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Help--stolen 2009 Giant XTC Alliance black & white frame Melbourne CBD 16th Feb 2012

Greetings,

I am new to this forum and seeking help from forum members who might have information on the location of the theft of my MTB bike which had the lock cut on the 16th Feb in front of the state library.

I have reported to the police, with the serial number of the bike and they are viewing the CCTV footage for the identification of the person.

2009 Giant XTC Alliance black and white frame.

Frame: Alliance blend: T-700 advance composite/aluxx SL alloy

Fork: Fox 32 F100 RL

Cranks: Shimano XT

Drivetrain: Full XT including shifters, derailleurs, chain, cassette

Brakes: Shimano XT hydraulic

Rims: Shimano XT UST tubeless

Cockpit: Raceface evolve XC/Fizik Gobi saddle/ODI lock-ons

I have attached an image of my bike with this post and seeking the help of the public. A reward for the information to where about it is located.

Please PM, if you can help.

Troy

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Permalink Reply by Kenmon on February 23, 2012 at 2:58am

http://www.melbournecyclist.com/photo/bike-thief-got-caught

this scum could/might be the one you after!

Permalink Reply by Kenmon on February 23, 2012 at 3:01am

he maybe also active in inner city areas

Permalink Reply by troybar on February 23, 2012 at 8:02am

Thanks Kenmon for the reply...looks like someone is carrying around bolt cutters...left my helmet behind and took the bike.

Permalink Reply by Kenmon on February 23, 2012 at 6:25pm

In the city those scums probably use bolt cutters to do the 'job',  because bolt cutters allow them to do it quicker and then move on, but not always. I saw that scum who was tried to steal my bike he used the handheld cable wire cutter.

Permalink Reply by Kenmon on February 23, 2012 at 6:35pm

I always thought that the bike thieves are junkies or junkie look-aliked with T-shirt and track-pant. Now I was wrong about that thought, they dressed quite fashionable and fad, just liked the one who tried to steal my bike.

Permalink Reply by troybar on February 23, 2012 at 9:43pm

I agree with you, had heaps of beggars asking for money in the brand new sneakers and clean clothes telling me they need money for food. I wouldn't be surprise knowing that those who steal bikes for a living knows not to dress apart and how to get rid of it.

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