Three bikes used to raise money for charity in bike rides for the Royal British Legion Northern Ride stolen from an address in Middlesbrough.
The stolen bikes are Titanium Enigma bike, White Ridley Fenix bike and Red Ridley Gravel Cyclocross bike.
It is reported that a car in the garage has been damaged, but the bikes are more important due to their sentimental value.
On a Facebook post, Rebecca Owens said: “Our garage has been broken into in the early hours of this morning and they have stolen my dad’s three bikes.
“My Dad loves these bikes; they are his pride and joy.
“He has a sentimental attachment towards these bikes, and they are priceless to him.
“My Dad uses them to raise money for charities by taking part in charity bike rides, he even organises the Royal British Legion Northern Ride to raise money for the Royal British Legion as a way of giving back to the community.
“He’s rode them up and down the country, to Paris, many more places abroad, and now this has been taken away from him by thieves.”
Anyone with information is urged to contact Cleveland Police on 101.
