I Got My Stolen Bike Back After 2 Years-Thief is Getting BUSTED!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Two bikes were stolen from me on Christmas Day, 2017. Huge bummer! This is a story 2 years in the making, but it has a happy ending.
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FINALLY!! The story of my stolen bikes comes to an end, 2 years in the making. Anyone else sleep with their bicycles?
Congrats man! My mountain bikes are just beside my bed! I know the feeling!
I`m glad I have a bicycle room in our building .
Really glad to hear you got your bikes back, Ryan! I've been looking at the Trek 1120 myself and understand how that one is especially nice to have back! Awesome to see that you've got some really good friends out there willing to go the extra mile to help you out like that.
lol, yeah it sad that it has to come to that to have to sleep with your bike to feel safe. my old bike I just leave in the garage with the door open but when I get my new bike (soon) I will park it in my bedroom locked up.
Ive read Abus U locks made in Germany are the best.
I recently found a bike in the woods. It looked to me like it had been stolen and dumped. The next morning (black Friday) it was still there. So, I wrote down the trek serial number and took it to the local trek dealer with the bike in my truck. They were able to look up the original buyer and contact them. The bike was stolen and the trek dealer was able to get it back to the rightful owner. Score one for the good guys (Trek and Walt's Bike Shop).
That's good man great work!
Right on Alex!!! That's so awesome. Good karma coming your way!
Arent you a hero lol.
@@fredrickneitzche6748 I don't think he was trying to be a "hero" but he's obviously a nice person and that's rare.
Most people would have just walked on by.. he went above and beyond to do a good deed and that's awesome because it says a lot about his character.
I appreciate good people.
Bonus points to you!
I laughed a little bit when you said mom has the racks 😂
haha, glad you caught that ;)
@@duzer Ryan still sucks on that rack lol.
@@maameloic7656 you wish your mom loved you that much. Stop!
Wowwwwww that woman deserves to be in your future videos riding with you. I’m amazed there are people like that. Just wow. That woman have more balls than 90% of us men. She did that for a complete stranger risking her life. Just WOW!!!
Still watching the video...
You have to give this woman a lot more credit that you did on this video.
A video with her even wearing a full face helmet to hide her identity would be awesome.
She deserves it. Happy riding.
Bikes stolen =5 Bikes stolen from outdoors=2 Bikes stolen from indoors=3 Bikes recovered =1 Bikes recovered undamaged =0
If bikes had been a thing in Dante's time he would have described a level of hell for people who steal them.
Those are some sad stats, and all too true for most people.
The good news is this all happened before 1984. I've had the same bike for 31 years now.
Actually there is a level of hell for those that steal bikes. Unfortunately, there is a level of hell for all of us. Because it is not just thieves, but liars, adulterers, fornicators....etc. (sleeping with your bike doesn't count, but with your girlfriend does) The list is quite extensive and includes all of us in one way or another. But God is merciful and provided a way out. Repentance (turning from sin) and putting your trust in the one who paid your fine on your behalf...Jesus Christ
Who ever thought a bike theft video could turn into a sermon???
:o this is sad.
Curious how they steal from indoors, did you have a break in?
I'm so HAPPY!!! Seriously, this is amazing. My son's TREK was stolen in Dallas and we are in mourning. I have a TREK, he is living with me, but we can't bike together because HIS BIKE WAS STOLEN. So I feel your pain and I celebrate with you that you got yours back!!!!
I hope you get your son's bike back!!
_Nothing is safe._
Thank goodness, somewhere out there, exists *Officer Duzer.*
Congrats and Merry Christmas!
I absolutely HATE thieves! There's no punishment good enough for them. Glad to see that there's a Happy Ending to your story.
A bit of advice to others: Write down the serial number of your bike, alot of riders fail to do that. Another tip, document your bike with detailed pics and update whenever you make any changes to the bike, ie new wheels, seat, bar tape, etc.
Man that is crazy. Reminds me of my friend who's Allez was stolen while he was at work. He graduates and moves half-way across the country. A year later the police notify him they recovered his bike. They are now happily reunited and enjoying scenic rides in Appalachia. Glad you got yours back. Its sucks having anything stolen but a bike becomes a part of you. Jeez now I'm paranoid. My entry level Imola is never outside without me on it. But I just put down for a Surly Ogre. No, they're not that expensive but it can run +tires and this is the thing that will free me from the dreaded automobile and take me to Mexico after grad school. If it were to be stolen...I don't think I can grocery shop now anywhere that won't have curbside pickup. Just thinking about it stressing me out. Thanks for the heads up on Bike Index. Proceeding to register everything...
I had a bike stolen in Longmont - ended up finding it a month later and got it back before it was sold! Glad you got your rides back!
greg alexie right on!!
Congrats on getting your bikes back Ryan ,I love happy endings,happy trails.
Ryan, I am happy you got your bike back!! That Trek 1120 is sooooo awesome looking! I have been on the hunt for one of those ever since your baja adventure!
Great news for you, Ryan. As a young boy, my treasured bike was stolen and I never got it back. It was a devastating feeling way back then that I have never forgotten after about 56 years!
oh man what a bummer, I totally understand your pain
Back in time for Christmas. Two years of intensive learning, right. And we profit from your experience. Thank you.
Ryan, mate. So glad you got them back. I recovered two stolen bicycles this year, belonging to the same guy that I never met him until I return the first one. I told him that we weren't ending the year without recovering both of them since we sawe them both being sold online. First one was near my house, I contacted the local police about the deal that was going down that day and they agree to send a unit to support us. Got there the seller got there the police arrive 1 minute later when they said they would. Perfect timing. Two weeks later we found the other one. It was near my brother, 200 km north. I contacted my brother that he's from the republican national guard, since it was his area. He contacted his colleagues and they went to the meeting to see the bike and recovered. Everything went as plan but none of the sellers were the thief's.
Everytime someone stole you a bike, never say public that you found it on sale in the Internet or anywhere. Try to find where's it being sold and contact local authorities and someone you may know in the area to arranje the meeting and help you recover it.
Merry Christmas
Hug 🤗
Thieves do so much more damage than they realize...
The worst people on this planet are scammers and thiefs (among a few others)!! Victory to you Ryan, bravo!!!
Keith Douglas I agree! Scammers revelry ripped off my sweet ol grandma, so evil!
@@duzer Glad you got your bike back. We have become too civil for these scumbags. In the old country where I am originally from we use a sjambok to give some treatment to the thief till he bleeds.
@@duzer sorry to hear that Ryan, it's disgusting.I've been stolen from before and its not nice.the sad truth of life is that as hard as your working to save a little money n get by in life some low life some where is working just as hard to take what you have.if its any conciliation at least in U.S.A., if they get caught they will do time, here In Ireland you would literally have to kill someone before you would get sent away! I've had my long-term saving stolen before n it's a terrible thing!! Give you regards to your gran and tell her unfortunately she's not alone and hopefully one day with gods grace karma will take revenge on this worthless people!! Sorry granny duzer ....also I know in belgium as I used to work there I've seen people leave really good bicycles out side and they never got touched.I onced asked a native there about this, I was told that stealing a bike is the same punishment as stealing a car so nobody will touch your bike.perhaps they should make this the law elsewhere too:-):-)
Thx for this. I’ll be registering my bikes.
You were so fortunate to get them back. 2016 I flew out to Vilnius, Lithuania, to pick up and ride back to the UK a Rohloff Moulton I'd bought on Ebay. The bike was like new, the Rohloff hub every I'd hoped for.
The 2 weeks I spent riding across the top of Poland were probably the best 2 weeks I'd ridden anywhere. Perfect weather, great roads, lovely people. About 1800hrs, 2nd day in Germany, I stopped for a coffee at a service station. Put my chain through the frame and front wheel. Came out 15 mins later and the bike + everything on it gone.
Police called, CCTV checked, nothing seen. I was left with nothing but what I was standing in. Bike never recovered. I did put the story out on various bike forums, but to no avail. I'd have been very surprised if the scum bag thief even knew what he was stealing.
After getting home I didn't leave the house for 5 days as I couldn't face the prospect of bumping into anyone that I knew and then having to tell the story. The worst part was losing my Brooks saddle, that I'd had for about 20yrs and on which I'd done 10s of thousands of miles. If I was to be offered the bike and all of my gear back, OR my saddle, I'd have to pick the saddle. Everything else can be replaced, but I can't buy a saddle as broken in as that one, (and I don't have enough years left to break in another to the same degree!)
Anyway, water under the bridge, lessons learnt. Within, hopefully, the next couple of years, I plan on doing a long distance ride in the USA, (on a Rohloff Moulton!) and have just discovered you very useful vids. Many thanks, LG.
It's unbelivable! Congrats Ryan!!!
I'm going to buy a bike, leave it unlocked, then hopefully in 1 year find it again. Seems like a bullet proof way for me to get more views on my channel. Thanks for the tip :D
The bike was stolen from his house. Would you lock your bike inside your house? Probably not
@@osamaalzehrawi1081 It was a joke, after he said that people love stolen bike stories.
He said the only thing that remained was the busted lock.......
It's a risky and expensive way to gain followers, but give it a shot! haha. Maybe try something less expensive, like a soccer ball ;)
Recovery of Priority bike was AWESOME!
It sure was!
It's like the only knock on bikes that they're so easily stolen; so glad you got yours back!
true!
That's a great news that shows the power of people with positive energy. Kudos to Boulder PD for their persistence work. In most countries, the coppers don't even file a claim for this kind of petty theft. Social networks unite people who share the same values and principles.
A Trek 1120 costs around $2,500, so even with depreciation due to being used, it's well into grand theft territory, not petty theft. The minimum value that usually qualifies for grand theft is $500.
Congratulations on getting them back! Kind of an early Christmas gift! Here on the Island it's like magic, your bike disappear and you NEVER see it again... They go through the bicycle version of "Auto Chop"
Add. GPS (in your handlebar stem, etc). A Lo-Jack of sorts.
Awesome. A few years ago someone stole my new Giant NRS full-suspension MTB off my front porch as I was putting on my shoes to go riding. They apparently knew that every Wednesday at 3 PM I rolled it out of my apartment and leaned it against the wall while I put on my SPD shoes and kneepads. I walked out to start my ride and the bike was gone. I never got it back but Allstate homeowners insurance paid me in full for the bike within a week or so.
Lesson learned - keep my bike indoors when living in an apartment and only take it outdoors when I am prepared to mount it and ride or to load it on my rack and drive away. Seriously, because someone stole my 12 foot Kryptonite cable by cutting the large padlock on it, so nothing is actually safe, especially good bikes, outdoors.
This is why I keep my bikes in my apartment.
The worst feeling is being reunited with your property "after" a stranger has used it. Makes me feel violated. I'm glad you found your bike's and what a great feeling to know he'll get jail time.... Or the broken leg 👍🏼
SO GLAD YOU GOT YOUR BIKES BACK!
Me too!!
Congrats on your bike's return-
Yay!
Ryan talking to his brother you could tell his heart was jumpin out of his chest. He wanted to get this guy.
Happy You Had Your Bikes Recoverd Brother 😎✌️😁
Great news. Looking forward to the video where the thief is drawn and quartered.
Glad you got your bikes back Ryan!
Me too
This is great ending to your story Ryan. My uncle had an Orange colman canoe stolen back in the late seventies. It showed up in a pawn shop 15 years later with his name still in one of the seat tubes. The owner of the pawn shop called the police and found out it was stolen . My uncle was living in Upland Ca at the time and it showed up in Springfield Mo. This is the same place he was living at the time it was stolen. He still has that same canoe today. I am glad you got both your bikes back.
Wow! That's an incredible story!!
I think so many people post, because we've all been violated in that way at some time or another, and it feels good to know the good guy wins sometimes. It caught my eye because I used to live in Chicago. You didn't let your hand leave it for a moment. It was a great moment to see you get the first back, especially as it was, and then to close the book. I hope you have a great summer.
Thanks!! This story has a happy ending for sure
I found your channel through your original stolen bikes video.
Checked out few other videos and immediately subscribed. Boy! It's been a good journey, specially the love cycles series was particularly beautiful! ♥️
That's awesome! Thanks so much for staying with me. Cheers my friend
Im very happy you got them back. I've had too many bikes stolen and also seen a few of them on Offer up shortly after being taken. My last stolen bike was a Felt road bike and the thief used a knife and a hatchet to "convince" me to give it up. In the end, "stuff" can be replaced, a life cannot.
On the road, I always carry an Abus Granit Ulock and at home I have massive Kryptonite New York chainlocks. When out camping I add a steel tether I made from Home Depot. Using a length of steel rope(10'-12') covered in plastic, I make loops on each end with those loop clamp things on the other side of the aisle that bolt the looped cable together. The other side will get a Velcro strap with a steel ring, slid onto it before bolting down the loop. 3 clamps each loop then threadlock the bolts and wrap in silicone tape so there are no sharp edges to scratch anything. At night, the loop weaves through the bike then the end with the Velcro strap will go through this loop and pull tight. Velcro wraps around my ankle and cable isn't very large so its not very obvious. If my bike is moved, not only is it U-Locked to a stable object, its also attached to me! I also have an alarm attached(hidden) with steel bands to all of my bikes. Alarms don't stop anything, BUT the screaming siren will get my attention that my bike has an issue. Less than $20 on amazon, for your bike to be able to scream for help is money well spent. The steel tether cost under $20 to make from HD.
Ryan, this is good news. Years ago I had a cheap bike stolen and it crushed me. I'm sorry any of your bikes have ever been stolen, but I'm glad you got the two back. Your videos are awesome and informative in all ways, even to the point of reality that their are jerks out there (like you suggested should be kicked in there balls) and it scares me to think any of my bikes would be stolen today. Thanks for the information to register our bikes and the need to keep them secured.
Happy riding friend.
No lock lasts forever. I recently changed the pedals on our two Trek F600 folding bikes to MKS EZYs, which are removable.
A locked bike is even less attractive to a thief without the pedals.
Merry Christmas Trek fan!
Merry 2019 Christmas, 2 years late! Awesome.
Glad it’s back home. Enjoy the rebuild!!!
Unbelievable!
Many recall that initial video-
Onward-
Wow! Impressed you got it back. Usually never happens unfortunately. Hard work pays off.
Looking forward to what is coming now that you have a bike back that clearly was a favorite. Stoked for you.
Awesome. It’s great to retrieve something lost or stolen. Happy for you. 👏🏼
Glad youtube recommended me your videos again.
I'm glad too!! Thanks for watching this
@@duzer very happy to see you got it back man!
That's crazy. Glad you got them back though. Truth is nothing is safe anywhere if someone is determined to steal them.
My bike and my neighbors' bikes all got stolen from the bike room to our apartment a couple months ago except a boy's bike. A police report was filed for my stolen bike and I was told by my manager that she had helped the other tenants out at reporting the theft of their bikes to the police but none of us have gotten them back. I have no hope that we'll ever get our bikes back. I hope the thieves and the people who built the bike room will burn in hell. Those people who built the bike room had the door with a sign next to it on the outside of the building and nobody's ever gonna put a bike room in it again. I hope bikes and bike rooms get outlawed and banned forever.
Great story and outcome! So glad you got them both back.
You are phenomenally fortunate.... Good for you
Good on you. Happy to see you got your bikes back.
Amazing story! Glad to hear you got your bikes back!
I'm so psyched!
You have better Police across there than we have in Scotland. I have a mate who is a Police Officer and he's not allowed to give me advice.
Well done at getting your bikes back.
May you and your 1120 have a Merry reunited Christmas!
To quote Kermit,
"YEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!!"
PS: I hope Santa brings you a new crankset :-)
And girlfriend too.
@@tomm7854 haha, yes please ;)
Trek is sending me a new crankset! yeeaaaaahhhhh
@@duzer Santa is working early this year! I bet he made a call to Mr. Burke. ;-)
Glad to hear that you got both your bikes back.
Another idea is to get one of those apple 'Airtags' and hide them inside the bike somewhere (maybe bar or stick under the seat). Best way to track them if lost!
Oh man, two years later! That never happens. Awesome to hear!
I know, right? crazy circumstances
Been watching this story since it happened. So nice to see a happy ending to this. Can't wait to see you on the 1120 again. Absolutely loved your Baja trip. Cheers!
Thanks to all who helped you to get back some of your souvenirs , stay cool and take care
Awesome that you got your bike(s) back and kudos to the Boulder PD!! WOOHOO!!
SO GLAD YOU GOT THE TREK BACK!! Nothing worse than theft. Really irritates me! I love the 1120 hope i can get one myself one day, but by purchasing it myself :D
Ryan,
Congratulations on getting your 2nd bike back. I remember the time when this happened and knew that it wasn't too long after you came back from your Baja trip.
wow... glad to hear that Ryan. Nice story!
Ryan, life is good. I just came across to this video of yours and it is quite a story. Yes, just be careful I too hate when people steal another's hard work equipment. Have a great life. 😊😊👍👍
So glad you got you bikes back! That girl is bad ass! I would lose my marbles if I lost one of my bikes! Cheers
YEESSS!! As soon as I saw the video title, I literally jumped up with excitement for you Ryan! So glad you got it back. Long live the 1120
It's pretty bad down here in Albuquerque too. I learned my lesson right off the bat when I moved here for college years ago. Bike got stolen on campus within my first week (broad daylight while I was in class). Known a lot of people over the years who've had theirs stolen as well. These days I don't even feel good leaving my bike outside for basic commuting and errands, unfortunately. If the bike comes out, it's specifically because I'm going out for a ride, and it stays with me the entire time until it's safe inside at home again. Stinks, because I don't like being so paranoid, and I would like to use my car less, but I've seen too much around here for me to relax about it.
Woot. At this point I thought there was no chance on getting the 1120 back. Get that baby fixed up and take it on another epic journey just get another saddle this time.go for a brooks.
I worked for a few years at a bike shop in Northern Michigan and as a 10yr sobriety gift to myself I bought a Trek Blue Marlin 29er. I loved it!...Also the head mechanic over time kept upgrading every single part. I was left with a wonderful wonderful bike. A few years later I moved in with my Twin brother in Denver....I went to a 12step Meeting In Denver on York St and in 30 minutes it was cut through both locks!....I worked at Golden Bike Shop part time and rode a road bike from Denver each Day and My buddy Steve Riggle said "hey man want to buy my Trek SS Rig for cheap?" And I have been on that same frame size....same bike all over Colorado and Midwest and Man I think about my Buddy each time I ride it....usually as I sport a Cheshire Cat ear to ear Grin!.....so thankful!
Wow! What a story, thanks for sharing that. Happy trails
Dammit Ryan. Now you have me shopping for a new bike. I am forsaking my Surly Pugsly for the Trek. Merry Christmas and thank you for all your hard work on these videos.
haha, sorry! This is a pretty sweet ride for sure
Glad you got your bikes back Ryan, it’s a great story. I also enjoyed how you threw in the clip from The Usual Suspects. Kudos to that!!
What an amazing story!
Same thing happened to me in Boulder in mid 80s. My Walkman was stolen from my glove compartment (where I keep my gloves...). And 5 yrs later. Boulder PD retrieved my Walkman and returned it to me! Have faith always!
So glad this whole ordeal is finally taken care of!!! You and that bike have got some catching up for you!!
I don't like seeing stolen bike videos but it's always great to hear they were returned and that is what I hope for everytime I click on one. You are lucky, Ryan, most never come back as they left hahaha Happy Christmas and Merry Holidays, everyone. Whatever you celebrate have the best one yet!!! :)
Ryan, what a fantastic outcome. I still have and ride a Trek I bought new in 1979 and it hangs from the ceiling in my bedroom when it’s not being ridden, I’d be devastated if it was stolen.
I totally agree with the idea of registering your bike both nationally and locally if possible. The suggestion of others to photography your bike(s) and document them well is a great one too.
One other idea I wanted to share was one I learned when I sold a bike I had a few years ago. The guy who eventually bought it wouldn’t even come to look at it unless I could show him my original sales receipt. Apparently he had his bike stolen and reused to support a system that encouraged theft for cash. The old saying is true, “if it seems like too good of deal to be true, it probably is”, and someone is likely enabling that great deal with the pain of a stolen bike. If everyone who bought a used bike demanded proof of ownership, the market for stolen bikes would be far less appealing for thieves.
Yup. I don't sleep with my bike, but it does live in my bedroom when its not between my legs. I commute to work on it and it goes up into my office as well.
right on!
Hey man I lost my Giant TCR 2013 model a few years ago. I had ridden her thousands of miles. We climbed some of the highest mountains when I vacationed in Colorado and she even had a sweet power meter from stages which i saved up for a few months. Long story short, I will live in your victory vicariously and pretend like we are once again riding to work :) !!! May all bike thieves stub there toes so hard they cant walk without pain for months!
Another win for social networking! Couple of years ago a privateer pro racer had his 450 KTM ($14000) stolen right out of the pit area at the Anaheim SX race. He posted the occurance within 15 minutes and some random fan spotted the bike in the back of a pickup truck on the freeway while driving home after the same race. Got the license plate and tracked it to an address in Ventura. Sheriff officers raided the guys house and the bike was recovered.
I let my son borrow my beloved 1989 Specialized Rockhopper comp (my first MTB bike) who proceeded to leave it briefly unlocked in a nearby forest. About 3 years later I noticed an orange Rockhopper set out for the trash about 6 houses down from mine. It was a bit beat up with brake cables cut etc. but definitely salvageable, especially for an old friend. While I was loading my bike in my truck, the homeowner came out and asked what I was doing. I said I am reclaiming my stolen bike. He said, he had a bunch of old bikes that kids bring by and leave them and that he had no idea it was stolen. Long story short, get the bike rebuilt give it to my other son, who has it about 2 week before it was stolen again. I still miss my beloved orange Rockhopper...
Half of my bikes are in a storage unit, the other half are at my house inside a privacy fenced yard, in a wooded area on a property that shouts "A crazy hillbilly lives here! Don't come screwing around!"
haha, that's some good deterrent!
Glad you got your bike returned. I have never had a bike stolen, but in 1996, when I was deployed to a dangerous, very sandy place, my storage unit was broken into and all of my personal firearms were stolen. The police recovered several almost immediately, but one handgun was gone....until June of this year. A detective in Florida found me 23 years later in Kansas and shipped it to a local FFL dealer for me to pick up.
aw man its nice that this has a happy story I had one wheel stolen from my car and man that sucked so bad... put me back on debt I didn't wat etc. I'm learning how to keep bikes safe etc and starting to do that more. Love your videos and love seeing colorado there too hopefully one day i run in to you! haha
I never leave my bikes even locked outside in daytime for long. Never at night !!! I do however sleep with my guitar while bikes are safe and warm inside like family... 😆
Not just bicycles, motorcycle theft is just as bad. Lost a Yamaha R1 back in 2001after only 6 days of ownership and it still haunts me today.
Glad it's back home safe. Ride on.
I'm really happy you got the bike back and that the cops are able to track down the thief. Having test ridden the Trek 1120 in Pagosa Springs, CO I am really impressed with it. It looks really cool too. You might want to take a look at the new Surly Bridge Club. It is a knobby touring bikepacker with 11-50 cassette.
Surely leaving your bike outside screams Take me Take me !
This is good news. I really really really wish you didn't need to make this video and never had it stolen. Bicycle theft should be a felony straight away. It is so selfish and cruel. They don't know how much we love our bicycles...and car drivers have no idea how common this is. :(
just catching up on some of your older videos and love that you got them back..... I feel the trepidation man- really I do.... going to hang some gps on my latest ride so I can find it, if it happens again and I'm keeping this one indoors too! Love the adventures you go on keep up the fun!
In the UK we stamp our post code on the frame under the crank. If you sell the bike with a letter and receipt a bike shop will restamp the new postcode.
(Zip code)
Nothing is worse than someone taking your bike. A bike is part of you. I’m very glad you’ve gotten your bike back. Now it’s time to put some miles down.
“ on Xmas day somebody stole your bikes”? Hey, it’s also Xmas for the thief.....
haha, true!
That's exactly what I do! I sleep with my bikes, after my beloved Cube has been stolen... ❤
That's awesome! Hope to see some new adventure content with you riding the 1120 again soon. As a side note, I'm currently saving up to buy an 1120 to commute to work on and do some bike packing trips. All because of your videos.
Very cool! you'll love that bike!
So glad you got your bikes back! 💕
Yesssss sooo happy about you.
Today me and my friend where riding around on are bikes, enjoying the day. We stumble across this forest and we wanted to go and check it out. When we came back are bikes were gone. I am so devastated and don't know what to do, but this video is giving me some hope to eventually find our stolen bikes.
oh no!! I'm sorry to hear that, I really hope you find your bikes
Awesome! The New Belgium three speed it’s still a pretty cool bike.
It sure is!