1955 phantom schwinn (ladies)

What happened

I live on a street that a lot of Northern Arizona College students park their cars on and it was the end of the semester. I feel like someone had an eye on my vintage cruiser and decided to take it with them when they left school and returned home. It isn't a terrible neighborhood but it is a little hood. The bike was so unique I doubt anyone will try to ride it in flagstaff because it was rather identifiable. There were reflectors on every spoke on the front wheel and the back wheel had orange tape and black and white streamers woven through the spokes. It was my moms bike that she rode when she was in highschool and is very sentimental.

Bike details

Type

Cruiser / Comfort Bike

Color

black and red

Size

original springer suspension

Condition

chipped rubber on the right handlebar, tank with button for horn (horn not working), seat predates bike, anodized (sp?) red post market 70'sish araya anondized (sp?) red rims, post market gear, chain guard painted orangey red, missing original nut on the left side of the front fork, dented and painted fenders with torn headlamp bolt holes, beat up and beautiful, rides like a champ.

Theft circumstances

Date

May 5, 2012

Lock type

Combination Cable Lock

Locked to

Locked to a wooden pole, railing, or fence.

How locked

Locked through front wheel and frame to object.

How defeated

Lock was cut, and left at the scene.

Duration

6 hours

Area

Porch or yard.

Police report #

p1207812