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My garage in East Dulwich was broken into last night and a number of bikes stolen - Including a


Kona Operator (Blue DH bike)

Giant Reign X (brushed silver full suspension bike)

Haro Mary (bright orange front suspension bike)

HAro Thread - (small black Dirt jump bike)


Big cash reward offered for safe return no questions asked.

or

Cash also offered for information leading to recovery or details of thieves.


text me 07817 911 121

Thats a very, very nice list of bikes, feel very sorry for you.:(


I will keep an eye on the mtb sites I visit for anyone selling. It would be worth posting this on southerndownhill, I can sort this if you want.


I would also be scanning gumtree daily if I were you. Its likely that (as high value bikes) these will be shifted up north to be sold so dont just search in London.


Also keep an eye on ebay.


Good luck.

Nicholas Spears Wrote:

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> Out of interest, I think it's illegal to offer a

> reward for return of goods 'no questions asked'.

> It's supposed to encourage criminality.



I'm sure that's the last thing on his mind....


Demery, you probably already know this but apparently a lot of stolen bikes end up at Brick lane market. Might be worth a trip this weekend.

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