Stolen bike: 48cm Klien

mike.m-@obra.org

2005-03-21



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Another good reason to have steel rather than carbon forks.



Mike Murray



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From: Becky and Nikos [mailto:niko-@dslnorthwest.net]

Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005 10:58 AM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] Stolen bike: 48cm Klien





Brake the forks and grab the frame heh? they probably knew what they were

doing. If people really want it they will get it! Guess we need to lock

everything to everything else! Are we safe then?



Nikos

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face=Tahoma size=2>-----Original Message-----<BR><B>From:</B> Becky and Nikos

[mailto:niko-@dslnorthwest.net] <BR><B>Sent:</B> Sunday, March 20, 2005

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bike: 48cm Klien<BR><BR></FONT></DIV>

<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Brake the forks and grab the frame heh? they

probably knew what they were doing. If people really want it they will

get it! Guess we need to lock everything to everything else! Are we safe

then?</FONT></DIV>

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Roger Joys

2005-03-21



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After reading the threads on readability etc, it seems to me that there probably is an good chance a robbery like this would result in components and such being stipped off and sold on eBay or some other channel like that.

-r



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From: jwi-@pacifier.com [mailto:jwi-@pacifier.com]

Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005 06:45 PM

To: ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] Stolen bike: 48cm Klien



Passing this along. Given the description, I don't think the bike's

rideable:



Stolen Road Bike Alert

Saturday, 3/19/05, between 12 and 2 pm approx.

From 36th St. and Daniel just north of downtown Vancouver, WA.

Make: Klein

Model: Kirsten in black and white letters

Frame size 48 cm

Color: Teal green or turquoise

Profile Design Airstrykes

Ultegra/105 parts Triple

Shimano back wheel No front wheel (was locked in car)

King headset

*Carbon forks - broken off to steal it from the roof carrier*

Owner: Nancy Cook

nancy-@hp.com

Phone: 360-695-8209



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Dan H

2005-03-20



Nancy,

I'm sorry some A-***E wrecked your bike to steal it. I"ll keep an eye out

for it when I'm servicing bikes.

That said, I have been holding tongue about this for years and I finally

just have to say something.

BRAKES are friction devices most commonly used for slowing vehicles.

BREAKS can be lucky or un-lucky. You can take a break or give someone a

break. That can also be said of brakes but it doesn't mean the same thing.



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To: <ob-@topica.com>

Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005 10:45 AM

Subject: [OBRA Chat] Stolen bike: 48cm Klien





 Passing this along. Given the description, I don't think the bike's

rideable:



Stolen Road Bike Alert

Saturday, 3/19/05, between 12 and 2 pm approx.

 From 36th St. and Daniel just north of downtown Vancouver, WA.

Make: Klein

Model: Kirsten in black and white letters

Frame size 48 cm

Color: Teal green or turquoise

Profile Design Airstrykes

Ultegra/105 parts Triple

Shimano back wheel   No front wheel (was locked in car)

King headset

*Carbon forks - broken off to steal it from the roof carrier*

Owner: Nancy Cook

nancy-@hp.com

Phone: 360-695-8209



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To respond to the list manager send to cmur-@obra.org

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Joe Cipale

2005-03-20



Becky and Nikos wrote:



 Brake the forks and grab the frame heh? they probably knew what they

were doing. If people really want it they will get it! Guess we need

to lock everything to everything else! Are we safe then?



Nikos



Oh... nothing short of a taser-armed vehicle anymore I suppose.



Becky and Nikos

2005-03-20



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Brake the forks and grab the frame heh? they probably knew what they were doing. If people really want it they will get it! Guess we need to lock everything to everything else! Are we safe then?



Nikos

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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Brake the forks and grab the frame heh? they

probably knew what they were doing. If people really want it they will get

it! Guess we need to lock everything to everything else! Are we safe

then?</FONT></DIV>

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jwi-@pacifier.com

2005-03-20



Passing this along. Given the description, I don't think the bike's

rideable:



Stolen Road Bike Alert

Saturday, 3/19/05, between 12 and 2 pm approx.

From 36th St. and Daniel just north of downtown Vancouver, WA.

Make: Klein               

Model: Kirsten in black and white letters

Frame size 48 cm   

Color: Teal green or turquoise

Profile Design Airstrykes

Ultegra/105 parts Triple

Shimano back wheel    No front wheel (was locked in car)

King headset

*Carbon forks - broken off to steal it from the roof carrier*

Owner: Nancy Cook   

nancy-@hp.com

Phone: 360-695-8209