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Railway police abandon two-hour bike theft investigation rule after backlash
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Im not in uk but I can say when I was young if you got a high end lock and a value bike over a high end. It was extrememly unlikly to have your bike stolen and parts theft was only with the most easiest things like an unlocked quick release front wheel. At some point it changed and just anything witll be stolen and you need a cable to snake through the back. Parts will be stolen that take some time and at best will get them a fiver. If you could get even a minimum wage job it would be a much better return on the effort.