Join us for the 2011 Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show and Day of the Dead Cyclocross Festival!
GoodLife Brewing
70 SW Century Ave 100-464
Bend, OR 97702
October 29th & 30th, 2011
Saturday 10am – 6pm
Sunday 10am – 5pm
Tickets:
Adults: $10 each
Kids 12 & under FREE
The show went great and the galleries are starting to roll in. All photographers using Flickr- please tag your photos with “Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show” if you would like them to be used in our feed.
A few of the gallery links we have been sent:
OBCA gallery: http://www.flickr.com/photos/50354857@N05/
Amy Sakurai: http://lovelyangel.zenfolio.com/p357227089
Conor Buescher: http://www.vendettacycles.com/vendettacycles/gallery/obca_2010/index.html
Bike Portland: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bikeportland/sets/72157625128970110/
Dan Woodard: http://www.flickr.com/photos/electricbikebuilding/sets/72157625004366355/
Look here as we add more galleries, and please respond or email with additional links. Thanks to everyone in attendance!
Builders are on their way, booths are being set up and we are thrilled to kick off the 3rd Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show!
See you this weekend!
Registration for the 2010 show is simple. Download the Exhibitor Registration form here. Early bird pricing is in effect until August 1, 2010. After August 1, 2010 pricing increases by $100. In 2009, Exhibition Space sold out, so complete your registration today to ensure inclusion at the show.
The 2010 Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show will take place at Sandbox Studio:
420 NE 9th Avenue, Portland, OR 97232
(MAP)
See Venue Page for more information.
For Immediate Release
May 9, 2010
Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show to feature handmade bicycles, their builders, and educational programming for professionals and the public
Portland, Ore: Handmade bicycles and bicycle related crafts, the artisans that build them and professionals representing the craft and culture of bicycling will converge at the 3rd annual Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show October 8–10, 2010 in Portland, Oregon.
The 2010 show promises some of the country’s finest bicycles and related artisanal bicycle products. This year, it will expand to include educational programming for the professional and the public. Oregon’s own United Bicycle Institute will host seminars and continuing education that tie together bicycling’s professional community and the bicycle rider.
“Oregon handmade bicycles and their builders have been attracting the attention of people throughout the United States for many years,” said Dave Levy, President of the Oregon Bicycle Constructors Association, sponsor of the show. “The show has grown substantially as more and more enthusiasts learn the unique benefits and beauty of the Oregon handmade bicycle”
Plans for Oregon’s premier event showcasing the handmade bicycle are still in development, but will include the anticipated two-day show in the Bison Building, seminars on bicycle fit, continuing educational programs for the bicycle professional, entertainment and socializing.
“We know that visitors to the Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show love to see the latest frames, components, gear and clothing,” said Levy. “But, they love to ride a bicycle even more. We think United Bicycle Institute programming along with opportunities to meet builders and see their work will build a bridge between the Oregon bicycle and the rider.”
Full details for this year’s show will be available at OregonHandmadeBicycleShow.com. Exhibitor applications, sponsorship opportunities and ticket information will be available in May. For immediate inquiries, show@oregonframebuilders.org.
The Oregon Bicycle Constructors Association, a non-profit membership benefit organization, promotes the Oregon handmade bicycle through support of Oregon-based bicycle frame builders.
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