Confront neighbor about bike?

[Anonymous]

I would 100% but I think most people wouldn't.

[Anonymous]

OP - it is astounding that you think your neighbor is the thief.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Omg if your neighbors are well off, they did not steal a bike from your garage.

Well off people steal all the time

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP - it is astounding that you think your neighbor is the thief.

What's astounding that you don't see that it's a possibility

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Let them know to be careful. Let them know you had a bike stolen from your garage -- gosh, it happened to be that exact same bike ... anyway, be careful because obviously someone is stealing bikes.

This.and then you be sure to lock your things up and get a camera. Because affluent people do steal and other people go to affluent neighborhoods to steal.

Don't tell people about the camera

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let them know to be careful. Let them know you had a bike stolen from your garage -- gosh, it happened to be that exact same bike ... anyway, be careful because obviously someone is stealing bikes.

This.and then you be sure to lock your things up and get a camera. Because affluent people do steal and other people go to affluent neighborhoods to steal.

Don't tell people about the camera

Better to make a camera obvious to try to prevent being an easy target instead of trying to figure out a perpetrator from footage after the fact.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP - it is astounding that you think your neighbor is the thief.

What's astounding that you don't see that it's a possibility

Why would a thief blatantly parade the bike in front of the goon

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let them know to be careful. Let them know you had a bike stolen from your garage -- gosh, it happened to be that exact same bike ... anyway, be careful because obviously someone is stealing bikes.

This.and then you be sure to lock your things up and get a camera. Because affluent people do steal and other people go to affluent neighborhoods to steal.

Don't tell people about the camera

Better to make a camera obvious to try to prevent being an easy target instead of trying to figure out a perpetrator from footage after the fact.

Definitely

[Anonymous]

Why would you assume your neighbor is a thief rather than that they picked the same of “several” color combinations?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You could casually mention that they have great taste in bikes, but that they need to be careful because you had the same bike stolen from your garage 6 months ago. Assess their reaction, but that is the best you are going to get.

This is painfully transparent.

[Anonymous]

1)How did the bicycle thief get into your garage?
2) September was not “almost 6 months ago”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP - it is astounding that you think your neighbor is the thief.

What's astounding that you don't see that it's a possibility

Why would a thief blatantly parade the bike in front of the goon

Damn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Perhaps in some crazy conspiracy to make money, the bike company sold more than one of this bike.

lmao

[Anonymous]

So….You have an opportunity to befriend someone with apparently similar tastes and you are going to accuse them of breaking into your closed garage.

[Anonymous]

This is why you write your name on the inside or engrave valuable items.