We will be closed Friday, July 4th through the weekend. We will return to the shop on Monday @ 11am.

We will be closing early, 5pm, on Mondays for short track racing throughout the race series, July 28th.

6 miles, 6 hours, zero traffic~!

A circular route of city streets open to walk, bike, run, jump & skip - without having to watch out for cars!

A 6 mile "temporary park", connecting North Portland neighborhoods and residents.

A relaxed, non-competitive, FREE event featuring a variety of activities in 4 parks and along the route.

Wow what a blast. Huge smiling herd of people. Here is a link to some pictures of the event.

We will close the shop tonight, June 23rd, @ 5pm. We will see you tomorrow at 11am. Thanks

Revolver folks

Jeff Hough of the Forest Park Conservancy is hosting a work party Saturday June 21st from 9am-1pm. They will be completing a re-route that will allow improved access to the Linnton Trail.

Details

We will be closed Monday 5/26/08 for memorial day. We will be back at it on Tuesday at 11am-ish.

Have a great weekend!

Revolver people.

I have been able to get away to the woods over the last few Sundays.

Charlie Biggs hosted a Willamette River romp near Oakridge on the 11th. A half dozen riders headed out of town after a delayed exit; missing visa, snack acquistion, Wal-Mart directions, shady-mart discussions and consequent customer firings/relocation, etc. Moments out of town, we lost a 29r wheel, and then Eric the wise snatched it unscathed from the Terwillger turns and we continued down to Oakridge. Several of us camped and screwed around after work Saturday through Sunday. Supreme breakfast made for a great day of riding. Thanks again to Charlie Biggs and Dr Bob(ert) Sanders for cheffing and providing the transpo.

I met with 24 other bikers for the third PUMP/Forest Park Conservancy trail work party.  It felt great to accomplish so much work in just a few hours.  In particular I had a blast working with Butch who used to be my service manager when we were employed at the Fat Tire Farm.  Check out some info about the day on the new PUMP website.

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There is an update to the Work Party. We will be meeting at
NW Marina Way off Hwy 30 at 9am to work on Newton Road. We should be able to make dramatic changes on this less used corridor. Yeah. I will see you there!

PUMP is at it again in the largest section of our city's parkspace, the 5,000 acre Forest Park. Come do your part to improve and maintain the limited soft surface trails that you can easily ride to from your house.

"Please come on out, grab the trail tool of your choice, and help us show solidarity and commitment to maintaining singletrack in Forest Park!

Warning: Advocacy can be addictive! So come on out and get addicted with us! If we have a good enough turn-out, we will divide and give some attention to FL3 as well. Please RSVP so we can plan the additional work and have enough equipment (and pastries) on hand for everyone!

The Portland United Mountain Pedalers (PUMP) will celebrate its 20th anniversary on Sunday, March 30th, 2008, with a fun ride in Forest Park followed by a party at Lucky Labrador Brewpub, 1945 NW Quimby.

All riders are invited, from relaxed to speedy — either way you will be sure to have fun! Bob Crispin of the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame will ride the Northwest’s first mountain bike, Tankagnolo, and riders are encouraged to ride vintage bikes and dress in vintage clothing to celebrate the start of recreational mountain biking in the city and the founding of PUMP. Admission to both events is free. The ride will be ending with good times at the Northwest Lucky Lab.