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Stolen bike, Perth WA

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  1. Original post
    Shigeru
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    Hi everyone,

    My bike has been stolen at Maylands train station, Perth WA.
    I left it there between 5:30pm and 9:30pm, and a f****** [censored] cut the lock, and ran off with it. It happened tonight, that is to say on the 31st of March, 2010.

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    Being a student and not having any insurrance, I'll have to pay off a new one off my pocket, which I cannot afford at the moment, and loose hundreds of hours in walking/waiting for public transport.

    It is a black Avanti, model Blade, bought about 2 months ago.

    Any recommendations or tips would be appreciated, I don't really know what to do except declaring it to the police.

    If i find it back, I am still puzzling out if I will call the police or give the guy a good lesson. I know that violence is never agood idea, but it is hard to adopt this philosophy once you are stuck in these kind of situations.

    Regards,

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  2. warakawa
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    there is not much chance you are going to it back unfortunately, maybe have a look at second hand market such as ebay, tradingpost or gumtree.

    never leave a expensive a bike at the station, you are asking it to be stolen.

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