First, sorry to hear about your loss of equipment. It's a unique bike
and might turn up, but let's be realistic about the chances of that.
That said, I have known a person who actually tackled someone he
spotted riding his stolen bike, months after the theft.
I "lean and lock" my bike several tim
Sorry to hear about your bike. I hope it turns up.
I'm still waiting for the day, and I think it will be soon, when you
can hide a GPS unit in the frame, bars, somewhere and track down your
bike via your phone if it's missing.
On Nov 23, 9:28 pm, tthomashardie wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> Thanks for t
Hi Jim,
Thanks for the information. The lock I used had the newer "flat" key
not the cylinder type. More proof any lock can be defeated. I still
plan to used multiple locks on the future.
My best,
Tim
On Nov 23, 1:44 pm, CycloFiend wrote:
> on 11/23/11 10:08 AM, tthomashardie at tthomashar...
on 11/23/11 10:08 AM, tthomashardie at tthomashar...@gmail.com wrote:
> I used the modified Sheldon method, but through the seat stays rather
> than the chain stays. The front wheel had a locking skewer. I'm not
> sure how they got it. The lock was missing too. Some people on the
> forums suggest t
Hi Daniel,
I used the modified Sheldon method, but through the seat stays rather
than the chain stays. The front wheel had a locking skewer. I'm not
sure how they got it. The lock was missing too. Some people on the
forums suggest that they could have used brute force. Maybe pull-up in
cargo van a
check out the flea markets -- that's where stolen bikes and other items get
fenced.
swap-o-rama, for example.
see also: http://chicago.stolenbike.org/
On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 9:49 PM, tthomashardie wrote:
> Thanks Matt.
>
> I thought I took a pic of the bb when I got the frame, but I can't
> fi
I am so sorry to hear about your stolen bike. I lock up my Hillborne
religiously in the "Sheldon" method (small U-lock around the rear
wheel, inside the rear triangle.) When I'm going to be away from the
bike for more than a minute or two, I thread a braided cable around my
front wheel, through m
Thanks Matt.
I thought I took a pic of the bb when I got the frame, but I can't
find it now (Murphy's Law). Thanks for the advice. I checked CL and
eBay, but nothing suspicious. If there's any silver lining the
response from my friends at work has made me realize I know some great
people and that
Aw man, so sorry to hear about that! I hope you get your bike back.
Do you by any chance have the serial # written down anywhere? It might
be helpful in recovering it, especially if it shows up for sale somewhere.
-Matt
PS Also you might want to be all over craigslist for a
while