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Pronghorn PR6 LT trail bike.STOLEN! Pronghorn PR6 trail bike 19"
It's not a road bike, but you may have seen it anyway and it would be good to get it back to its rightful owners. The bike in question is a Pronghorn PR6 trail bike 19" (that's the actual bike in the picture) which was stolen from Dees Cycles in Amersham on the 27th October at approximately 2pm… so, this afternoon then.
There are only a few bikes like this in the UK and they retail for approximately £4,500 and we are keen to get this demo bike back if at all possible. If anyone has any information please email jez [at] pronghornracing.co.uk as we are giving a reward for information which leads to the recovery of the bike.
The Bike Picture is of the actual bike
PR6 LT Frame 19"
Fox RP23 Rear Shock with no Sticker
Fox Talas 36 160mm Forks
Mavic CrossMax SX wheels
Kore Finishing Kit
Kenda tyres tubeless
Shimano XT Drivetrain
Shimano XT Brakes
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