stolen 2015 Motobecane Turino
Stolen 2017-05-10T01:00:00-0500 from Milwaukie, OR 97267
- Serial
- unknown
- Manufacturer
- Motobecane
- Model
- Turino
- Year
- 2015
- Primary colors
- Black
- Frame size
- 62CM
- Frame Material
- Aluminum
- Wheel diameter
- 700 C
- Tire width
- Narrow tire
- Drivetrain front
- 3
- Drivetrain rear
- 6
- Distinguishing features
-
It is a matte black frame with stock Turino & Motobecane decals. It is the tallest frame available for this make (62cm). Pedals are gold-colored, MTB style pedals with no straps. Saddle is a Brooks leather saddle, in red. Has a wooden rear fender with a red stripe down the length, to which I have the matching front fender. Fender is attached oddly, as it was not designed for the frame. Bike is fitted with a high-strength, shielded cable lock that is wrapped thrice around the front tube, to which I have the keys! Drop bars are upgraded to an ergo shaped, and wrapped with natural cork. BAR PLUGS are printed with a maple leaf on each one, in black and white.
Theft Details
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- Location
- Milwaukie, OR 97267
- Locking description
- Cable lock
- Locking circumvented
- Lock is missing, along with the bike.
- Stolen at
- 2017-05-10T01:00:00-0500
- Department & city
- Clackamas County Sherriff
- Description of incident
-
I very thoughtlessly left my bike leaning against the front window of a small store while I ran inside for a drink. I believed there 'was no way' someone could grab it and run off while I was in the store for <90 seconds. When I came out of the store, my bike was gone. I believe that there was a "crew" working the area, as I saw another bike that had had both wheels taken off of it, just around a corner from where mine disappeared.
Drivetrain
- Pedals
- Golden color, flat MTB style. No clips or straps.
Additional Parts
- Saddle
- Red leather. Slightly scuffed on left side of back 1/4. B17
- Fender
- Rear fender, made of wood! Beautiful, layered wood with a red stripe running down the center lengthwise. Attached to bike in odd manner, using wire and a 90 degree bend of one mounting bracket, to compensate for fender having been built for a different style of frame