stolen Schwinn Le Tour

Stolen 2015-03-05T00:00:00-0600 from Tucson, AZ 85719, US

Bike photo
Serial
unknown
Manufacturer
Schwinn
Name
Tyger Tyger
Model
Le Tour
Primary colors
Black and Yellow or Gold
Frame size
M
Wheel diameter
700 C
Tire width
Narrow tire
Drivetrain
Fixed gear
Distinguishing features
My boyfriend and I built that bike together at Bicas- it's more than a way to get around, it was a labour of love! It had a mongoose yellow and black seat for a male, and the frame was also for a male, but it was the lightest bike made for my side. There were faded red wrappings on it, a temple bell beneath the seat, and the gear holder was painted gold as well. The Schwinn medallion was left unpainted. The wheels were kevlar, and the pedals didn't match. One was for racing and the other was an old flat style metal pedal.

Theft Details

Location
Tucson, AZ 85719
Locking circumvented
Bike was not locked
Stolen at
2015-03-05T00:00:00-0600
Department & city
T.P.D
Description of incident
Outside of a Cafe where I work and hangout I left the bike in front of people, most of whom I knew, and went to get some food. Then I ate my food where I could keep an eye on it. I move to the bar and think, "I should place my bike in the back." Then as I head outside I see my bike gone and then I look around and see it being ridden off heading North on Park Ave on the University intersection. I gasp "That's my bike" I run forward thinking 'Do I know them?' It was a tall thin male with curly brown hair in a dark green blazer with jeans, narrow hips slim but broad shoulders. I start running after him as fast as I can, yelling "That's my bike!" My Tiger bike is too fast, too light and too wonderful for mere running to catch up to it. He rode off into the night across Speedway at 7:05 pm. Some kind soul offered me his phone to call the police after he was running after me, but I declined, instead going back to the cafe to interrogate the two individuals sitting next to my bike. They lied to me when they said it was a girl. I went inside and filed a police report online, as that's what TPD asks you to do in these tragic situations.

Drivetrain and brakes

Front Brake
There was one suicide brake on the motorcycle side, and it had a blue metal piece upon it.

Additional parts

Handlebar
Faded red wrappings, Hollow, may have some of the paint and gold inside the hollow part of it. Handlebars dropped down .

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