Racing team's bike taken from the TT Grandstand
Police have confirmed they’ve been able to reunite a stolen e-bike with its owner.
It was taken from the paddock, at the TT Grandstand in Douglas, on Tuesday, 31 May.
We are pleased to announce that the e-bike that was stolen from the Paddocks on Tuesday 31st May, was located today in rough ground adjacent to the Douglas Rugby Club and has now been returned to the owner. pic.twitter.com/7xNUmZxVAi
— TweetbeatIOM #RespectIOM (@TweetbeatIOM) June 3, 2022
The e-bike, which belonged to the Burrows Engineering/RK Racing team, was located in ‘rough ground’ near to Douglas Rugby Club.
The team has thanked the Isle of Man Constabulary, and the power of social media, for the help in finding it.
🚨 STOLEN BIKE RECOVERED 🚨
— Burrows Engineering Racing (@Burrows_Rac1ng) June 3, 2022
Massive thanks to the Isle of Man Police and the power of social media that has helped return this bike today.
Thanks to absolutely everyone who shared to get this bike back! pic.twitter.com/4Q6LFUefFM
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