stolen 2023 KBO Breeze Step-Thru
Stolen 2024-04-07T21:00:00-0500 from Seattle, WA 98104
- Serial
- HDB3711
- Propulsion
- pedal-assist-and-throttle
- Manufacturer
- KBO
- Model
- Breeze Step-Thru
- Year
- 2023
- Primary colors
- White
- Frame size
- L
- Handlebar type
- Rear facing
- Wheel diameter
- 650 B
- Tire width
- Narrow tire
- Drivetrain rear
- 7
- Distinguishing features
-
White KBO Breeze Step Thru Electric Commuter Bike. 27.5" alloy wheels with black spokes and one 7000W hub motor on the rear wheel. Features a 7-speed Shimano deraileur and freewheel. Cable brakes, throttle, and 5 levels of pedal assistance. Has built-in headlight and tail light. Bell built in to left (front) handbrake.
Theft Details
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- Location
- Seattle, WA 98104
- Locking description
- Cable lock
- Locking circumvented
- Lock is missing, along with the bike
- Stolen at
- 2024-04-07T21:00:00-0500
- Police report #
- T24007204
- Department & city
- Seattle Police Department, Seattle WA
- Description of incident
-
At 5:50 AM, it was discovered that the electric bikes of myself and my partner had been stolen out of the on-site bicycle storage room of our apartment complex located on the west side of First Hill in Seattle, WA. The bikes are presumed to have been taken during an elevator outage that severely limited movement of residents in one of the property's two towers. Service personnel were on the premises all day Sunday working on the elevator issue, and in the process may have left doors that are normally secure wide open. The bikes were locked in the bike storage room, which requires a resident key fob to be tapped for access. Additionally, the bikes were each locked to racks with combination cable locks. The theft may have been premeditated due to the security measures that were bypassed, and the thieves' ability to remove the locks. More than likely, cable cutters or similar industrial tools were used to break the locks. Police report was filed and the leasing office was notified. An investigation is ongoing with property management to review camera footage to pinpoint the time the bikes were stolen.