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Perhaps the thieves will return the bike when they learn of the personal testing that Super Mario does to every one of his MCipollini bikes...

Not sure there's any indication that the thieves were "targeting pro racers", since they also took the sat-nav unit.
Perhaps not certain in the Visconti case, although with Team Type 1 it seems clearly more than just an opportunistic thief at work.
Somehow I doubt these bicycle thieves are going to use the bike to keep their jobs pasting up posters.
One of my favourite films, stood the test of being studied for a term in first year of my undergrad and I can still watch it again and again.
Wont get far without a respray, a coat of hammerite will do the trick.
its gonna be kinda hard to flog that on ebay without drawing attention to yourself eh.
Probably stolen to order, or for a known buyer/collector.