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I have always believed that people who can afford to enter races such as the B & B Decent are good people - how wrong am I.

 

At the end of day three my partner and I racked our bikes on my bike trailer then went to the finish to wait for two friends before heading back to the big smoke.

 

On returning to the trailer some low life scum-bag had stolen my 142 x 12 axel out of my Santa Cruze.

 

We had locked the two bikes together, luckily, otherwise I guess the whole bike would be missing.

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I have always believed that people who can afford to enter races such as the B & B Decent are good people - how wrong am I.

 

At the end of day three my partner and I racked our bikes on my bike trailer then went to the finish to wait for two friends before heading back to the big smoke.

 

On returning to the trailer some low life scum-bag had stolen my 142 x 12 axel out of my Santa Cruze.

 

We had locked the two bikes together, luckily, otherwise I guess the whole bike would be missing.

Unbelievable, obviously a mtb'er since its quite a specific part....

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I have always believed that people who can afford to enter races such as the B & B Decent are good people - how wrong am I.

 

At the end of day three my partner and I racked our bikes on my bike trailer then went to the finish to wait for two friends before heading back to the big smoke.

 

On returning to the trailer some low life scum-bag had stolen my 142 x 12 axel out of my Santa Cruze.

 

We had locked the two bikes together, luckily, otherwise I guess the whole bike would be missing.

 

Thats bollocks... didnt someone elses same axle get nicked at sani this year?

 

Are these things made of gold?

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Thats bollocks... didnt someone elses same axle get nicked at sani this year?

 

Are these things made of gold?

Just slegmense that would steal from another to convenience themselves...the axles are not as cheap as QR's and not as easily available either due to different standards...karma will get him

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Unbelievable, obviously a mtb'er since its quite a specific part....

 

Not necessarily as it could just be a well informed thief that know's the value of the parts and then goes out set to steal the bike and if not possible then only the expensive parts. Either way we dont need this in our sport, as i use my sport to escape these everyday problems.

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Not necessarily as it could just be a well informed thief that know's the value of the parts and then goes out set to steal the bike and if not possible then only the expensive parts. Either way we dont need this in our sport, as i use my sport to escape these everyday problems.

Find that hard to believe, who would a thief sell a thru-axle to....it quite a specific item and the risk isn't wort the reward. This is a mtb'er that stole it for himself....slegmens

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Be happy.. That's the only part the needed..

 

Guess your problems if they needed the trailer axel or wheels...

 

Joke aside.. That sucks...

 

 

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Just slegmense that would steal from another to convenience themselves...the axles are not as cheap as QR's and not as easily available either due to different standards...karma will get him

 

Ja, what a scumbag. Karma may get him one day, but it would be great if the OP could watch the procedure; even better if the OP could get a chance to put in a shot or two with a baton.....

 

This kind of k*k from well to do "people" is infuriating. One can almost overlook some "crimes" at times, but not this kind of BS. Slegmense as You say. :cursing:

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Happened at Sani2c this year on the first day of the race event. Clearly a MTBer looking for something specific to replace for himself. Sad case of affairs as MTB riders well since I started the sport 3 years ago have always been a good bunch of guys and gals!!

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