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Year: 2009 Brand: Scott Model: Speedster S40 Color:Black, White, Yellow Size:XXS Serial: H9K59187 Photo: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/402/myscottbike.jpg/ Stolen in Portland, OR 97203 Stolen:2011-11-21 Stolen From: This was stolen from inside my locked garage at N Fairhaven Ave and N Fessenden in St Johns. Neighborhood: St Johns Owner: Crystal Warner OwnerEmail: cdubcrystal@yahoo.com Reward: $50.00 Description: My bike was stolen out of my garage!!! My locked garage!! Stolen at approx 9am-11am on Monday, 11/21/11. I had 2 bikes stolen, but one was recovered this morning, abandoned on N Midway Ave in St Johns (it was abandoned in someone’s yard, was a Trek Mountain Bike, red and white in color). I filed a Police Report w/ Portland Police: Case#CN-101045. If anyone sees it or has any information about this individual, please email me, or call the Portland Police #503-823-3333. I also have it registered on Portland Stolen Bike Registry! It is Yellow, Black, and White. It has approx 100-150 miles on it. Has a Digital Cateye Strata Odometer on the handlebars, has Alex 28 Race rims, has Shimano clip pedals, has a white seat and white tape on the hnandlebars. Also, has a bag attached under the seat, that has a bike tube and bike tools, also, the Shimano Clipless Pedal on the right side is scratched (I had a bike accident) Police record with: Portland PD Police reference#: CN-101045 This registrant has documented proof of ownership of this bike
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