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08-01-05, 08:31 PM
Hello everyone,
My roommate Andrew just had the two-wheeled love of his life stolen from a residential neighborhood here in SE Portland last night. It was at 12th and Stark. He had it locked up with a NY Chain and burly padlock, but someone really wanted it.
It's 61cm 2002 or '03 bright yellow KHS Flite 100, without the decals. It had a black fork, black Chris King headset, setback Thompson seat post, bullhorn bars with no tape, yellow and black flite saddle, and toe clips with black leather Keirin double straps. He put so much time and love into that bike (he doesn't have much money, but spent the money he had on the thing he loved), and it's so sad to see him like this. If anyone has any info leading to the recovery of any part of the bike, we will both offer a reward and a hefty amount of gratitude.
Included is a picture of the bike.
If anyone would like to write me personally or anonymously, his email is
aeglennie@hotmail.com
and his number is (503)816-0150.
Thanks.
- Simon
My roommate Andrew just had the two-wheeled love of his life stolen from a residential neighborhood here in SE Portland last night. It was at 12th and Stark. He had it locked up with a NY Chain and burly padlock, but someone really wanted it.
It's 61cm 2002 or '03 bright yellow KHS Flite 100, without the decals. It had a black fork, black Chris King headset, setback Thompson seat post, bullhorn bars with no tape, yellow and black flite saddle, and toe clips with black leather Keirin double straps. He put so much time and love into that bike (he doesn't have much money, but spent the money he had on the thing he loved), and it's so sad to see him like this. If anyone has any info leading to the recovery of any part of the bike, we will both offer a reward and a hefty amount of gratitude.
Included is a picture of the bike.
If anyone would like to write me personally or anonymously, his email is
aeglennie@hotmail.com
and his number is (503)816-0150.
Thanks.
- Simon