1987 Schwinn World Sport
What happened
My bike was in the basement of a locked building (an 8 flat) in east bridgeport, which is its customary storage space and has been for some time. I was last seen around 8pm 11/1/11. This morning (~7am) it, and another nice(er), were gone, while all the other bikes in the basement remained. Some of the others are even more valuable, but perhaps too distinctive. None of the neighbors roadmasters etc were disturbed. The building showed no sign of forced entry. The only thing weird I can think of is that there were meter readers from ComEd in the basement Monday and Tuesday (day-of). They seemed legit, but maybe they were casing the place. Anyone else have a similar experience?
Bike details
- Type
- Fixed Gear / Track Bike
- Color
- black with gold
- Size
- 52 cm
- Condition
- Modifications from stock: CRANKS + BB: new, sealed short spindle bottom bracket (shimano?) driveside crank: Shimano 105 (165mm) nondriveside crank: debranded bulletproof (165mm) chainring: ~42 teeth PEDALS: MKS Sylvan pedals and cages with leather straps COCKPIT: stem: long (~120mm) black quill stem bars: dimension cruisery risers (max rise, max sweep) with clear oury grips tektro front brake lever wired to a front Miche Primato long reach single pull caliper Schwinn bell (!) SADDLE: Centurion Anotomica on a black Kalloy post WHEELS + TIRES: rear: off-brand deep section fixed wheel (black rims, black spokes) with a Panaracer T-Serv (25) front: Shimano 105 hub (QR) laced to a Wolber rim with a red Continental OpenSport (23)
- Serial #
- no obvious serial number; headtube badge has 335D stamped
Theft circumstances
- Date
- Nov 2, 2011
- Lock type
- Other
- Locked to
- Other situation, please describe below.
- How locked
- Other situation, please describe below.
- How defeated
- Other situation, please describe below.
- Duration
- 1 day since I rode it last
- Area
- Bike was in a locked apartment or residence.
- Police report #
- HT570967
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