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Dear PoPville – My Bike was Stolen when I was Unconscious after an Accident


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Dear PoPville,

I know it’s a long shot, but here goes. Late Wednesday night/early Thursday morning around 1:30 AM I was riding east on Monroe toward 14th Street when I wiped out on a speed hump and hit my head.
Even though I was wearing a helmet, I hit hard enough to black out (no, I wasn’t drinking). Some time between the accident and when I came to, my bike was taken from me. Fortunately my wallet and iPhone were still in my pockets, but some awful piece of trash stole my bike from me while I was unconscious. My bike had green taped handlebars and a blue Panaracer tire in front. If anyone saw anything or thinks they’ve seen the bike, please reply here.

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