Motorcyclists, like the one in the middle of the picture, offer support to cyclists all the way to Portland. They run back and forth on their section of highway.
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Category Archive: STP 2005
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These riders are among those from 36 states who converge on Seattle to begin the ride
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Seattle to Portland bicycle ride is sponsored by the Cascade Bicycle Club, the largest in the Pacific Northwest.
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More than 8,000 riders participate in the one- or two-day bike tour to Portland
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Putting in the miles early
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Cyclists along scenic Lake Washington, about 8 miles into the ride.
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I could hear these guys 100 feet away; the hard plastic wheels made quite a roar. Pictured here along Lake Washington, they made it up that first hill at Seward Park in Seattle.
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