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10-06-01, 08:51 PM
I was at work on October 4th, and my bike was stolen. It is a Spooky Brown Hornet BMX bike, nearly all black. raw custom fork by Frank the Welder (welded "FTW" on inside of left dropout). the following parts are black: King headset, Rod seatpost, Mirra seat, SS crankset, T1 43t sprocket, Kink bars, Trigger lever, frame, PrimoPro pedals, Snafu 2.125 RJ tires, V-grips, DK stem, Viking collar. The wheels are Peregrine HP-48s laced by 12 GAUGE spokes to Peregrine Phat Jack 14mm slotted hubs. 4 chrome Primo Stogie pegs, and aluminum Brooklyn Machine Works bar caps. This is a precious bike because it was my first Spooky and now Spooky is no longer in business. the fork was custom made for me, and signed. One of the suspects that i believe i talked to in the shop right before my bike was stolen said that he was from Nashua, NH. There are a lot of riders in that area, including the Eastern Boarder guys. I'd appreciate it if you could get the word out about a stolen Spooky, and PLEASE do not buy anything suspicious. Spooky bmx bikes are rare, and there is a reward to whoever gets my bike back. feel free to email me with ANY info about my bike. it is hard not to recognize a spooky, although i imagine the decals are gone. the most distinguishing features are the 12 gauge spokes, raw fork, King HS and Brooklyn caps. not many bikes have combine all four, so please be on the lookout around Nashua/Lowell. Thank you soo much :)