Had my brand new 2010 Norco Kokanee MTB/hybrid nicked at 8:45am, 27 May 2010 from The Age building in Spencer Street. Taken from our 'secure' area at work.
As seen here: http://www.bikes.com.au/p/1068989/2010- ... 0-off.html
Black MTB, disc brakes front and rear, pedal cages, head and tail lights, tool pouch under saddle.
Also taken, White Lazer helmet and Corazzo gloves. Cops are on it.
Anyone with any info please call me: 0425760500
Also - anyone with legal advise about whether the company might be liable as the bike was stored within their building?
Stolen Norco Kokanee from Media House, Collins Street, Melb
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Stolen Norco Kokanee from Media House, Collins Street, Melb
Postby aperfectidiot » Fri May 28, 2010 12:22 pm
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Re: Stolen Norco Kokanee from Media House, Collins Street, M
Postby Mulger bill » Fri May 28, 2010 5:57 pm
Bugger! Not 150m from where I was working. I've been past that building and there's no way I'd call a boomgate secure.
Good luck with it mate.
Cheers
Shaun
Good luck with it mate.
Cheers
Shaun
...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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Re: Stolen Norco Kokanee from Media House, Collins Street, M
Postby aperfectidiot » Sun May 30, 2010 4:31 pm
You might be thinking of the old Age building - the new one is near southern cross station and is less obviously unsecure - access is via swipecard or through loading bay (manned at all times) so most of us thought it secure. Two kids 'tailgated' another cyclist in (who didn't challenge them) and wandered around the basement for 40 minutes - security didn't see them on the various cameras. Sadly they just grabbed the bike and gear and rode off - no fear at all!
Moral of the story - always lock up! These guys were not at all concerned - clearly had done this before - I'm sure they'll hit other buildings soon.
Cops have security footage so hopefully they'll track them down before too many other bikes go missing. Treating it as a burg so a little more likely to follow up than a theft off the street. Don't hold out hopes of getting the bike back. Less than a month old - and a birthday gift to boot!
Anyway, thanks for uploading the pic - and would have been great to say g'day under better circumstances.
cheers,
lucas
Moral of the story - always lock up! These guys were not at all concerned - clearly had done this before - I'm sure they'll hit other buildings soon.
Cops have security footage so hopefully they'll track them down before too many other bikes go missing. Treating it as a burg so a little more likely to follow up than a theft off the street. Don't hold out hopes of getting the bike back. Less than a month old - and a birthday gift to boot!
Anyway, thanks for uploading the pic - and would have been great to say g'day under better circumstances.
cheers,
lucas
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Re: Stolen Norco Kokanee from Media House, Collins Street, M
Postby Mulger bill » Sun May 30, 2010 7:20 pm
Oh yeah, sorry. That ugly building with the big screen across Collins St from the really ugly building.
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Re: Stolen Norco Kokanee from Media House, Collins Street, M
Postby aperfectidiot » Fri Jun 04, 2010 12:51 pm
Yeah, Fairfax does UGLY very well!
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