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To the stinking weasel who stole my blue & yellow Trek 7000 hardtail mountain (now commuter) bike:
May you be too stupid to realize it's got commuter tires on it, take it out on a trail, and endo;
May your fully-loaded panniers fall off the rear black cargo rack;
May your hand slip while trying to use the Pedro's bottle opener where the water cage should be, so that your brew spills and you cut yourself;
May your feet slip off the yellow ATAC clipless pedals, causing you to slip and bruise your nads on the top tube;
May the severed end of the lock fly up and hit you in the eye; and
May you have the same trouble we've been having lately getting it to shift to the largest chain ring.
And to everybody else: If you see a bike around town fitting this description, would you please do whatever you can to help me get it back?
Aggravated to have to resort to my car,
Alicia Butler
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Bummer. :-(
Where in town was it stolen? Do you have a photo and/or the serial number?
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Oof, it always sucks to have a bicycle stolen. If you have a moment, please post any details you may have on the bike to my Stolen Bikes registry: http://www.atxbs.com/?q=node/407
It's just starting out but I'm trying to create a persistent location for people to log stolen bike notices, in hopes that other community members happen to see them and can get in touch with the owners. It's worth a shot.
Jason
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Thanks guys; we thought we had the serial number but now I can't find it. :( No recent photos.
It was stolen from in front of the UT School of Nursing, on Red River at MLK.
Last edited by aliciab (2008-10-24 13:07:47)
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This doesn't help you today, but perhaps it'll help someone.
I have excellent write-only memory (WOM). I record everything. But when I need the information I can't ever find it. I too would be unable to find my serial number if I had to produce it.
So, I took pictures of my bike including the serial number. I emailed these photos into my GMail account and in the body of the message put a description of the bike with the serial number. I tagged the email and now if I ever need it I'll know exactly where to find it.
I hope this tip helps someone.
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