stolen Moulden XC Hardtail
Stolen 2021-10-01T20:00:00-0500 from Edmonton, T5T 6J6, CA
- Serial
- unknown
- Manufacturer
- Moulden
- Model
- XC Hardtail
- Primary colors
- Silver, gray or bare metal
- Frame Material
- Steel
- Handlebar type
- Flat or riser
- Wheel diameter
- 26in
- Drivetrain front
- 3
- Drivetrain rear
- 9
- Distinguishing features
-
Moulden Bicycle Works, hand painted in white. Colour is a metallic green-silver. Seat is in a very high position as I am VERY tall. Circular white sticker with a picture of a bicycle on it on top bar.
Theft Details
- Location
- Edmonton, T5T 6J6, CA
- Locking description
- U-lock and cable
- Locking circumvented
- Lock is missing, along with the bike
- Stolen at
- 2021-10-01T20:00:00-0500
- Police report #
- OL21813878
- Description of incident
-
Bike was left unlocked leaning on storefront window in full view of people in the store. A sales clerk saw a man take it. I found the the helmet and water bottle on the ground not far away.
Drivetrain and brakes
- Pedals
- New, wide, black, metal pedals - not the type to click into.
Additional parts
- Bell/Noisemaker
- black, inexpensive thumb bell on right handle bar
- Fender
- front and rear flexible plastic fenders; rear one is attached with zip ties under pannier rack.
- Water Bottle Cage
- copper-coloured metal - standard size
- Rack
- silver metal for carrying two pannier bags over rear wheel. Has small black Serratus pannier on the left and larger blue and black pannier on the right (I forget the make of that one). Pannier on right has a black merino wool toque and a pair of beige ankle socks. Pannier on left has my garage door opener, keys to the bike lock, the cable to use with the U-lock attached to the bike frame, a pair of well-used MEC x-c ski gloves with leather palm, lip balm, bandages, 2 tire pumps (PB Ozone ATB Mini Pump from MEC), a few bungee cords, clean masks in a baggie, chain oil (Tri-flow 59mL Dry Lube, 2oz)
- Lights
- Rear LED light attached to seat post. USB charger, 250 lumens max, 9 settings, mode memory