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Old 08-03-15 | 03:03 PM
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ShortLegCyclist
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Bikes: Many bikes in three states and two countries, mainly riding Moots Vamoots, Lynskey R265 disc and a Spot Denver Zephyr nowadays

Originally Posted by practical
I simply lock the bike to the rack. I know that the straps could easily be cut and the bike along with the rack could be gone. I have a nice enough bike but not a multi-thousand dollar bike that a professional thief would bother with. I figure locking the bike to the bike rack will eliminate an "opportunity theft". If I'm travelling with my bike, I bring the bike (but not the rack) into my motel room.
Thieves steal bikes worth less than $250 all the time.

They want the components off that kind of bike, not the bike itself.
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