Bicycle theft alert

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From: Paul Franklin
Date: Fri, 07 Apr 1995 00:00

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It couldn't have been worth more than $100, and the frame was locked to
the back wheel with a kryptonite lock, but somebody was desperate
enough to walk onto my porch at 5:45 this morning and take it anyway. 
Neighborhood: lower end of High street, Santa Cruz.  Is there a new
clever way of removing Kryptonite locks that makes it economically
reasonable to steal a $100 bike?

Welcome to Santa Cruz, now prepare to get ripped off.


*Paul Franklin, Computer Instructor, POB 7590, Santa Cruz, CA 95061*
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From: paul@scruznet.com (Paul Franklin)
Subject: Bicycle theft alert
Date: 1995/04/07
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