Vintage Men's Trek Road Bike with Reynold's Steel Frame Circa 1983-1985
What happened
The bike was locked to a city bike rack underneath the Metra over pass, right next to the Healy Metra Stop on Fullerton and Central Park. I locked it with a U-Lock, through the frame, the front wheel, and used a cable lock through the back wheel. The only fault was that I left the bike overnight there because I did not take the train home at night, and I forgot to get it. When I returned to the Metra station this morning, my bike was gone. There are usually about five other bikes parked there on a daily basis, and its a busy area, but at night it I can imagine someone having the time to saw through the lock, even though it is in a public area.
Bike details
- Type
- Road Bike
- Color
- Blue Metal Flake
- Size
- Larger Men's Size
- Condition
- Vintage Trek Road Bike. Reynolds Steel frame. Trek Decal was removed from frame, but Trek metal plate still on the front of the bike. A fair amount of chips and dents on the bike. Handle bars were newer, up-turned horn style. Converted to single speed: de-railer and shifting mechanism was removed but gears are still in place. Tires are newer tires, from 2 years ago.
Theft circumstances
- Date
- Jun 21, 2010
- Lock type
- Newer U-Lock w/ Flat Key
- Locked to
- Locked to bike rack.
- How locked
- Locked through front wheel and frame to object.
- How defeated
- Lock is missing, along with the bike.
- Duration
- 1 day
- Area
- Other situation, please describe below.
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