what a wondeful sign of the nice place I live

I'm truly sorry for your loss.

I can't think of anything else appropriate to say. My car was broken into and things stolen so I understand a little of your loss, but I don't pretend it's the same as losing the only method of transportation. I'm sorry.

-- Mark

That sucks.

Where do you live? Jim

When I had my bike stolen back in college, I had dreams of throwing a spear through the front wheel and seeing the thief catapult over the handle bars.

Had you taken adequate measures to secure your bike? To think! Crime in Canada!

Hi Reyd:

Sorry to hear that, I wouldn't have thought it would have been a problem there. I guess beautiful scenery doesn't make for good people. Hope they find it for you. I'll hold onto some Locust till you're ready.

The Other Bruce

on Vancouver island, off the coast of BC canada.

Nope:( had just gotten back from playing rugby, and I was a bit tired, I have to go through the house, into the basement unlock it and open it then put the bike away, and I didn't. If it had been in the basement, the insurance company probably would have covered it.

I had one ripped off about 18 months ago. Worth about $450.

My deductible on my homeowner's insurance is $500.

djb

I was going to offer you a mtn bike my wife no longer uses but I live in central California. Sorry for your loss. Jim

replacement value 759$ plus tax, fenders and lock etc. the insuarance would give us up to 200$, but we'd end up paying more because our rating wouldn't be low-risk like it is now, for three years.

in article 160120041741260584% snipped-for-privacy@NOSOCKS.balderstone.ca, Dave Balderstone at snipped-for-privacy@NOSOCKS.balderstone.ca wrote on 1/16/04 3:41 PM:

Ah, now there's the ultimate insult...they even stole your lock!

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