In April – Bicycles are taking over the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon - Come see 100+ companies, including Bianchi, Co-Motion Cycles, Kona Bicycles, Kalkhoff Bicycles, Brompton Bicycles, Momentum Magazine, Santana Cycles, Portland Design Works, Queen Bee Creations, Rocky Mountain, Shimano, Showers Pass, Ruckus Components, Bike Portland, Joe Bike, Rickshaw Bagworks, Nutcase Helmets, Fyxation, Clever Cycles, FRS and United Bicycle Institute. The show floor will be covered with an exciting mix of retailers, fabricators, industry giants and advocacy organizations all under one roof.
SEE. RIDE. LEARN.
Come see the Urban Bicycle Fashion Show, Kids Zone, Dual Stunt Race, BMX Jam Session, Gold Sprint Races, Oregon Handbuilt Bicycles and a Pimp’d bike contest.
Full list of Activities and Schedule HERE
- Women’s Bicycle Mechanics Workshop & Flat Repair seminar with Tori Bortman of Gracie’s Wrench
- Dual Stunt Race by NW School of Freeride
- “Little Nutty” Kid Zone sponsored by Little Nutty Nutcase Helmets and Early Rider bikes
- Urban Bicycle Fashion Show at 3pm on Saturday and Sunday
- Gold Sprint Races
- Pimp’d Bike Contest
- Speakers Include:
- Willie Weir, Presenting on Cycling Beyond the Headlines
- Mia Birk, Author of Joyride: Empowering People & Transforming Communities One Pedal Stroke at a Time
- Joe Kurmaskie, Author of Mud Sweat and Gears
- Anna Laxague, I.M.B.A. NW Region Director
- Jeff Smith, Pdx Transportation Options – Bicycle Coordinator
- Phil Herzog, Presenting on Going Lean and Green with Electric Bikes
The show is made possible by the generous support of our SPONSORS:
Drive Less-Save More, Nutcase Helmets, Amtrak Cascades, Hopworks Brewery, Momentum Magazine, Therapeutic Associates, Showers Pass, Kink Fm, NW School of Freeride and many other partners/supporters. THANK YOU
Oregon Convention Center – Portland, Oregon
Saturday, April 10, 2010 – 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sunday, April 11, 2010 – 10am – 5pm
Bike Parking at The Bicycle Show: Additional Bike racks will be stationed along the East entrance of the Oregon Convention Center (on MLK street).
