Year: 70s
Brand: Schwinn
Model: Suburban
Serial: ?
Photo: http://img412.imageshack.us/i/img1588y.jpg/
Stolen in 97209, OR
Stolen:2009-08-22
Stolen From: Stolen From: NW Davis and 3rd, in front of the Boiler Room. Portland, OR 97209
Neighborhood: Old Town
Owner: Nathan Vance
OwnerEmail: nathan.vance@gmail.com
Reward: Yes!
Description: Description:
Black men’s Schwinn Suburban, with color-matching fenders with white lettering and pinstripes, a few rust spots, big chrome mounted shifters (one broken), padded black original Schwinn logo seat, curved chrome cruiser handle bars w/black handle grips and old original (not accurate) speedometer.
The back tire doesn’t hold air too well and it has a habit of slipping out of gear. It’s also pretty heavy! There is no chain guard but a chrome “lip” over the front pedal / chain area. It also has a chrome/rusty metal cargo rack with retainer/spring “arm”. There was also a small portable air pump held to the back cargo rack with a bungee cord.
I am a car-free and my bike is my primary mode of transport. The only proof of ownership I have is the pictures below taken in my backyard, a receipt for new tires and chain from April (Community Bicycle Center), and the testimony of the woman I bought it from at an estate sale back in March.
There is also a mounted logo from a bike store in Tacoma on the frame.
Police record with: No
Police reference#: None
Year: 1970’s/Early 80s
Brand: Schwinn
Model: Suburban
Color: Black w/ White Trim
Size: Adult men’s large
Serial: Unknown!
Stolen in Portland, OR 97209
Stolen: Saturday (before 12pm) 8/22/09
Stolen From: NW Davis and 3rd, in front of the Boiler Room
Neighborhood: Old Town
Owner: Nate
Owner Email: See email contact link above
Reward possible! Please keep an eye out.
This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
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