bikes stolen in MK - posted on bikeradar

this was posted about stolen bikes in MK - this is not me just want to help out fellow bikers!
http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10040&t=12839805

Help please in Milton Keynes!

To my complete discust I discovered my garage broken into this morning and three bikes, frames, components, clothing, accessories, helmets etc all stolen. I am devasted as you can imagine. It would be so good if you other bikies could keep an eye out for me.

The bikes stolen are:

Whyte T120S 2011. Standard bike except:Top tube, down tube and swing arm covered with bike film. Orange Funn Fatboy bars. HT magnesium pedals. Blackspire chain guide. Maxxis Highroller front, Ignitor rear tyre.

On-one 456 carbon, black with grey graphics, down tune, top tube and chain stays covered in bike film . My pride and joy, built myself. Truvative Stylo cranks, 'dangler' type chain device, gold Funn Fatboy bars and spacers, grey Superstar grip with gold lock rings, gold Superstar seat clamp, Black Stans Flow rims on Superstar stealth hubs, WTB tyres, carbon FSA seatpost, black and white SDG saddle, X7/X9 shifter/mechs, avid juicy brakes.

Commencal Combi Disc, black with blue graphics. Standard bike.

Commencal Combi Delux frame in white.

Urge full faced helmet in bronze.

Various handlebars, stems, pedals, cables, pumps etc, etc, etc.

Further details can be provided.

I suspect they will be stripped down and sold as components. However, please keep an eye out and let me know if you suspect anything. Together we can beat these scum!!

Thanks a million guys!


edit: chap is based in kents hill

I don't know about this fella, but if you have a Garmin unit and you upload your routes to Garmin Connect, make sure that you don't start or end rides at your house if your activity is not private and is therefore visible to anyone!

Make sure the little padlock icon shows as locked.

Kurt wrote:I don't know about this fella, but if you have a Garmin unit and you upload your routes to Garmin Connect, make sure that you don't start or end rides at your house if your activity is not private and is therefore visible to anyone!

Make sure the little padlock icon shows as locked.

The car sat-nav "home" isn't home for that reason, but never even considered the bike GPS.

It would appear that whoever it was, did have a Garmin

http://www.thamesvalley.police.uk/yournh/yournh-tvp-pol-area/yournh-tvp-pol-area-nh-newsitem?id=211751&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Remember that Padlock on Garmin Connect