sigh... someone dropped my new 796...

[m@]

They should have left a note. People that can damage other peoples stuff and just walk away suck. It will come back to them in one way or another.

[hadesducati848]

She dropped it.

i was thinking the same thing, either that or she is protecting the person that did.

also i would try holding the building responsible. you notified the building management as soon as it happened so the footage should have been saved and reviewed right then and there  they were negligent for loosing the evidence. even after they said dont worry it wont be erased.

[TiNi]

total bummer the tapes didn't give you anything.... 

but even if it did, it's very possible that it was a visitor of another tenant, who would not have been able to be identified anyway...

[Privateer]

i wonder if just getting a lockable cover would solve it.

[thought]

i wonder if just getting a lockable cover would solve it.

it has a cover on it now, i just didnt expect anyone in my building to drop the bike like that.  taking it on and off everytime i get onto the bike is kind of a pain... especially when i cant just get off the bike and toss the cover on.  gotta wait for it to cool down so i dont melt the cover off :\

and it did cross my mind that she was covering for someone else... but in the end, if she has the tapes... i dont think there is much i can do about it.

i'm going to go and speak to her today about if it's a ok if they put up a sign saying something along the lines of "to whoever dropped the bike, please report yourself to the managment office before security footage is submitted to the local police department."  might as well try it as the last ditch effort... and before i try to pry the rear brake pedal back into alignment :\

that being said, i at least got to take it out for ride yesterday since the weather has finally lightened up a bit.