All three bikes taken from CeramicSpeed offices in Boulder have been recovered after
being stolen last week.
Last Wednesday evening, the CeramicSpeed office was broken into with the thieves taking an all black Cervelo P5 Triathlon bike and a Canyon Lux, both with chainless drivetrains, and a dark blue Specialized Turbo Levo that featured a standard drivetrain.
After the bikes were stolen on Wednesday, March 30, local bike shop Full Cycle noticed a customer coming in with a bike that looked like the Turbo Levo eMTB and a pair of boltcutters in his backpack. After selling the customer a pump to fix a flat tire, the shop quickly called the police and the person was arrested two hours later. The arrest of the suspect led to the recovery of the Turbo Levo eMTB and one of the prototype bikes. Full Cycle owner Russ Chandler told
Bicycle Retailer "The guy came in with a flat and we sold him a hand pump, then called police. He left, but the police caught up with him 2 hours later." In an email shared with Bicycle Retailer, Russ Chandler said: "It was so obvious that this guy was a thief. He even had bolt cutters in his backpack!"
This week, the final prototype bike was found after a member of the community spotted it in a different part of the city. Boulder Police Chief Maris Herold said: "I am so proud of the great work done by everyone involved with these cases. I'd like to thank the community members who spotted these bikes, knew something didn't look right and called us."
Currently, the police have not released the name of the suspect who visited Full Cycle and no more details are available while the investigation is ongoing. Boulder Police did share that during the investigation, they did discover numerous other stolen items including electronics, packages from vehicles and more bikes. A press release from Boulder Police said detectives are still cataloguing items and are looking into multiple charges of burglary, vehicle trespassing, theft and more.
Sad but true. City leaders don’t allow law enforcement to do their job properly. In Portland you would never get your bike back, and the criminal would never be arrested. The Police are fed up and hate they can’t do their jobs. “Enforce the law and you will lose your benefits and pension.”
where is qanon??? Is that in china??
You live around a nice safe area.
How many murders in livermore???
All the murders combined since livermore was 1st settled is no where near the murder rate for 1 year in New York. New York = shit hole.
nottheonion…
Down vote me all you want. It would be nice if he's punished fairly, and learned a lesson. Think about all the individuals who have their pride and joy taken, and you never hear about it.
Maybe I'm biased. I had darn near every BMX bike stolen from me when I was a kid. Truly stolen, broke in garage type stolen, not from a store bike rack or something. I never fully came to terms with it. I actually started keeping my bike next to my bed for the last few years of racing. And this was in a nice suburb area in the early 80's.
I live in CA and F* their progressive relabeling.
Like the guys in loveland that broke old ladys arm and the laughed and ate popcorn while they watched the video.
We are the minorities in this liberal utopia of California, and the minorities on pinkbike. Let the salt flow and downvotes begin!
What he literally did was break into my car, took my wallet and tools then went to a gas station and bought cigarettes and $12 in gas. 25 years isnt quite being soft.
Honestly the worst part about the whole ordeal for me was dealing with the police who accused me repeatedly of conspiring the whole thing as an insurance scam. Waiting at the DMV to get my license replaced sucked too.
Oh wait, one of them was an e-bike. Never mind.
carrying bolt cutters in a back pack