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Because it's really, really hard to actually prove that a stolen bike is stolen. First, it has to be reported stolen, which does not always happen. There also
by pmiller2 10y ago
Because it's really, really hard to actually prove that a stolen bike is stolen. First, it has to be reported stolen, which does not always happen. There also has to be some way of positively identifying the bike, like a serial number, included in the report. Bikes do have serial numbers but not many people record them.