Stolen 2013 Knolly Podium AND Endo

Both taken from garage in vancouver (fraser and 33rd area)

Both Day-Glo Yellow. Please text or call if you see them. James 604-368-1953

2013 Podium
-medium
-spank wheelset (black and red)
-spank and raceface components (black)
-formula breaks
-boxxer

2013 Endorphin
-medium
-spank wheelset (black and white)
-spank and raceface components (white)
-Suntour Duro fork

REWARD for any info that leads to a bike thief beating*

I hate these threads. Hope you get them back, amigo.

*craigslist link removed

This looks sketchy

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A Podium for a grand? That is sketchy as hell.
Good luck Jimmy James. Hopefully you get your bikes back.

Thanks for the well wishes. and thanks jamie and heckler for getting in touch with me.

I've msgd the seller. As well as a couple of other buds msgd too. Fingers crossed he likes the sounds of one of our emails…

Moral of the story though, is even if you reinforce your shop or storage, ie, window bars, new door etc etc, you should still chain them up inside or some other second level security. Learn from my pain chaps….

http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rch/bik/4659815102.html

This looks sketchy

Just came on here to post this one. Definitely stolen for that price

Good OP

might want to delete the references to the cl incase he's computer literate.

I'm gutted for you, hope you get them back.

and get the cops on it asap - it's probably stolen anyway, even if its not yours

and get the cops on it asap - it's probably stolen anyway, even if its not yours

I'd like to see what sort of priority something like this is for the cops … I've heard of people getting the brush-off from them and taking the law into their own hands.

I'd like to see what sort of priority something like this is for the cops … I've heard of people getting the brush-off from them and taking the law into their own hands.

I had a cop help me recover a friends bike after sending them the CL post. I contacted the seller, who provided me the stolen serial number (not all thieves are the smartest…), which the cop then confirmed with the shop my buddy bought it from.

Cop called the dude, told him who he was, guys freaked and dumped the bike at the Main St cop shop the next day. Sometimes the good guys win.

The cops also said they can't do a damn things without proof of ownership (aka a matching serial number). You can have pictures galore with all kinds of identifying features, but without the serial, the cops can't repossess it

Good friend of mine is an RCMP bike officer in Newton, he's an avid mountain biker as well. Spotted a crack head riding a TR450 I think it was, stopped the guy and called in the serial number. Sure enough reported stolen, bike was returned etc. Cops want to help, all to often the proof they need just isn't there ie. serial number. REGISTER YOUR BIKES or at least jot down the number so you can report it if it does get stolen.