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Old 07-18-08 | 05:54 PM
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Sorry to hear about your bike being stolen. It's a s hitty feeling. I hope it surfaces.
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Old 07-18-08 | 06:00 PM
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Old 07-18-08 | 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by 11201ny
small ulock.
it was stolen, not given. do you have it?
what kind of ulock?
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Old 07-18-08 | 09:18 PM
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two kryptonite u-locks.
one short, one long.
 
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Old 07-18-08 | 10:02 PM
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Originally Posted by na975
whenever i come across a really nice bike locked up, i really want to admire it but then i think to myself maybe the owner is watching me thinking i'm up to no good.
I feel the same way.

I'm also not feeling so confident in my u-locks anymore, even though I never leave it locked up for more than 30 minutes.

Hope you get your bike back. It's a nice looking ride.
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Old 07-18-08 | 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by 11201ny
two kryptonite u-locks.
one short, one long.

what kind of kryptonite locks? any evidence of how they were busted? sawed or maybe broken with a hydraulic jack?
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Old 07-19-08 | 04:56 AM
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Originally Posted by 11201ny
it was stolen in downtown NY at around 2am last night. whoever stole it is a lucky mf.

2am, leaving a bike alone in the dark in NYC. Need not say anything more. I do hope you get your bike back for it is a sad loss. To the person who stole this bike, may you suffer a bad case of crotch crickets. You also deserve to be run over by a 18 wheeler attempting to do skids on your back!
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Old 07-19-08 | 11:18 AM
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*actual Stolen Bike*

i found an image of the bike as it was when it was stolen:


 
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Old 07-19-08 | 01:17 PM
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Old 07-19-08 | 04:08 PM
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i always think about how upset i would be if i crashed and wrecked my frame. but i think getting it stolen would be way way worse. ugh.

have you went around to bike shops and stuff to let them know? maybe some shady dude brought it in and tried to sell it to trackstar or that new japanese shop which has consignment...
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Old 07-19-08 | 04:51 PM
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im from ctown/les also...ill keep an eye out...
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Old 07-19-08 | 04:54 PM
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I work in CTown too... Haven't seen anything, but DO call Jeff at Continuum Cycles on ave b and give him a head's up. He ALWAYS comes across stolen bikes...
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Old 07-19-08 | 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by 11201ny
two kryptonite u-locks.
one short, one long.

what kind of kryptonite locks were they?
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Old 07-19-08 | 05:28 PM
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it was stolen in downtown NY at around 2am last night. whoever stole it is a lucky mf.
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small ulock.
it was stolen, not given. do you have it?
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it's ALWAYS locked with two ulocks. i never leave it outside overnight.

I'm confused. You never leave it out at night but it was stolen around 2 AM, with a small ulock, not the aforementioned two ulocks?

Was it lifted from your domicile or out front of a bar? Did you have it locked up to something or did they take bike and lock as one?
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Old 07-19-08 | 07:43 PM
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is there such thing as bicycle ins? if so, i better have mine insured for 1/2 million$ to be safe..
 
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Old 07-19-08 | 08:23 PM
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You can get anything insured. You can get insurance for a body part.
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Old 07-19-08 | 08:32 PM
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I'm confused. You never leave it out at night but it was stolen around 2 AM, with a small ulock, not the aforementioned two ulocks?

Was it lifted from your domicile or out front of a bar? Did you have it locked up to something or did they take bike and lock as one?
i think you will always be confused.

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Old 07-19-08 | 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by 11201ny
i think you will always be confused.
he may be confused, but i am curious about the circumstances of your theft, because i trust a kryptonite U in nyc daily. it had been my impression that a first rate lock is virtually never defeated, and that almost all thefts are due to inferior locks and locking strategy, or simple forgetfulness and various mistakes on the part of the bike owner.

so please, could you answer, what sort of kryptonite lock was it? a mini, a NY fahgeddaboudit? both? was it broken?

do you think your lock was sawed with a portable electric saw?
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Old 07-19-08 | 09:43 PM
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fools jack bikes left and right out here in SF. i wanna know what happend too. dont want my ish gettin jacked.
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Old 07-19-08 | 09:45 PM
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51 cm
mavic / campy sheriff star wheelset (not in photo).
campy cranks (not in photo).

i'm broken.
Really sorry to hear, as [almost] everyone else has said. I don't recommend two U-locks to do the job, 'cause they both can be (with great difficulty) defeated with the same tool. Try using Chain and U-Lock (Like the Faggetaboutit Chain or U-Lock) or thick cable with integrated lock for the front wheel and Faggetaboutit U-lock for the rear, frame and bike post.

Hang in there and keep an eye out on New York CLs
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Old 07-20-08 | 03:31 AM
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whenever i come across a really nice bike locked up, i really want to admire it but then i think to myself maybe the owner is watching me thinking i'm up to no good.
Oh, this needs sigging.

OP, that sucks. Hope you get it or get a new one...
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Old 07-20-08 | 06:04 AM
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Originally Posted by 11201ny
i think you will always be confused.
By your lack of clarity in a response, should we assume that the theft of the bike was your fault. Left outside, poorly locked?
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Old 07-20-08 | 08:08 AM
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By your lack of clarity in a response, should we assume that the theft of the bike was your fault. Left outside, poorly locked?
u-lock security is another thread altogether. i'm just trying to get the word out. i consider myself partly to blame for this because i usually always lock my bike in a place that a bike thief would have a hard time clipping through a fat short u-lock. this time however i had no choice. other than now, i have never had any problems with my locks. i use the fattest ones available, one short, one long.
 
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Old 07-20-08 | 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by 11201ny
u-lock security is another thread altogether. i'm just trying to get the word out. i consider myself partly to blame for this because i usually always lock my bike in a place that a bike thief would have a hard time clipping through a fat short u-lock. this time however i had no choice.
no choice but to what? not use the locks at all? i dont understand why it is such a secret which model locks you use or if you used them at all.
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Old 07-20-08 | 10:26 AM
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Yeah, seems this guy might usually lock it up... but didn't this time?

Confusing.
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