Stolen! Frameworks Racing’s Van Full of Gear and Bikes

Neko Mulally has taken to Instagram in an appeal to recover his team’s stolen bikes and gear. The van, containing a number of bikes and spares, was stolen from outside a hotel in Milton Keynes as they travelled from the Fort William World Series DH race.

The van and some goods were later recovered thanks to tracking devices they had placed on some items, however some very unique bikes remain missing, along with some high end race spares. If you spot any of these items for sale, Neko is asking that you contact them or the police.

Frameworks DH bikes stolen in Milton Keynes, UK

Please keep an eye out for listings online. Email us with any info at info@rideframeworks.com or contact police directly (Good luck).

We lost:

3 Frameworks DH race bikes
1 Specialized S-Works Levo complete bike
2 Specialized S-Works Levo frames
1 Specialized S-Works Kenevo complete bike
2 pro tool boxes
Custom helmets and gear

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This will come as a particularly hard hit to the small team, who were on a high after team member Asa Vermette took the junior men’s race with a huge 6 second margin. Let’s hope they can recover the gear and carry on the season.

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