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Tracey Moseley Trek Session.jpgTracy Moseley's bike stolen: can you help?
Trek UK have just been in touch to let us know that their HQ was burgled last night and a very special bike taken. Two people on motorcycles managed to make off with Tracy Moseley's World Champion DH bike that was on display in the foyer.
Details of the bike are as follows:
- Custom painted Trek World Racing World Champion frame-the only one of its kind in Europe. ‘Moseley’ painted on the top tube, and rainbow stripes throughout the frame
- Fox 40 Kashima coated forks
- SDG saddle with custom Trek World Racing embroidery
- SDG seatpost
- FUNN bars and stem
- Custom red Hope hubs with Trek World Racing engraved around the middle
Obviously this bike is a complete one-off, so if you see one matching the description above then it's the onw that got nicked. For any information regarding the bike, please contact Trek on 01908 360 160.
Dave is a founding father of road.cc, having previously worked on Cycling Plus and What Mountain Bike magazines back in the day. He also writes about e-bikes for our sister publication ebiketips. He's won three mountain bike bog snorkelling World Championships, and races at the back of the third cats.
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6 comments
sad to say that even unique will go - broken for
parts in the pub ... I know I had a 1 of 6 only in the
country "lifted" and never recovered ... still ears and
eyes will be kept open in hope
Hi neighbour! Which side are you on?
I'll nick it back and drop it in!! I'm only next door!
If it is, John, and you see it. Call the cops for us, if you please!
Given how bright your average bike thief is, it will probably be be seen riding round Brickhill woods at the weekend!
Right, i cant help with this, but are people really that stupid?
Its a one off, it was on show, that would put me right off if i was a thief
Shouldn't be that hard to track down