Second Sunday of every monthCommunity Drop-in Night
from 6-9pm where you can fix your bike issues.
Staff on hand to assist in the learning process!
Love to wrench already? Come by and make use of the bench tools, we'll only interrupt if you need us. These workshops continue through the Summer.
Second Sundays:
May 8th
June 12th
July 10th
August 14th
September 11th
You pay for parts and extra-special services (TBD by you and the mechanic on staff)
Wrench Night at Citybikes is a free-of-charge event for our cycling community.
Contact: Please mail adsoccitybikes.coop for questions.
SMASH, adsoccitybikes.coop, citybikes.coop, 503-239-6951
Monday May 14
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NW BIKE BREAKFAST
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7:15am - 8:45amBrought to you by PBOT and PDX Bike Month.
With a tip of the hat to Breakfast on the Bridges, here's a breakfast OFF the bridge. Enjoy pastry, coffee or hot chocolate, and the glow that comes from riding your bike.
Timo Forsberg , timo.forsbergportlandoregon.gov, www.pdxBikeMonth.com, 503-823-7699
- CANADIAN PRIDE ROLLER HOCKEY RIDE
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5:00pm, Every MondayJoin us in celebrating one of Canada's national unofficial sports, Street Hockey! We skate every Monday that has dry pavement!
We bike to the rink at Alberta Park and then play roller hockey on roller blades, feet, and roller skates.
Saul T. Scrapper, portlandpedalsgmail
Tuesday May 15
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N BIKE BREAKFAST
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7:15am - 8:45amBrought to you by PBOT and PDX Bike Month.
With a tip of the hat to Breakfast on the Bridges, here's a breakfast OFF the bridge. Enjoy pastry, coffee or hot chocolate, and the glow that comes from riding your bike.
Stick around to say hi to the Bike Trains!
Timo Forsberg, timo.forsbergportlandoregon.gov, www.pdxBikeMonth.com/, 503-823-7699
- BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS
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7:00pm - 10:00pm, Every Tuesday and WednesdayBikes For Humanity (B4H) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity
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SPRUNG! THE *BEST* SF BIKE PORN EVER!!
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9:00pmSPRUNG! a series of movies and performances,
Theme: MUTATIONS
Main Feature: Billy Castro Does the Mission (2010)
Director: Courtney Trouble
Cost: $7 (discount w/ password)
Live Performance by Fatha Green: Singer, dancer, and comedian
Queer has been redefined many times. It may be used as an adjective or a verb. Just like the word, we may redefine our gender and transform our bodies. Like our bodies, we can mutate our bicycles, creating new ways to explore our surroundings.
Gasper Johnson, bikesmutgmail
Wednesday May 16
- EAST BIKE BREAKFAST
Burnside Bridge over I-205, E Burnside & I-205 path6:00am - 8:00am (west side of the bridge)Brought to you by EPAPbike, PBOT and PDX Bike Month.
With a tip of the hat to Breakfast on the Bridges, here's a breakfast on the Burnside St. bridge over I-205. Enjoy pastry, coffee or hot chocolate, and the glow that comes from riding your bike.
Timo Forsberg, timo.forsbergportlandoregon.gov, www.pdxBikeMonth.com/, more E Ptld events at EastPortlandActionPlan/bike, 503-823-7699
- WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST RIDE
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6:30am - 8:30am, Wednesday September 5thRide for an hour or so Wednesday morning. Moderate paced no drop. We usually but not always find ourselves riding up hills in which case regroup at the top.
Meet at Tiny's coffee around 6:30, ride leaves at 7:03
We try to get you to work on time if you work at 9am or so. If you're downtown 8am is do-able.
Bring a bike map of portland. No cue sheets or maps provided.
Ed
- A FREE VEHICLE LAW CLASS FOR BICYCLISTS
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6:00pmA FREE VEHICLE LAW CLASS FOR BICYCLISTS
When: Wednesday, May 16, 6:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.
What: Class on Oregon’s vehicle laws from a bicyclist’s perspective with Bike Lawyer Ray Thomas.
Where: Bicycle Transportation Alliance office at 618 NW Glisan Street, Suite 401, 4th Floor (Use Buzzer #41), Portland.
Cost: Free
Contact: BTA at (503) 226-0676 to pre-register.
Ray Thomas
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RIDE OF SILENCE
- portland design works, 15 ne hancock6:00pm (near williams)a ride to honor those who have been injured or killed biking on the roads, to raise awareness of the presence of cyclists on the roads, and to ask everyone to share the roads safely. the tenth year of the ride internationally, and the seventh in portland.
slow pace, short route, modest elevation gain. wear white.
http://www.facebook.com/events/412515592110739/
Zach Bender, zach.benderjuno
- SHIFT
7:00pm - 10:00pm, Third Wednesday of every month except JuneShift is Shift2Bikes's Business Meeting and Social Gathering for all things bikey fun.
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Bring your bikey event ideas, dreams, visions and happenings about all things bike.
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Kick back and enjoy a beer, coffee or soda with friends while getting your bike wrenched on.
Our Mission:
To demonstrate that cycling is fun, liberating, empowering, sustainable, and environmentally friendly.
The Shifties, www.shift2bikes.org
Thursday May 17
- FREE BREAKFAST AT GO BY BIKE
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7:00amFree coffee, donuts, fruit, & more at Go By Bike at OHSU South Waterfront campus (by the base of the aerial tram). Starts at 7am. There will be hundreds of bicyclists so expect food & beverage to go fast. Likely done by 9am.
John Landolfe, bikeohsu
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SW BIKE BREAKFAST
- Barbur & Hamilton, SW Barbur Blvd at Hamilton7:15am - 8:45am (northbound side of Barbur)Brought to you by PBOT and PDX Bike Month.
With a tip of the hat to Breakfast on the Bridges, here's a breakfast OFF the bridge. Enjoy pastry, coffee or hot chocolate, and the glow that comes from riding your bike.
We're bringing the Bike Breakfast love to every quadrant - see you on Barbur!
Timo Forsberg, timo.forsbergportlandoregon.gov, www.pdxBikeMonth.com/, 503-823-7699
- FOCUS GROUPS FOR ATHLETES
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9:00am, 9am to 5pm on the hour - prescheduled appointments are mandatoryOregon State University is looking for cyclists, those who like to work hard and play hard. We will pay you for your opinion to try a new energy bar and participate in a focus group. We pay $45 for the taste test (45 min) and $75 for the focus group (90 min). Test times are on the hour from 9am to 5pm, May 16th or 17th. We are located in the Pearl District in Portland. For more details and to sign up go to: https://surveys.bus.oregonstate.edu/main.aspx?SurveyID=4965
Sensory And Consumer Department
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BIKE BROWN BAG - CYCLING SOJOURNER
- City Hall, 1221 SW 4th Ave12:00pm - 1:00pm, Bring your lunch! (Lovejoy Room, 2d floor)Cycling Sojourner - The Making of a Guide to Bike Touring in Oregon
Continuing our themes of cycle touring and books about bikes, a presentation by Ellee Thalheimer.
Cycling Sojourner is a complete guide to self-supported, multi-day cycle touring in Oregon, to be released in May 2012. Join author Ellee Thalheimer to enjoy true tales of rural bike touring in our beautiful state, get inspired to travel by bike yourself, and hear the story of how this book, the only one of its kind currently in print, came to exist.
Bike Brown Bags are sponsored by Portland Pedal Power.
Timo Forsberg, timo.forsbergportlandoregon.gov, PBOT Bicycle Brown Bags, 503-823-7699
Friday May 18
- CHLLIN' N' SWILLIN' RIDE
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7:00amA ride where the focus is on chillin' with your friends and swillin' good coffee! There'll be a ride of course- because, well, because we all love to ride! - but it will be short, easy, and casual. It's your chance to get together with other bike nerds, catch up with old friends, make new friends, talk about weekend plans, go for an easy ride (chillin') and drink some coffee (swillin'). It's also a good chance to get back on the bike if you haven't been riding for a while, or bring friends who you want to introduce to the bikey life (we'll try not to scare them off...).
Ryan Good, goodstermanyahoo
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DROPOUT BIKE CLUB RIDE
- Col. Summers Park, SE 20th and Belmont9:00pm - 3:00am, We ride at 10ish, Third Friday of every month (at pavilion)The Dropout Bike Club's monthly freak bike social ride. Over the past 7 years, this ride has become the place to show off yer newest bicycle oddities and party with a bunch of freaks. All bikes welcome, but the pace is set by the freak bikes. Expect lots of freak bikes, sound systems, and more.
Sysfail, sysfail.dobcgmail, dropoutbikeclub.blogspot.com
Saturday May 19
- BIKE TO THE MARKET DAY
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8:00am - 1:00pmOn May 19th, Hollywood Farmers Market is hosting Bike to the Market Day, in honor of National Bike to Work Week. Velo Cult, our new neighborhood bike shop, will be in the market to show us all the different ways to carry produce on your bike. Plus, we'll have a drawing for everyone who doesn't drive to the market. Check in at the info booth to enter.
Stasia
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BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS
- B4HPDX Store, 3354 SE Powell Blvd. Portland Oregon10:00am - 6:00pm, Every SaturdayBikes For Humanity PDX(B4HPDX) is a charitable service project aimed at providing our community affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
Volunteers meet M-W 2-9pm, Th-F 12pm-6pm, and Sat 10am-6pm, to refurbish donated bikes for recirculation within PDX community. Every 2 hours volunteered earns 1 hour free use of pro shop for your own project.
Financial aid and earn-a-bike programs available to help everyone afford a bike.
See full details at www.b4hpdx.org
*b4hpdx.org is fiscally sponsored by ImpactNW, a 501(c)3 public charity.
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity PDX
Sunday May 20
- RIDE4CAP
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10:00am, Every SundayInterested in challenging yourself to start training for the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic while supporting a great cause at the same time? Ride4CAP, a team formed to fight HIV/AIDS in our community through Cascade AIDS Project, is for you! For more information about Ride4CAP, please visit our webpage: http://www.ride4cap.org/r4c/default.asp
Registrations for the Ride4CAP team are limited. It is important to register soon online or by calling 503-223-9255.
Benjamin Gerritz (Ride4CAP Training Ride Coordinator), bgerritzcascadeaids , www.ride4cap.org/r4c/default.asp, for more information about Cascade AIDS Project (a 501.C3 non-profit), please visit http://cascadeaids/, 503-223-9255
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BIKE TEMPLE RIDE
- vera katz/East Bank Esplande, 2 SE Main St10:30am - 1:00pm (Near Hawthorne Bridge on East Bank Esplanade)Join us Bike Brothers & Sisters to monthly 3rd Sunday (or Sat) Bike Temple Field Trip to a single church/temple/spiritual experience... we call this Joy of Monogamous Sects Ride (not to be confused with Joy of Sects Rides where we visit many faiths in one ride.)
May 20:
Xhurch is hosting LA-based performance artist troop Signify, Sanctify, Believe. We are invited to attend a pizza brunch and service
10:30 am Vera Katz Statue, East Bank Esplanade/Hawthorne Bridge (only 5 minute grace)
11:00 am Bike Temple HQ, 4734 N Williams
Cost: Free,but brunch item or donation welcome
Sister Carye, bikebatgmail, www.biketemple.org
- NE SUNDAY PARKWAYS
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NE Portland, 8 miles of streetsCANCELED Moved to May 13 (see webpage link for map of the route)The biggest street party in the City: 8 miles of car-free streets from Woodlawn Park to the Cully Cycletrack. Walk, bike, roll, play in the street.
Cyclofemme! Circus! Shakespeare! Food, music, fun!
Do not miss it...!
Timo Forsberg, timo.forsbergportlandoregon.gov, NE Sunday Parkways, www.PortlandSundayParkways, 503-823-7699
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BIKE POLO
- Alberta Park, NE 19th Ave and Jarrett St2:00pm, Every Sunday (polo court)Bike Polo has been played nearly every Sunday at Alberta Park for more than nine years.
Great for spectators this bike polo is rated PG-13 for profanity, violence, sexuality and gratuitous fun.
Mallets and heckling provided. Bring your own beater bike or ride one of ours.
Polo Haus, Axles of Evil
- WANDERLUST MEN'S CYCLING GROUP
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4:30pm, Every SundayWanderlust is a program offered by the men's wellness community Manifest. Learn more about Manifest at http://manifestpdx.org.
Suggested donation of $3-15 to support Manifest programs
Free for Manifest members
No one excluded for inability to pay
To RSVP, check us out on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Wanderlust#!/groups/131023506939788/, www.manifestpdx.org, or call 503-223-8822x1.
Benjamin (Wanderlust Facilitator)
Monday May 21
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NW BIKE BREAKFAST
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CANCELED Moved to May 14Brought to you by PBOT and PDX Bike Month.
With a tip of the hat to Breakfast on the Bridges, here's a breakfast OFF the bridge. Enjoy pastry, coffee or hot chocolate, and the glow that comes from riding your bike.
Timo Forsberg , timo.forsbergportlandoregon.gov, www.pdxBikeMonth.com, 503-823-7699
- CANADIAN PRIDE ROLLER HOCKEY RIDE
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5:00pm, Every MondayJoin us in celebrating one of Canada's national unofficial sports, Street Hockey! We skate every Monday that has dry pavement!
We bike to the rink at Alberta Park and then play roller hockey on roller blades, feet, and roller skates.
Saul T. Scrapper, portlandpedalsgmail
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LILYPAD BIKE MOVE
- 6446 NE Cleveland Ave6:00pm, (load at 6:30) (come around the alley in back to load)I'm having my third bike move! I got back from Germany and am moving my stuff out of storage. It's a 4.3 mile bike move, mostly gently downhill. Big things are: bed frame, futon and mattress and two bicycles. Lots of clothing (I have a problem). If you don't have a trailer, never fear. I'll have some panniers as well as innertubes to tie things down. Don't make me cry, please come and eat all the food I will make for you!
Award-winning vegan chili (GF options), chilimac, cornbread, chips and salsa, beer, and some sort of sweet thing at the end. Picnic in the great backyard!
Lilymonster, anomalilygmail, www.anomalily.net, 513-484-6987
Tuesday May 22
- BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS
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7:00pm - 10:00pm, Every Tuesday and WednesdayBikes For Humanity (B4H) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity
- SPRUNG! STRAIGHT SEX NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD
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9:00pmTheme: FAITH CYCLES
Main Feature: Skin Like Sun
Director: Jennifer Lyon Bell
Cost: $7 (discount w/ password)
PLUS
the 2007 Bike Smut classic, "Smut Pedaler"
the bicycle pornographers alamanac
AND LIVE PERFORMANCE by Miss Steak!
Believe in bikes
Gasper Johnson, bikesmutgmail, Bike Smut
Wednesday May 23
- WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST RIDE
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6:30am - 8:30am, Wednesday September 5thRide for an hour or so Wednesday morning. Moderate paced no drop. We usually but not always find ourselves riding up hills in which case regroup at the top.
Meet at Tiny's coffee around 6:30, ride leaves at 7:03
We try to get you to work on time if you work at 9am or so. If you're downtown 8am is do-able.
Bring a bike map of portland. No cue sheets or maps provided.
Ed
Thursday May 24
- BIKE CLINIC + BEER
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5:30pmGo By Bike will cover basic road safety as well as some simple bicycle repair (think fixing a flat, adjusting brakes, lubing chain, etc.) On the days of the clinic, please leave your bike at home. Enjoy brews courtesy of South Waterfront Community Relations.
John Landolfe, bikeohsu
Friday May 25
- CHILLIN'N'SWILLIN'
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7:00amA ride where the focus is on chillin' with your friends and swillin' good coffee! There'll be a ride of course- because, well, because we all love to ride! - but it will be short, easy, and casual. It's your chance to get together with other bike nerds, catch up with old friends, make new friends, talk about weekend plans, go for an easy ride (chillin') and drink some coffee (swillin'). It's also a good chance to get back on the bike if you haven't been riding for a while, or bring friends who you want to introduce to the bikey life (we'll try not to scare them off...).
Lapis Pezuli, agent.lapisgmail
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BREAKFAST ON THE BRIDGE
- Hawthorne and Steel Bridges, hawthorne bridge, steel bridge7:15am - 9:15am (West end of Hawthorne, east end of Steel on Esplanade)Think of it as a cocktail party for the nocturnally-challenged. Coffee, pastries, some fruit, your favorite bikey friends whom you may or may not have met before. A great chance to prepare plans for Pedalpalooza. Two bridges, no waiting.
BonB - A Portland tradition since 2002!
Cap'n Pastry, Shift - BonB
- HERON LAKES SUNSET RIDE
- Haron Lakes golf course and Columbia slough, Kenton/N. Denver MAX stop7:00pm (Meet at the Paul Bunyan statue)Join Portland Parks and Recreation for a sunset bike ride to see a heron rookery! Heron Lakes golf course is not open to bikers so this a special opportunity. This loop ride is a bird watching and wildlife viewing ride. Course is flat and pace is moderate. In past years we have also seen osprey, swallows, ducks, yellow-headed blackbirds, a coyote, and bats! Bring binoculars, reflectors, and lights. Please wear a helmet. Registration is required and space is limited. Cost $5. Call 503.823.2525 or visit portlandparks.org to register with code #369714
Elvira Stenson, elvira.stensonportlandoregon.gov, www.portlandonline.com/parks/index.cfm?c=38295&a=346963, 503-823-3601
- NORTH FREAK RIDE
- Irving Park, NE 7th Ave and Fargo St, Portland10:00pm, Ride at 10:30pm., Fourth Friday of every month (Meet at Irving Park, ride to mystery location)The North Freak Cycling collective's monthly ride! You don't need to be on a freak bike to ride with us.
Dutch, caulliehotmail
Saturday May 26
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HUMAN POWERED VEHICLE CHALLENGE
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8:00am - 4:00pm, All day, both Saturday and Sunday, May 26 - 27The Human Power Challenge is happily more than just a racing bonanza. It has culminated into being one of the most festive social gathering points for the recumbent and HPV clan. We do like to spend a lot of time chatting it up while gazing at the variety of vehicles present while telling of tales of outrageous hyperbole.
Details at: http://www.ohpv.org/HPC/index.html
That being said, folks bring (and are encouraged to do so!), all types and varieties of HPV steeds, be they professionally manufactured or as a "uniquely inspired" creation.
Ron Richings, richingstelus
, Ron Richings, richingstelus, 604-266-7199
- BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS
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B4HPDX Store, 3354 SE Powell Blvd. Portland Oregon10:00am - 6:00pm, Every SaturdayBikes For Humanity PDX(B4HPDX) is a charitable service project aimed at providing our community affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
Volunteers meet M-W 2-9pm, Th-F 12pm-6pm, and Sat 10am-6pm, to refurbish donated bikes for recirculation within PDX community. Every 2 hours volunteered earns 1 hour free use of pro shop for your own project.
Financial aid and earn-a-bike programs available to help everyone afford a bike.
See full details at www.b4hpdx.org
*b4hpdx.org is fiscally sponsored by ImpactNW, a 501(c)3 public charity.
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity PDX
Sunday May 27
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HUMAN POWERED VEHICLE CHALLENGE
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8:00am - 4:00pm, All day, both Saturday and Sunday, May 26 - 27The Human Power Challenge is happily more than just a racing bonanza. It has culminated into being one of the most festive social gathering points for the recumbent and HPV clan. We do like to spend a lot of time chatting it up while gazing at the variety of vehicles present while telling of tales of outrageous hyperbole.
Details at: http://www.ohpv.org/HPC/index.html
That being said, folks bring (and are encouraged to do so!), all types and varieties of HPV steeds, be they professionally manufactured or as a "uniquely inspired" creation.
Ron Richings, richingstelus, Ron Richings, richingstelus, 604-266-7199
- RIDE4CAP
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10:00am, Every SundayInterested in challenging yourself to start training for the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic while supporting a great cause at the same time? Ride4CAP, a team formed to fight HIV/AIDS in our community through Cascade AIDS Project, is for you! For more information about Ride4CAP, please visit our webpage: http://www.ride4cap.org/r4c/default.asp
Registrations for the Ride4CAP team are limited. It is important to register soon online or by calling 503-223-9255.
Benjamin Gerritz (Ride4CAP Training Ride Coordinator), bgerritzcascadeaids , www.ride4cap.org/r4c/default.asp, for more information about Cascade AIDS Project (a 501.C3 non-profit), please visit http://cascadeaids/, 503-223-9255
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BIKE POLO
- Alberta Park, NE 19th Ave and Jarrett St2:00pm, Every Sunday (polo court)Bike Polo has been played nearly every Sunday at Alberta Park for more than nine years.
Great for spectators this bike polo is rated PG-13 for profanity, violence, sexuality and gratuitous fun.
Mallets and heckling provided. Bring your own beater bike or ride one of ours.
Polo Haus, Axles of Evil
- WANDERLUST MEN'S CYCLING GROUP
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4:30pm, Every SundayWanderlust is a program offered by the men's wellness community Manifest. Learn more about Manifest at http://manifestpdx.org.
Suggested donation of $3-15 to support Manifest programs
Free for Manifest members
No one excluded for inability to pay
To RSVP, check us out on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Wanderlust#!/groups/131023506939788/, www.manifestpdx.org, or call 503-223-8822x1.
Benjamin (Wanderlust Facilitator)
Monday May 28
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CANADIAN PRIDE ROLLER HOCKEY RIDE
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5:00pm, Every MondayJoin us in celebrating one of Canada's national unofficial sports, Street Hockey! We skate every Monday that has dry pavement!
We bike to the rink at Alberta Park and then play roller hockey on roller blades, feet, and roller skates.
Saul T. Scrapper, portlandpedalsgmail
Tuesday May 29
- PEDAL POTLUCK PICNIC
6:30pm - 8:30pm, Last Tuesday in May - AugustAfter a year off, the PPP returns for its SEVENTH season! A casual bicycle ride traversing approx. 3-5 miles (5-8km) with a different route/end each time. The end destination is a mystery "park" or park-like destination. (Expect the unexpected!) At the endpoint we'll enjoy a picnic dinner. Eating will be potluck style, so please bring interesting food and drink to share (preferably vegetarian/vegan). Bring lights! Please bring your own silverware, plate, and cup. If it looks like it'll rain we'll end up at a COVERED destination.
Shawn, urbanadventureleaguegmail, urbanadventureleague.blogspot.com
- BIKES FOR HUMANITY VOLUNTEER REPAIR CLINICS
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7:00pm - 10:00pm, Every Tuesday and WednesdayBikes For Humanity (B4H) is a community service project aimed at providing the public affordable refurbished bikes, repair classes & workshop space.
We have 100+ donated used bikes & need volunteers to catalog, clean and refurbish the bikes for bike adoption events.
Shop space has been donated for volunteer training and bike repair. For full details see www.b4hpdx.org
Steven, b4hpdxgmail, Bikes For Humanity
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SPRUNG! PORNO-APOCALYPSE
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9:00pmIn the future the most bizarre acts of carnal pleasure will be enjoyed visually by those unable to take part in... CAFE FLESH!
9:00pm
Theme: Poly-Nomadic
Main Feature: Cafe Flesh
Cost: $7 (discount w/ password)
PLUS
Live performances by Hammercise
Gasper Johnson, bikesmutgmail
Wednesday May 30
- WEDNESDAY MORNING BREAKFAST RIDE
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6:30am - 8:30am, Wednesday September 5thRide for an hour or so Wednesday morning. Moderate paced no drop. We usually but not always find ourselves riding up hills in which case regroup at the top.
Meet at Tiny's coffee around 6:30, ride leaves at 7:03
We try to get you to work on time if you work at 9am or so. If you're downtown 8am is do-able.
Bring a bike map of portland. No cue sheets or maps provided.
Ed
