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I haven't been on a club run since buying a new bike (£1300) and the custom is to leave all bikes unlocked outside the cafe. Always seemed a bit dodgy but moreso now when I've got a lot more to lose.
Yeah, but how many people do you know who take a lock on a club run? Not that I know he was in a group, but even if he used one of those light cafe-lock cable products, (or even something more substantial) if someone was sufficiently determined to take such a superbike, they're going to get it at some point.
i know that people who do take locks on club runs dont get there bikes stolen within 3 seconds, and it will look more suspicious someone cutting a lock to get a bike than just pushing one away that isnt locked.
the amount of people that leave there bikes anywhere unlocked amazes me, and then they are bemused when its stolen and give it the whole "i only left my bike outside my house for 10 minutes and it was gone"
because if i left a ten pound note in a street it would be lying there for hours before it would be taken......? i think not. same principle applies. if you have enough money to buy a bike you have enough money to buy a lock, there should be no excuse for not using/having one.
Hope you used your approved lock?
a visual lock im betting
amazes me the amount of people that never lock their bikes (im not saying this person didnt)
What a sickener. Is there any possibility that the theft was caught on camera?
He's sent me a picture. Keep an eye out folks
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Shite, that would make me feel sick. Hope you get it back.
I've emailed you a couple of times. Hope you got them
I was about to say put it on stolen bikes. But I see its up there. Have you got any pictures to put up of how it looked?
I hope you are insured, as thats some piece of kit. Not an easy thing for anyone to sell.
I hate to sound harsh like this, but it was either stolen to order or the frame will be dumped somewhere after being stripped of its parts.
Hopefully you can get it back though. I have a quick look on places like gumtree and ebay for you and will keep an eye out