Good deed, but still…
By poor guy - 13/03/2020 05:16 - United States
By poor guy - 13/03/2020 05:16 - United States
By getyourownbike - 12/05/2009 23:11 - United States
By tallguy - 29/08/2013 13:40 - Australia - North Adelaide
By shield1123 - 29/09/2009 02:07 - United States
By HomeImprover - 02/11/2016 17:34
By cwell88 - 21/06/2015 13:29
By Jjay08 - 26/04/2016 21:17 - United States - Miles City
By mu5icadd1ct - 08/07/2016 13:22
By brokeasscollegelife - 20/11/2015 21:25 - United States - Tallahassee
By Amandajean32 - 05/08/2010 00:02 - United States
By UnluckyTeen - 22/10/2009 11:29 - Singapore
Better buy a lock & chain and also engrave your first name, last initial, & fone # (else driver's license if available) on the underside of the frame that houses the pedaling gears + register it at your local law enforcement facility incl. its serial number (S/N).
It does suck, but they didn’t steal it and the money will be put to good use. Treat it like a fine for not licking up your bike. Lesson learned.
Better yet, get a good lock so you don't have to lick it.
You should have stolen it back. If you can prove it's rightfully yours, there should be no problem. Goodwill won't press charges once they realized they received stolen property.
How can you prove that?
I think your mom did it 😝
Keywords
Better buy a lock & chain and also engrave your first name, last initial, & fone # (else driver's license if available) on the underside of the frame that houses the pedaling gears + register it at your local law enforcement facility incl. its serial number (S/N).
You should have stolen it back. If you can prove it's rightfully yours, there should be no problem. Goodwill won't press charges once they realized they received stolen property.