On the way back from the dead baby downhill, 4 bastards stopped by the I-5 colonnade skills park in seattle.

we only had time for about an hour of riding, crashing, whooping, laughing and hooting. If you've never been, GO! this place is amazing!

How can we get this type of system built in PDX?

who do I have to kill?

WE MUST HAVE this in PDX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

did some chellovek make off with the nice signs at the poose?

or have my glazzies gotten old and rotten?

Doper

Hello,

I'm Doper. I belong to this gang : www.unicyclebastards.com . Now I belong to your gang too! Even though my joining your group violates one of the Unicyclebastards' principal tenents (follow the teaching of Marx, Groucho Marx), I feel you all are doing important work. The bastards will begin making their presence known soon. If the guy next to you, wielding the pulaski, looks a little funny and his bike looks a little funny, go ahead and call him a BASTARD. You won't be sorry.

This PUMP member had a BIG day in the Tillamook State Forest (Beginner SOLV cleanup in the snow, intermediate presentation on climate change, and gonzo ride with snow/trees/wash outs on the Wilson River Trail).

I attended the Portland Bike Summit last Friday and Saturday. There were six PUMP members that I know in attendance. We had Roger Louton, Tom Archer, Paul Barlow, Wayne Naillon, Bob Crispin, and myself. There were also representives from COTA and IMBA.

Hill Abell, IMBA President was the keynote speaker and he did a spectacular job. Tim Blumenthal a former executive director of IMBA was also in attendance. I was able to sit down and talk with both of them on Saturday and it was great getting opinions and thoughts from national bike advocates.