If one or both bikes belong to you, please reply to this post with your phone number.
Thanks!
8 thoughts on “Found one Trek and one Gary Fisher Bike near 23 and Union”
BTW I should have mentioned that these bikes appeared to be stolen and were stowed near our house to be taken at a later time (I guess).
I found a kid (11-12 yr ) trying to store them in our yard, he said he was afraid someone would steal them. I called Greg’s cycle shop since the Trek had their sticker, I supplied them with the serial number and they called the owner of record—I’ve yet to hear back from them. When I got back from speaking with Greg’s the bikes were gone.
Have you guys ever heard of the police? It doesn’t hurt to call the police. I would have locked them up and called the police. Thanks for trying, I do appreciate it. Just that you had a chance to at least get bikes back to their owners. That’s pretty rare.
I’m Fritz, a manager at Gregg’s Greenlake Cycles, and I am in contact with the owner of record for the Trek. Please give me a call at the shop (206.523.1822) and I’ll put you in touch. If you supply me with the serial for the Fisher I may be able to contact the owner of that one too, if it’s one we’ve sold. If it’s from another shop, they may be able to do the same.
Greg’s has been playing phone tag with the owner. The bikes were stolen the day before yesterday. I informed Greg’s of this post so they will let the owner know about it and, we can assume, the owner will be in touch with you through this post.
Hi — The Trek is mine. Please give me a call. Thank you so much! 206-310-5755.
A locked trek bike lock was in the street (1500 block of 24th). I picked it up on 7/10…
I just retrieved my bike, which is the Trek. It is, indeed, missing its lock. Could I come take a look at the lock you found to see if it’s mine? Thanks very much! My phone number is in a post above.
BTW I should have mentioned that these bikes appeared to be stolen and were stowed near our house to be taken at a later time (I guess).
I found a kid (11-12 yr ) trying to store them in our yard, he said he was afraid someone would steal them. I called Greg’s cycle shop since the Trek had their sticker, I supplied them with the serial number and they called the owner of record—I’ve yet to hear back from them. When I got back from speaking with Greg’s the bikes were gone.
Have you guys ever heard of the police? It doesn’t hurt to call the police. I would have locked them up and called the police. Thanks for trying, I do appreciate it. Just that you had a chance to at least get bikes back to their owners. That’s pretty rare.
I’m Fritz, a manager at Gregg’s Greenlake Cycles, and I am in contact with the owner of record for the Trek. Please give me a call at the shop (206.523.1822) and I’ll put you in touch. If you supply me with the serial for the Fisher I may be able to contact the owner of that one too, if it’s one we’ve sold. If it’s from another shop, they may be able to do the same.
Greg’s has been playing phone tag with the owner. The bikes were stolen the day before yesterday. I informed Greg’s of this post so they will let the owner know about it and, we can assume, the owner will be in touch with you through this post.
Hi — The Trek is mine. Please give me a call. Thank you so much! 206-310-5755.
A locked trek bike lock was in the street (1500 block of 24th). I picked it up on 7/10…
I just retrieved my bike, which is the Trek. It is, indeed, missing its lock. Could I come take a look at the lock you found to see if it’s mine? Thanks very much! My phone number is in a post above.