retired - portland, OR and Berkeley , CA police report follows: ------------- serial number:PL976885 white Specialized Rockhopper with dual shocks. This incident has been reported to the Berkeley Police Department - and is pending approval Berkeley Police Department - 2100 Martin Luther King, Jr. Way Berkeley, CA 94704 510-981-5900 clear img General Information Incident Type Theft of Bicycle Tracking Number T14001894 Report Date 10/23/2014 07:41 AM clear img Reporting Person Information Name Witort, Paul Joseph Home Address Stannage Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94702, US Home Phone 510-280-5801 Mobile Phone 561-901-6782 Email paulwitort@gmail.com Race White Sex Male DOB 03/20/1946 clear img Incident Information Incident Location Stannage Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94702 Incident Time (start) 10/18/2014 12:00 AM Incident Time (end) 10/19/2014 12:00 PM Location Type Residence/Home/Driveway Theft Type Theft-Bicycles clear img Property Information No 1 Type Bicycle Brand Specialized Model Rockhopper FSR A1 Color White Serial No PL976885 How Many 1 Market Value ($) 600 Model Type Men's Gear Speeds 27 Property Description Specialized Rockhopper FSR ;dual shocks; White frame w/Red and Black; clear img Narrative Incident Description The bike had been left out on the driveway leaning on the driveway fence about 30' from the curb. A car had been parked in front of it but not for one night, and I believe that is the time it was stolen. My best guess was at night, but it is possible it could have been done in the daytime. There was no lock on the bike. The bike was in excellent shape as it had been relatively unused and was stored for more than 10 years. It had surface dust and some excess grease, but was in near new condition. Here is a link to a similar bike that is the same model, but a different color; my bike is primarily white with significant black and red detail and lettering. http://www.bikepedia.com/QuickBike/BikeSpecs.aspx?year=2000&brand=Specialized&model=Rockhopper+A1+Comp+FSR#.UeghKdJlnC8 It has a distinctly 'older' look as this was one of the earlier models with dual shocks - Front and back wheels. Newer models use thinner metal tubes, so this one looks almost 'clunky' because of it's wide tubes. There were not a lot of these made, so the design stands out in a cluster of bikes. I have pictures of the actual bike if you email me at paulwitort@gmai.com serial The equipment on the bike is all original, even the tires have 'Specialized" in white letters. The center of the seat has a small oblong hole (defect) that is about the size of a small watermellon seed. the ID on the sprocket is PL976885 . clear img