stolen pista NYC?
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Originally Posted by REC AVE C
anyone have their pista stolen in NYC? give me a shout with a description and I'll get it back to you.
https://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/bik/372762452.html
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Originally Posted by REC AVE C
ok owner has contacted me, bike is going to returned everyone is happy!
any story behind this? i'm curious.
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Originally Posted by CL DUDE
My chrome Bianchi Pista was stolen tonight from the doorway of a deli on 2nd and 9th, where I left it while I was grabbing a beer inside. I took my eye off it for one second to pay, and it was gone when I turned around.
The guy standing outside the deli told me that he recognized the thief from the neighborhood, and that he's seen him before with a pregnant woman and that they seem homeless. If this is the case, the guy is obviously desparate and I feel bad for him.
But he's probably going to sell the bike for way less than it's worth, and in any case, that bike is worth more to me than it will ever be worth to anyone else. I owned that bike for 4 years, and put well over 10,000 miles on it. Alterations include: Brooks B-17 narrow saddle, black seatpost, MKS pedals, and chopped and flipped riser bars with Oury grips
If you bought it, I will pay you what you paid for it. If you know where I can find it, please let me know.
I don't want to make trouble for anyone, including the guy who took my bike. I just want my bike back. If you can help me, please do.
The guy standing outside the deli told me that he recognized the thief from the neighborhood, and that he's seen him before with a pregnant woman and that they seem homeless. If this is the case, the guy is obviously desparate and I feel bad for him.
But he's probably going to sell the bike for way less than it's worth, and in any case, that bike is worth more to me than it will ever be worth to anyone else. I owned that bike for 4 years, and put well over 10,000 miles on it. Alterations include: Brooks B-17 narrow saddle, black seatpost, MKS pedals, and chopped and flipped riser bars with Oury grips
If you bought it, I will pay you what you paid for it. If you know where I can find it, please let me know.
I don't want to make trouble for anyone, including the guy who took my bike. I just want my bike back. If you can help me, please do.
Note the lack of spite! Good karma?
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yea, we need the back story here.. this seems like a "make you feel warm and fuzzy inside" read....
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Something like this was floating around elsewhere. I think somebody bought it from a bum for $40, asked around and found the owner.
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Awesome. Kudos to that guy.
I for one would have preferred a story with exposions, kung fu and fast cars. But I guess I'll settle for that.
I for one would have preferred a story with exposions, kung fu and fast cars. But I guess I'll settle for that.