Stolen recumbent, London

[John Hearns]

Posted for a friend:

Dear all My bike was stolen between the hours of 9.30pm
Wednesday and
8.30am Thursdayfrom railings on Southwark Park Road. I used
a good quality padlock but the railings were apparently
easier to cut...The bike itself is highly distinctive: a
Spirit recumbent yellow, with black SKS mudguards, Bosch &
Muller lights and dynohub, and a kickstand. On the left
hand side of the seat the black paint is scraped off at
roughly hip level, a reminder of flipping the bike on its
side in happier days.I don't yet have a crime reference
from the police so I would be very grateful if anyone
could contact me directly if they see this bike for sale
or being ridden around. Similar bike: http://www.hpvelote-
chnik.com/produkte/spirit/details_e.html

Regards Hugh Weekday contact details: [email protected]
Weekend contact details: [email protected]

(ps. Hugh also posted phone numbers to the Greenwich
cyclists list. I'll pass them on if need be)

 

[Just Zis Guy]

John Hearns wrote:

> My bike was stolen between the hours of 9.30pm
> Wednesday and
> 8.30am Thursdayfrom railings on Southwark Park Road.

Mr Larrington has the answer.

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[Dirtylitterboxo]

Bummer - I hope the bike is recovered undamaged. I hope the
nasty little oik that took it is found *not* undamaged...

Cheers, helen s

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[Davep]

John Hearns wrote:

>Posted for a friend:
>
>Dear all My bike was stolen between the hours of 9.30pm
>Wednesday and
>8.30am Thursdayfrom railings on Southwark Park Road. I used
> a good quality padlock but the railings were apparently
> easier to cut...The bike itself is highly distinctive: a
> Spirit recumbent yellow, with black SKS mudguards, Bosch
> & Muller lights and dynohub, and a kickstand. On the left
> hand side of the seat the black paint is scraped off at
> roughly hip level, a reminder of flipping the bike on its
> side in happier days.I don't yet have a crime reference
> from the police so I would be very grateful if anyone
> could contact me directly if they see this bike for sale
> or being ridden around. Similar bike: http://www.hpvelot-
> echnik.com/produkte/spirit/details_e.html
>
>Regards Hugh Weekday contact details: [email protected]
>Weekend contact details: [email protected]
>
>
>(ps. Hugh also posted phone numbers to the Greenwich
>cyclists list. I'll pass them on if need be)
>
>
the cyclingplus forum has quite a few London cyclists, the
more the merrier who can keep an eye out..

davep

 

[Dave Larrington]

Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:

> John Hearns wrote:
>
>
>>My bike was stolen between the hours of 9.30pm
>>Wednesday and
>>8.30am Thursdayfrom railings on Southwark Park Road.
>
>
> Mr Larrington has the answer.
>

Have I? Oh.

In order to apply the gun, accelerant and ignition source,
though one has first to catch the miscreants. This may be
difficult (especially in the pikey-infested hell-hole that
is Bermondsey ;-)

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[Just Zis Guy]

On Thu, 06 May 2004 11:53:01 +0100, Dave Larrington <[email protected]>
wrote in message <[email protected]>:

>In order to apply the gun, accelerant and ignition source,
>though one has first to catch the miscreants. This may be
>difficult (especially in the pikey-infested hell-hole that
>is Bermondsey ;-)

In which case a bit of preventive shooting'n'burning may be
called for. Say, the area between the B204 and the river.

Guy
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