This Huffy 24-inch Trail Runner mountain bike in blue has the right design and specs to handle whatever path you choose to explore. The Trail Runners dual suspension creates a responsive ride whether you chose to go on the trail or on a more relaxed ride through the neighborhood. Other great performance features include the easy-to-use 18-speed index shifters and the Shimano rear derailleur . Front and rear alloy pull brakes provide dependable control.
Don’t expect them to dust your car or garage door for prints to find the perp. Unless your stolen bike falls into their lap while dealing with another incident or crime (which does happen, so don’t give up all hope), there’s little the police can or will do about it. The very first thing you should do when your bike is stolen is file a police report. Cities have different instructions for filing reports of theft, so be sure to check your city’s instructions online. In Boulder, you can file a police report online and there’s even a specific form to fill out if the report involves a stolen bicycle. Alternatively, you can call your city’s non-emergency police dispatch line to file the report by phone.
There’s an additional premium for this coverage—State Farm quoted us $300 annually for $5,000 worth of coverage—but there’s generally no deductible. Plus, your gear is insured wherever it is, so if your bike gets stolen outside of your home, that theft would be covered by personal property insurance. While our homeowner’s insurance policy wouldn’t cover our stolen bike, we learned that many insurance companies offer supplemental coverage for personal property (or “personal articles policy”), which includes sports equipment.
Be sure to have your bike’s manufacturer, exact model name, model year, and serial number on hand, along with other helpful details like frame color, specifications, etc. If you bought your bike new from a shop, you can get most of this info from your sales receipt. If you no longer have the sales receipt, call the shop where you purchased your bike to see if they still have a record of the sale; if they do, that record will include the details of your bike. I would (and have) recommend your site to others I was quite satisfied with the quality of the information received, the professional with whom I interacted, and the quick response time. Thanks, and be sure that I’ll be back whenever I need a question answered in a hurry.
Schwinn said it has filed for bankruptcy protection, a move that will be required for Huffy to make the purchase.
Continue squeezing and put the nut on the back side and tighten it all up. Undo the bolt on the brakes in the picture and pull the cable out. Then on the lever turn the adjuster so the slots are all signed up and pull the cable out. Please send a picture of the rear brake and the lever. I will assist in helping you remove the cable.
Most of our friends have had a bike (or two) stolen from a public bike rack in town, off the back of their car, out of their vehicle’s trunk, or even lifted right out of their garage. My husband and I counted ourselves lucky, until we recently, involuntarily joined the ranks of the sad and pissed-off bike-less. Explore the ideal new ride in our range of kids’ bikes, electric bikes, ride-ons, and more! Whether you’re shopping for the family princess or the local superhero, we’ve got you covered with Disney and Marvel bikes. First turn in all the way the adjustment on the lever. Then squeeze the rear brake levers together and see if you can get the screw in the hole it came from.
You can create alerts for new postings on these marketplaces that match your bike description. In this day and age, there are many ways to enlist your community to help you find your bike. You can stop into local bike shops and second-hand gear stores to give them a heads up about your stolen bike—it might turn up in their shop for service or for sale. We spent very little time in the denial stage of our loss—again, huffy nighthawk this is sadly commonplace in Boulder County—and instead jumped right into problem-solving. If there’s one good thing about living in a place where bike theft is the norm, it’s that everyone has helpful advice for what to do to try to recover your bike or recoup the financial loss. This is a list of Japanese bicycle brands and manufacturers — as well as brands with models manufactured in Japan.