Nishiki Antique Heirloom
What happened
Two bikes were locked using a U lock in the alley behind 1969 N Halsted APT 3. For familiarity purposes, I live above a restaurant named Taco Joint on North Halsted and between that street and the next there is an ally for parking and residential entrances. I locked both bikes up on a post on Saturday night behind my apartment in the ally. One was my roommates a turquoise Mongoose bike, an another was mine an antique Nishiki brand single speed bicycle that was a cream tan color. The bike was an heirloom from my father. I went outside this afternoon to move the bikes and they were both completely gone. There was no sign of them anywhere. I asked the restaurant and they had not seen the bikes either.
Bike details
- Type
- Road Bike
- Color
- cream tan color
- Size
- large- riders were 5'10 and 6'2
- Condition
- Very good condition. Was an heirloom from my dad when he was my age (22) Cream tan color. Was a single speed bike.
Theft circumstances
- Date
- Sep 29, 2012
- Lock type
- Newer U-Lock w/ Flat Key
- Locked to
- Locked to a metal pole, pipe, or fence.
- How locked
- Only the frame was locked a solid object.
- How defeated
- Lock is missing, along with the bike.
- Duration
- 1 day
- Area
- Alley or side passageway.
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