stolen bike serial number 1989819608

On 2008-Mar-19 i had a locked bike stolen in New York City, on
Broadway, a block above the top of Union Square. In the very unlikely
case that you, an honest person, come across the bike, please email
me. The bike is a Kent International Inc. Superlite One Speed bike
that folds to the size of a large briefcase, Model Number TG61692,
red. Because the bike is one speed, there is no gear-shifting lever,
and no brake wire (braking is done using the pedals). The serial
number is 1989819608 (ten characters); the first two characters are
very faintly stamped in the metal. The number can be located by
following this guide: seat post: the very bottom: facing the front
tire; stamped into the metal; to read it you keep the bike right-
side-up. The tire diameter is 15&3/8 inches, but it says "16 inches"
on each tire's sidewall. Thanks very much.
DouglasHowardAtPostmasterDotCoDotUk (replace the "Dot" with a dot)

Sorry to hear about that, keep an eye on Craigs List, eBay, and regional
pawn shops.

JS

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On 2008-Mar-19 i had a locked bike stolen in New York City, on
Broadway, a block above the top of Union Square. In the very unlikely
case that you, an honest person, come across the bike, please email
me. The bike is a Kent International Inc. Superlite One Speed bike
that folds to the size of a large briefcase, Model Number TG61692,
red. Because the bike is one speed, there is no gear-shifting lever,
and no brake wire (braking is done using the pedals). The serial
number is 1989819608 (ten characters); the first two characters are
very faintly stamped in the metal. The number can be located by
following this guide: seat post: the very bottom: facing the front
tire; stamped into the metal; to read it you keep the bike right-
side-up. The tire diameter is 15&3/8 inches, but it says "16 inches"
on each tire's sidewall. Thanks very much.
DouglasHowardAtPostmasterDotCoDotUk (replace the "Dot" with a dot)