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It still had my bike bag on it, which moved it from "pretty sure" to "certain enough to chase that fucker down". I was told after that the guy was well-known to the cops and had done this before but it's hard to prove that the guy riding a new bike every day is stealing them. Something you can do is register your bike's serial number to make it easier to tell if a bike is stolen.
True that. Not only do I remember my bike's serial number, I've also registered it with the BMX Museum.