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Stolen TT Bike - Mullingar 2 day

  • 12-07-2010 9:17am
    #1
    eoghanconsid
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2 ✭


    My 2008 Felt DA TT bike with Zipp disc (with a Zipp tubular tyre) and wireless SRM professional power meter was taken from my 05-G-9515 grey Toyota Landcruiser sometime between 13:30 and 17:00 on Sunday July 11th. I have attached a picture. Its been reported to the Garda in Mullingar.
    The jeep was parked in the second row of cars (about 1/2 way down) on the training pitches within the rugby club compound.
    There was a Mavic Aksium on the front of the bike with a winter gator skin tyre.
    A rear Mavic Aksium (with a gator skin tyre) - with no skewer or cassette - was also taken from the car.
    The SRM computer was velcro'ed and cable tied to the TT bar. The cadence magnet was cable tied and velcrowed under the bottom bracket. The SRM was black.
    I am appealing to anybody who may have finished racing early and noticed something in the car park. Also if anybody notices this bike for sale on any of the buy and sell sites.
    Please contact me -
    Eoghan Considine
    Galway Bay Cycling Club
    086 8235229


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  • #2
    tunney
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,584 ✭✭✭✭tunney


    Sorry to hear that.

    What are the serial details of the SRMs?
    Not that many of them in Ireland, less being sold second hand.


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