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  1.  
    So I was heading to dinner the other night and passed this homeless guy pushing a fancy bike. As i rubbernecked he offered it to me for $40. I said no, knowing it was stolen but then thought I could get it from him and get it back to it's rightful owner. I know I would want someone to do the same if my bikes were ever stolen.

    If you know anyone that as lost an s-works send them my way and have them give details of the bike they lost so i can match it up to them.

    Also on CraigsList
    https://accounts.craigslist.org/post/shwpst?pii=1320595731&db=lv

    I already talked with the guy that lost one off caltrain and the guy that lost one at the ferry building but sadly this is not theirs.
  2.  
    Wrong link, man.

    Where are you?
  3.  
    its not mine, but i like what you are doing.
    • CommentAuthoreaglerock
    • CommentTimeAug 13th 2009
     
    Like Joshua says: Get the link as it appears publicly on Craigslist - not the link within your Craigslist account. There are a number of us in the Bay Area, and we may hear something.
  4.  
    Like CF15 said, I like what your doing, good job!
  5.  
    Yeah dude good lookin out. Now get that proper link up so you bay area monkeys can reunite this bike and it's sad lonely owner!
    • CommentAuthortjchad
    • CommentTimeAug 14th 2009
     
    I once found a wallet with 150.00 in it (but no ID) when I was a kid- took it to the local cop shop who held it for a couple weeks and then gave me the money. Pretty sweet deal.

    Good deeds are always rewarded- even if it's just to know you did the right thing. In your case you just may end up with a sweet 40.00 bike. Good job dude.
  6.  
    Good deeds are always rewarded- even if it's just to know you did the right thing. In your case you just may end up with a sweet 40.00 bike. Good job dude.


    I wish I believed that good deeds were always rewarded, but this certainly seems like a win-win situation.
  7.  
    You rule, avulsionist.
    • CommentAuthorOtto Rax
    • CommentTimeAug 16th 2009
     
    positive vibes man. $40 is the homeless going rate for a good bike. a friend bought his indie fab back off of a homeless guy for $40. it was easier and more civil than calling the cops. and if no one claims it, here's to trying to be a good sam
 


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