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Dear PoP – Stolen Bike

“Dear PoP,

I’m sorry to report that an old friend of mine was stolen from our home at the 2100 block of V Street NW. My Raleigh road bike was in our back yard inside of a 14 foot high locked gate last Saturday night – and gone on Sunday morning. Although the race cycle is probably not worth much money these days, it helped me through several triathlons and a half Ironman over the past 10 years. I had planned on tuning her up again to loan to a friend who is in need of city transportation. Here is a description: Raleigh racer, Bright yellow and black, aerobars for long rides, toe clips, women’s comfort seat.

The bike is too old to still be on the company website, so I’ve attached a photo that looks pretty close. The logo is the same. If you see it, or have any information please contact me; [email protected] Thank you!”

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