Cervelo P2 SL Robbed
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Riverbrady posted 1 year ago.
Gah, of all the things... :mad:
Sorry to hear about the breakin and loss. Is insurance not covering anything?
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corkfeeninpr posted 1 year ago.
Riverbrady;56194 wrote:
Gah, of all the things... :mad:Sorry to hear about the breakin and loss. Is insurance not covering anything?
foolishly I didnt have any
tough lesson
ah well
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Riverbrady posted 1 year ago.
In case you haven't already, the most common things we do in Austin (after talking to the authorities):
- - make the rounds at the bike shops, used bike shops, and pawn shops. Offer a reward if found. Make sure to note anything that can be used to identify the bike.
- - Keep an eye on Craigslist. http://puertorico.craigslist.org/ or http://puertorico.craigslist.org/bik/ for your area. I've known people to post about the stolen bike. I've known others to watch the posts and go look at bikes that match their stolen bike's description. If there are any notable marks, dings, or the like on your bike, note it on paper with a witness before you go look at the bike.
Can't really say much about new bikes myself, as I haven't shopped around for a couple years. Here's crossing my fingers for ya.
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brittda posted 1 year ago.
corkfeeninpr;56197 wrote:
foolishly I didnt have anytough lesson
ah well
Bummer!! I had that happen to me in college:mad: ---needless to say I got insurance after...its actually very cheap.
Any hoo--good luck in looking for a new bike!!!
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ggalvao posted 1 year ago.
tough one! my advice is to look for your bike like the others said. As it is not a 'common' bike you might have success!
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beads1985 posted 1 year ago.
Good tips Jeremy.
corkfeeninpr-
Do you own your house or do you rent?
If you own the house your homeowners insurance should cover it If you have the receipts you can establish the value to replace.
If you are a renter do you have renters insurance?
If not your landlord should be covered and maybe you can talk to them.
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Tikal Dog posted 1 year ago.
I don´t know how PR works in this types of cases but all I have read are things I could only dream of here in Guatemala.
Bastards!!
Here in Guatemala you would have lost it for sure.... no available insurance for things like bikes etc. Arghhhhhh I don´t whant to get into that subject..........
If you DO find your bike make sure you beat the "#$&%$ out of that !"##!%%#!!!!
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beads1985 posted 1 year ago.
Tikal Dog;56249 wrote:
I don´t know how PR works in this types of cases but all I have read are things I could only dream of here in Guatemala.Bastards!!
Here in Guatemala you would have lost it for sure.... no available insurance for things like bikes etc. Arghhhhhh I don´t whant to get into that subject..........
If you DO find your bike make sure you beat the "#$&%$ out of that !"##!%%#!!!!
Tikal. Pointless Violence is not the answer!!
However,
if you found the thief,
chain him to the back of your bike,
and drag him around the streets for 30-40 miles...
That is violence with a point.
You get a great workout and revenge.
Seriously Good luck on getting you bike back or insurance.
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corkfeeninpr posted 1 year ago.
Thanks to everybody for the kind and violent words
The type of crew that have my bike might not have a problem shooting me !!
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ggalvao posted 1 year ago.
corkfeeninpr;56255 wrote:
Thanks to everybody for the kind and violent wordsThe type of crew that have my bike might not have a problem shooting me !!
You are correct! You can always buy a new bike but life is irreplaceable!
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Tikal Dog posted 1 year ago.
corkfeeninpr;56255 wrote:
Thanks to everybody for the kind and violent wordsThe type of crew that have my bike might not have a problem shooting me !!
I guess I know what you mean! But hey......... I like beads proposal.
Since the guy who stoled your bike seems to be interested in the subject I would consider Beads idea and turn this guy into an IM by dragging him 140.6 miles in an XTerra type of event.
mmmmm after these coments I guess I only be allowed into Texas. But I can´t help it. Criminals just bring out my dark side.
Hyperactive Trifueler!!!! (I refuse to let the status go :p)
House broken into oct 24 here in San Juan, PR
Among a lot of electrical stuff an jewellery, They stole my fairly new(6 months) Cervelo P2 SL.
B**tards
On another note, looking to get a new bike
Recommendations ?
willing to spend between 2-3K.
Motivation in a complete hole at the moment too.
thanks for listening