Bike Stolen, 1st time for everything..

yeah so i guess i am in the market for a new "utility" (cx ?) bike or
something . I am 6'1" tall 56/57 cm..

On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 3:24 PM, john wrote:

> Wow, Surreal, walking down 4th avenue at lunch right past Kellor Auditorium
> and I see a Zefal pump. Hmm looks kind of like mine, holy crap it is mine.
> How did it get down here? took about 20 seconds then, OH CRAP they stole my
> bike and the pump fell off !
> they stole it out of the 200 SW Market underground parking garge about 10
> feet away from parking attendant... I guessing at about 11 am plus or minus
> 30 minutes..
>
> Its an old schwinn lugged road frame with a steel fork (straight blade
> lugged) made by me, a little art work into fork crown. Rattle-can Red. The
> dropouts were converted to back facing "track" slot. still had derailluer
> hanger. Actually put 7 speed on it a week ago (was a single). No front
> derailluer. 43 or 44 tooth front chainring. Eggbeater pedals with chamfer
> on axle to crank interface...
>
> The front wheel was kind of nice (unfortunately temporary on this bike, and
> now seperated from its match ! )..
> mavic front hub 24 hole to a rolf red rim originally 18 hole that i drilled
> 6 holes to and use inverted internal nipple with washers. Looked a little
> like 221 (two-to-one) spoking or G3 spoking, etc cept in the front. The
> seat bag, rather large, had a reflective "pi" greek symbol sewn in the
> back).. The rear brake bridge was raised .. uniquely done pic is here
> (only pic i have so far hopefully have more at home.
> http://picasaweb.google.com/bikeengs/StolenBicycle?feat=directlink
>
> Oh it also has some serious silvered patching around the downtube / head
> tube junction, where cracks had formed, and the 10 minute repair seemed
> easier than transfering components to a new frame.. Stickers on it also,
> NSD never say die sticker on the very front. plus a bunch of others..
> tektro caliper brakes. the super long reach ones...
>
> Oh also a fairly unique stem made / modified by me.. kind of artistic
> overlap two stems overlapped together..
>
> oh sh*t did this bike have the phil wood BB ? now i am getting sick.
>
> The rear wheel was a Alex offset rim. Single cross on non drive side. 17
> mm nuts with big washers !
> http://picasaweb.google.com/bikeengs/StolenBicycle?feat=directlink
>
> Black steel Fenders with white on the rear one., quick off quick on.
> heavily modified on..
>
> The bike isn't that "valuable" yet it is ... i do have a lot of time
> invested in modifiing and messing around with it...
>
> Least i got my pump back...
>
> If anyone sees it let me know !!
> I listed it on the bike portland stolen bike thingy.
>
> from John
>

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Wow, Surreal, walking down 4th avenue at lunch right past Kellor Auditorium
and I see a Zefal pump. Hmm looks kind of like mine, holy crap it is mine.
How did it get down here? took about 20 seconds then, OH CRAP they stole my
bike and the pump fell off !
they stole it out of the 200 SW Market underground parking garge about 10
feet away from parking attendant... I guessing at about 11 am plus or minus
30 minutes..

Its an old schwinn lugged road frame with a steel fork (straight blade
lugged) made by me, a little art work into fork crown. Rattle-can Red. The
dropouts were converted to back facing "track" slot. still had derailluer
hanger. Actually put 7 speed on it a week ago (was a single). No front
derailluer. 43 or 44 tooth front chainring. Eggbeater pedals with chamfer
on axle to crank interface...

The front wheel was kind of nice (unfortunately temporary on this bike, and
now seperated from its match ! )..
mavic front hub 24 hole to a rolf red rim originally 18 hole that i drilled
6 holes to and use inverted internal nipple with washers. Looked a little
like 221 (two-to-one) spoking or G3 spoking, etc cept in the front. The
seat bag, rather large, had a reflective "pi" greek symbol sewn in the
back).. The rear brake bridge was raised .. uniquely done pic is here
(only pic i have so far hopefully have more at home.
http://picasaweb.google.com/bikeengs/StolenBicycle?feat=directlink

Oh it also has some serious silvered patching around the downtube / head
tube junction, where cracks had formed, and the 10 minute repair seemed
easier than transfering components to a new frame.. Stickers on it also,
NSD never say die sticker on the very front. plus a bunch of others..
tektro caliper brakes. the super long reach ones...

Oh also a fairly unique stem made / modified by me.. kind of artistic
overlap two stems overlapped together..

oh sh*t did this bike have the phil wood BB ? now i am getting sick.

The rear wheel was a Alex offset rim. Single cross on non drive side. 17
mm nuts with big washers !
http://picasaweb.google.com/bikeengs/StolenBicycle?feat=directlink

Black steel Fenders with white on the rear one., quick off quick on.
heavily modified on..

The bike isn't that "valuable" yet it is ... i do have a lot of time
invested in modifiing and messing around with it...

Least i got my pump back...

If anyone sees it let me know !!
I listed it on the bike portland stolen bike thingy.

from John