STOLEN: Orange Cranbrook Motorized Bicycle

[littletinman]

Well, it happened, my pride and joy was stolen from our shed last night. Someone cut the lock with a bolt cutter and made off with my favorite bike and a old chainsaw. The bike is VERY unique so if anyone sees it, give me a holler!

The bike is the one in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg2OMgy29vs

Attached is a recent picture when i started up three weeks ago for the season.

 

[Tom Allen]

a beautiful specimen. I feel your pain.

 

[silverbear]

Sorry to hear about your loss.
SB

 

[Moisstink]

I want to destroy the ****** bags that steal bikes and motorized bikes. So uncool. I have had five bikes ripped off in Tempe, AZ (luckily not motorized) . In every possible scenario. If it is not in your hand it can quickly get in another. Sorry.

 

[Da Pedal]

Its a very nice bike sorry to hear bout that. Not a spokesman but i've heard excellent things about this lock, theirs some cool videos online

http://www.onguardlock.com/store/mastiff-8021

P.s the newest version has hexagonal links instead of just square ones i believe, also there is a shorter version

 

[GearNut]

littletinman, I am sorry to hear that you were burglarized! I HATE thieves!
I hope that you can get your bike back quickly without any damage done to it.

Da Pedal, here is the original version of that lock: http://www.kryptonitelock.com/Pages/ProductInformation.aspx?PNumber=999492
Most bolt cutters cannot touch it. Grinders and chop saws take alot longer than expected to cut through them providing you with more reaction time to stop the thief.

 

[Da Pedal]

yup thats the one. My bike build is almost complete and its not leaving the house without one. I'm even debating getting 2 of the smaller ones instead of 1 of 6' foot ones. Best to search around though , i think you can get em from velostar or somebody like that for 60 bucks but in reality its a $120 darn good lock

 

[Rudz]

Always use the double lock method. One u lock through the chain stays and wheel, another to an immobile object.

My bike stays in the house.