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Title: Bike Polo
Author: Spin-stir
Date: 2004.04.25 08:10
Description: Where: Alberta Park Tennis Courts
When: Every Saturday 3:00ish
New players, women and trans folk are encouraged to play. Guys are welcome. NO DUDES!
Gear and bikes provided.
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Title: Bicycle Polo Banned - come out to support it this Sunday
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Date: 2004.07.31 03:40
Description: Bike Polo is a sport played on bikes with mallets where opposing teams try and score by hitting a small ball though a goal. Last Sunday Portland Parks and Recreation (PPandR) ejected those playing bicycle polo from their court in Alberta Park. You can help by watching and supporting bike polo this Sunday at Alberta Park.
"Parks and Rec. told us that bicycle polo is not allowed on public parks." Said Bill Dozer, of the Axles of Evil, a bike polo club in Portland. "They gave no specific reasons for removing us, only that they were under specific orders to remove us from the park."
"Uh basically it's fucked," said Kenichi, another regular poloist. "We have had permission to play on this court; due to upkeep it can't be used for tennis and hasn't had a net set up for as long as we have played here... over two years. I would think they would be happy someone was using it." The court in question is in Alberta Park on 21st and Killingsworth. The Axles of Evil plan to play their normal game like they have for the prior 100 plus Sunday afternoons.
"Unfortunately we expect Portland Parks to eject us from the court again," said Dozer. "We hope that people reading this will be there to witness the harassment and will tell their friends and witness what could be the last polo ever played on public parks. Maybe if there is a good turnout of spectators this Sunday Parks and Rec will see that we are a community institution worth supporting."
[ Contact Portland Parks and Recreation | Axles Of Evil Website ]
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Title: Could you choreography bicycle ballet?
Author: Events//Scheduling
Date: 2002.02.25 01:43
Description: Come to a happy hour social gathering to discuss YOUR ideas for crazy bike events... March 8th at the Lucky Lab (915 SE Hawthorne) at 6 pm.
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Title: Bike Polo back in action!
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Date: 2004.08.11 03:57
Description: Everything has been wrapped up just like a sitcom. The results of the meeting on Friday, 6 August were, I suppose, positive, but were no different than the results of the Meeting earlier this summer. Fortunately, this time there is something in writing. This documentation will be made public as soon as it is finalized, and we will stand by it. The agreement states that Bicycle polo is to be allowed in certain designated areas of certain Portland parks, and that PP&R will help polo-ers to find suitable and agreeable areas to play. Polo will be treated equally with all other informal (pickup) sports played in Portland parks, but in turn must agree to follow all laws and regulations governing said parks. Specifically included is city code 20.12.140 in re: alcoholic beverages in the parks. We will be allowed to host large events, but will be required to secure permits for crowd and alcohol. If, like some of our friends, you went out of town for a few weeks, you would be hard pressed to realise that anything had ever happened. At least some folks justified their salaries.
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Title: Bicycle Polo Banned
Author: revphil -Team Diplomacy Assistant Director
Date: 2004.07.31 12:36
Description: Portland Parks and Recreation targeted bicycle fun for unspecified reasons. You can help by watching and supporting bike polo this Sunday at Alberta Park
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Title: From Portland With Bike Love: Videos about cycling in stumptown uploaded to indytorrents.org
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Date: 2005.04.02 12:08
Description: A collection of short videos made in Portland about bicycles. The films are really creative and varied. If you've been hearing a lot about all of the crazy bicycle stuff in Portland but didn't really know what was going on, this is a good introduction to it. Many of the facets of the Portland alternative bike community are represented here including ZooBomb, Bike Polo, Chunk 666, bike hauling and transportation, and some more creative artistic things (like the bicycle audio project). The collection leaves you with a feeling that you could not only go out and ride a bike but also make a short film about it!
[ indytorrents.org ]
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Title: BIKE POLO BACK IN ACTION
Author: BillDozer
Date: 2004.08.11 03:49
Description: Here are the results of the meeeting between Axles of Evil and Portland Parks and Recreation Bigwigs.
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