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Old 10-09-09 | 08:44 PM
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bashermax
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From: Southwest Georgia

Bikes: Jamis Eclipse, '81 TREK 613 (stolen) replaced by '82 Treck 613, Schwinn Supersport custom build (Stolen), Raleigh Scott Tinley - wife's(Stolen), Lightspeed Titanium custom build, late 70's Motobecane tandem, 80's Miyata 914, '86 TREK 400 Elance

An interesting Conundrum

Ok, My wife's bike was stolen last week. (A 1989 Raleigh technium, Scott Tinley) My beloved TREK 613 from 1981 disapeared in June, along with my sons dirt bike. I called the cops filed the reports etc... Then decided to take matters into my own hands so to speak. I teach high school, so I circulated pic of the wife's bike (I took pics of ALL my bikes after that and recorded serial no's too) and offered a $50 reward for it's return. It wasn't 24 hours before I had a name and "hood" of the culprit. I "logically" called the cops, gave them the name and adress of the guy with the bike. That was 2 days ago. With the fact that he probly knows I'm on to him I doubt they'll find anything if they wait longer.

So... Do I wait or do I go cut the guys hands off!? ( I favor the latter but understand that it's porblematic)

Why the @#$% don't the cops take a bike theft serious... I know it's "just a bike". But I have one worth more than most of the cars.

Waiting patiently, knife in hand
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