My bicycle was stored in the basement of the next door house. Bothhouses are owned by the same landlord. The basement door wassometimes locked, sometimes unlocked. Many renters and others hadaccess to the basement. I stored my bike in there around April 2008 whenwe moved into 1104 SE Lincoln. We moved out of the apartment to 2100SE Larch on March 5/6/7 of 2010. This is when I noticed that my bike wasgone. I was looking for it a few months ago and couldn't find it, but Iassumed my wife had moved it to our storage unit, but it turns out thatshe never touched it. The landlord knows nothing about thedisappearance. The last time I used the bike was around September of2008. The bike was locked only to itself. The bike is a dark blue"Specialized - Rock Hopper" mid 90's model, 1995 perhaps. Purchasednew from Collins Cycle Shop in Eugene, OR. The seat is black, has redhighlight in the center from front to back and an indentation for comfort.The seat has an anti-theft cable on it. The handle bars have mountedgrips on the ends, at 90 degree angles, bent at the tips, aluminum incolor. The handle grips have been replaced from the original grips whenthe end bars were mounted. There is a water bottle cage on the frontangled bar of the frame. Lock was mounted on back frame bar. There is ablack rack mounted over the back tire. There is wiring and mounting gearfor a trip odometer (left side) and a light (right side) on the handle bars.The frame bar has some scratches in the paint. The pedals have toe clips.I believe that the frame is 19" and is a men's frame. I registered the bikewith University of Oregon Public Safety (DPS) in the late 90's. There was asticker on the rear frame of the bike from the UO with a serialized numberPrint Report https://secure.coplogic.com/dors/app?service=page/ShowPrintableReport1 of 2 3/11/2010 1:27 AMon it. The bike has 21 gears, I believe. Additionally, my helmet was stolenat the same time. The helmet was a late 2008 model, Specialized brand.