stolen 2018 Pinnacle Lithium 3
Stolen 2018-03-01T00:00:00-0600 from Beeston, NG9 1FY, United Kingdom
- Serial
- 041726437
- Manufacturer
- Pinnacle
- Name
- Pinnacle Lithium 3 2018
- Model
- Lithium 3
- Year
- 2018
- Primary colors
- Black and Green
- Frame size
- L
- Frame Material
- Aluminum
- Distinguishing features
-
Bike specifications: identical to Evans Cycles Pinnacle Lithium 3 2018 specs apart from addition of Shimano M424 MTB SPD pedals. Frame size: Large; Frame: 6061-T6 heat treated aluminium, double + triple butted tubes; Fork: Steel steerer and blades; Front Derailleur: Shimano Altus M310; Rear Derailleur: Shimano TX800, long cage; Number of Gears: 24; Shifters: Shimano Altus M310; Chain set: Shimano Acera M361, S/M -170mm, L/XL -175mm 42/32/22T; Bottom Bracket: Square taper, 68mm shell, english thread; Cassette: Shimano HG200 12-32T; Chain: KMC Z-7; Pedals: Supplied; Brakeset: Shimano M315 hydraulic disc w/Shimano RT-26, 160mm, 6 bolt; Handlebar: Pinnacle 6061 DB aluminium flat bar, S/M/L - 660mm, XL - 680mm; Stem: Pinnacle ahead stem S/M - 75mm, L/XL 90mm, 7 degrees; Headset: FSA IS3, semi-integrated for 1 1/8" 41mm ID headtube; Grips: Super-soft kraton rubber; Rims: Aluminium double walled 32H; Hubs: Aluminium, sealed loose ball, with allen key security skewer; Tyres: Continental Sport Contact II, 42c; Tubes: Presta Valve; Saddle: Pinnacle Sport Mens; Seatpost: Pinnacle aluminium 350mm x 27.2mm; Weight: 11.6kg (Medium size); Extra Features: Mudguard, Pannier & Crud Catcher mounts. Tyre clearance for up to 700 x 50c or 2" MTB tyres.
Theft Details
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- Location
- Beeston, NG9 1FY, United Kingdom
- Locking description
- Heavy duty bicycle security chain
- Locking circumvented
- Lock was cut, and left at the scene.
- Stolen at
- 2018-03-01T00:00:00-0600
- Police report #
- 18000099295
- Department & city
- Nottinghamshire
- Description of incident
-
Stolen from private underground car park between 6pm 1st March and 2.30pm 3rd March 2018. Bike was secured to vertical steel pillar using sold-secure gold rated chain-type lock. Chain was cut to release bike.