The stolen bike also had a high-security LITELOCK lock attached to its frame, which alone can cost up to £300. Image: Police Scotland
A high-end bike valued at around £4,000 has been stolen from a property near Fort William.
Officers are appealing for information following a break-in at Mossfield Apartments, in Caol, between 2.30pm on Friday August 30 and 10am on Tuesday, September 3.
During the break-in, a Cube Hybrid 140 HPC SXL 740 bike was taken from the flat.
The expensive bike is said to have full suspension, Fox Shocks and a ride wrap that gives it a matt black colour.
It also has 29-inch Schwalbe tyres and a high-security LITELOCK lock attached to the frame, which alone can cost up to £300.
The luxury bike can be found online for as much as nearly £5,000.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police via 101 or anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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£4,000 bike stolen in break-in at flat near Fort William
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