the portland thread.
#455
sweet. i dont have pictures of mine but ill let you know if i see you around. and i havent been to the community cycling center because i live downtown. do you think its worth the 3 or 4 mile trip to get out there as far as deals and service goes? i usually just post up at the recyclery
#457
yeah. i suppose a bike shop is a bike shop. though city bikes on 20th and ankeny have been dicks to me every time. but maybe i just caught them on a bad day.
how often do people here do zoo bomb? does that group still go every saturday? i havent ever gone with them
how often do people here do zoo bomb? does that group still go every saturday? i havent ever gone with them
#458
I think I've seen your bike parked here and there throughout the city.
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#459
also. donut eating competition at voodoo every first friday at midnight. iv entered it once. its a good time. maybe ill try for the championship again this time
#460
So, does anyone know about Team Awesome?
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"Real wars of words are harder to win. They require thought, insight, precision, articulation, knowledge, and experience. They require the humility to admit when you are wrong. They recognize that the dialectic is not about making us look at you, but about us all looking together for the truth."
#461
#464
The search feature will help you find it when you need it. I can't use my Wonder Woman powers to stick this thread just 'cause I live in PDX.
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#468
local messenger that moved to SF last may. date is undecided but should be known in the next few weeks. i'm surprised people are actually interested this time, every time i announce an alleycat i don't hear any interest...
#473
you coming back to visit or what?
Fox writes in :
Attention denizens of Portland.
Ambassador Fox, formerly of the Land of Ports and currently stationed in the City of San Francisco, is scheduled to make a visit on the weekend before New Years, and very possibly will spend the Eve there, along with a number of other dignitaries (read: "Bike Messengers"). A race is in the works and Ambassador Fox sincerely hopes you and your cool self can participate. Whether to race, or to run a checkpoint (read: "hang out with me in a coffeeshop/ bar"), or even to heckle folks involved in either (cough, Brady), it should be aight (read: "hella tight, yo"). the race is planned to involve all four quadrants of the city, and while it will definitely NOT be as ****ed up as the 1st Annual Fox Thursday Alleycat (sorry, NeRf), it will be kinda ****ed up. I am sure you noble citizens of Portland are curious and want to know exactly HOW, but....but.... you'll just have to wait. Please RSVP so I can plan the race accordingly. With sincere hope and humble gratitude, I remain, your obedient servant. See you all soon, Fox.
hope you guys are in shape for this one, his last alleycat had us running all over the place... 13 or 14 checkpoints.
Fox writes in :
Attention denizens of Portland.
Ambassador Fox, formerly of the Land of Ports and currently stationed in the City of San Francisco, is scheduled to make a visit on the weekend before New Years, and very possibly will spend the Eve there, along with a number of other dignitaries (read: "Bike Messengers"). A race is in the works and Ambassador Fox sincerely hopes you and your cool self can participate. Whether to race, or to run a checkpoint (read: "hang out with me in a coffeeshop/ bar"), or even to heckle folks involved in either (cough, Brady), it should be aight (read: "hella tight, yo"). the race is planned to involve all four quadrants of the city, and while it will definitely NOT be as ****ed up as the 1st Annual Fox Thursday Alleycat (sorry, NeRf), it will be kinda ****ed up. I am sure you noble citizens of Portland are curious and want to know exactly HOW, but....but.... you'll just have to wait. Please RSVP so I can plan the race accordingly. With sincere hope and humble gratitude, I remain, your obedient servant. See you all soon, Fox.
hope you guys are in shape for this one, his last alleycat had us running all over the place... 13 or 14 checkpoints.







