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  1. #1
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    Bike trip begins with thievery...

    Had our my bikes removed from the roof rack (locked) within 6 hrs of being in Whitehorse. RCMP report filed, insurance claim filed. Time to look for rentals. Good times.

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    That truly sucks. Sorry man.

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    Fuckin’ Canadians.

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    Brutal, times have sure changed up there. Early 2000's we used to leave the door to our house wide open so the cat could come and go.... never got robbed and we lived in a shitty part of town.

    Sorry to hear that. Thieves suck.

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    So I guess this is a thing now. Can't leave your locked bikes without supervision. I was debating bringing one of my bikes on a fly fishing trip, prolly won't.
    Dang. Sorry.
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    Drugs suck mmmkay.
    Yeah we have never had problems here before. Icicle bikes is treating us well.

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    Really Sucks. I am always sketched out to leave my locked bike on the roof for any length of time. Won't even leave it on the roof overnight and I live on a dead end private road of nice houses. [which makes it a target of skells]
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    Sorry to hear this. If you haven't already circulate a description to the Whitehorse biking facebook groups. I'll help circulate it to Northern BC biking groups then. These bikes cannot travel that far

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    this suuuucks. hoping the situation doesn't totally kill your vaca
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    Just rode 3.5 hrs of single track on a giant advanced trance 29er. All is not lost! They can steal my bike, but they can’t take our fun!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wendigo View Post
    Just rode 3.5 hrs of single track on a giant advanced trance 29er. All is not lost! They can steal my bike, but they can’t take our fun!
    That's great attitude...can't say I'd be as stoked!

    Hopefully the thieves get what they deserve.

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    Way to go Wendigo!

    Sorry yor rides got lifted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wendigo View Post
    Had our my bikes removed from the roof rack (locked) within 6 hrs of being in Whitehorse. RCMP report filed, insurance claim filed. Time to look for rentals. Good times.
    Who did you file the claim with? Car insurance company? Homeowners?
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    formerly an ambassador for a few others, but the ski industry is... interesting.
    Fukt: a very small amount of snow.

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    Theft of a bicycle, this is the worst thing that can happen

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    are you going to Dawson City while in the Yukon

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    omg that sux. i am constantly anxious when my bike is exposed on the rack. i prefer removing wheel and putting in bed of truck, under the cover. when you pay 5k+ for a bike, there are people who will steal it. sad

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    With the price of bikes these days, a nice bike on a car is just too tempting for slacker douchebags. Makes me sick.

    Nice to see you're still getting' some riding stoke though!

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    Lame

    If you haven’t already submitted a report, https://bikeindex.org/

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    Ouch, that sucks!

    Just back from our Vancouver Is vacation and the bikes on the roof of the crewcab never garnered a second glance. Guess it pays to have a 08 spec enduro and even older norco hardtail traveling through Naniamo and area. That, and getting up there to get em down was almost impossible for me with 2 wounded wings and sprained wrist (injuries happened the night before we left, knew I wasn’t going to be able to ride for the trip, but couldn’t get them down injured). Recovered enough now to pull them down today before heading off the Salmon Arm for Roots & Blues.

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    I’ve been nervous for weeks w the wife’s decked out ripley and the kids dialed 24 f/s bikes on the back of the sprinter. So far so good


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    damn bike thieves are the worst, hope you get em back somehow.
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    Issued a claim settlement from homeowners ins.
    Have rented the following bikes:
    Giant trance advance 29 - great all day ride
    Ibis ripely - faaast - setup for wife
    Norco sight c3 - 29 - good all around, could be happy on this. Found the limits on bigger hits.
    Pivot trail 429 - setup for wife
    Kona process 153 - 27.5 al - does fine, wouldn’t be my first choice. Was riding Carcross, so fast with some decent drops.
    Kona process 27.5 carbon - set up for wife. We both thought the 29 version was mo’betta
    Kona process 29 carbon - great ride, rode all day in Bellingham
    Transition patrol carbon 27.5 - bit of a slog on the up, best of the lot pinned, going down, also in Bellingham



    Looking for new bikes now, certainly it as much fun as riding bikes.
    Thinking maybe a trail pistol

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    Go rent an ebike next. Seriously, as long as you're trying stuff out.

    BTW, what kind of lock were you guys using? I'm always wondering which locks aren't enough and guessing you'd use something different in the future.
    However many are in a shit ton.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wendigo View Post
    Issued a claim settlement from homeowners ins.
    Have rented the following bikes:
    Giant trance advance 29 - great all day ride
    Ibis ripely - faaast - setup for wife
    Norco sight c3 - 29 - good all around, could be happy on this. Found the limits on bigger hits.
    Pivot trail 429 - setup for wife
    Kona process 153 - 27.5 al - does fine, wouldn’t be my first choice. Was riding Carcross, so fast with some decent drops.
    Kona process 27.5 carbon - set up for wife. We both thought the 29 version was mo’betta
    Kona process 29 carbon - great ride, rode all day in Bellingham
    Transition patrol carbon 27.5 - bit of a slog on the up, best of the lot pinned, going down, also in Bellingham



    Looking for new bikes now, certainly it as much fun as riding bikes.
    Thinking maybe a trail pistol
    New bike day will certainly be a silver lining at least.
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    formerly an ambassador for a few others, but the ski industry is... interesting.
    Fukt: a very small amount of snow.

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    Cody Townsend is selling his XL Mojo. He posts here once in a while.
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