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Old 05-04-07 | 11:35 AM
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Niles H.
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Originally Posted by Haschen
Hi guys. First post!

I was wondering about the morality and legality of rescuing bikes from being thrown out. For example, in a park near where I work there's a mountain bike frame, fork, and stem locked by a rusty chain to a fence. It's pretty obvious it hasn't been touched for a while. Would busting the chain and taking be wrong? Or would it be a public service?

I like building things and tinkering with bikes. I could build bikes out of found parts and give them to homeless people so they don't steal other people's bikes. Or sell them. Or whatever.

Or keep them.

I don't know, what's the group consensus?
"I was wondering about the...legality...."

Why not look up the laws? I would be interested in this too.

The police do not always have accurate answers or knowledge here. The laws are written down for all to see. They are not hidden, nor were they meant to be hidden -- they are meant to be public, and available.

What are the laws?

Anybody?

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