Friday, 23 October 2026
Crime

Hurstpierpoint Bike Theft: Seven Bikes Worth £35,000 Stolen, Police Appeal

Seven electric and mountain bikes worth about £35,000 were stolen in Hurstpierpoint overnight on 7 to 8 October. Sussex Police are asking anyone who has seen them to come forward.

A black electric mountain bike with a mudguard and a battery in the frame, standing on a paved drive in front of a white door
An electric mountain bike (file photo of a similar bike, not one of the stolen bikes; Photo: Tony Hisgett, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons)

Seven high-value bicycles, estimated to be worth £35,000 in total, were stolen in Hurstpierpoint, Mid Sussex, in the early hours of Thursday 8 October 2026. Sussex Police are asking anyone who has seen the bikes, been offered them for sale or knows where they are to come forward, according to Sussex News. The village is about eight miles north of Brighton.

When. Overnight, between 11.30pm on Wednesday 7 October and 6.30am on Thursday 8 October 2026.

Where. Hurstpierpoint, Mid Sussex. The report we have seen does not give a street.

What was taken. Seven bikes, a mix of electric and mountain bikes, worth an estimated £35,000.

Reference. Sussex Police crime reference 47260233427.


The stolen bikes

1. Specialized S-Works Turbo Levo SL, black frame with a custom orange front fork.

2. Canyon Sender Underdog CFR mountain bike, gloss black.

3. Propain Spindrift Carbon, black frame with a red front fork.

4. Giant Reign Advanced Pro 2 mountain bike, black and dark green.

5. Liv Embolden E+2 electric bike, light grey.

6. YT Jeffsy Primus 27.5 mountain bike, bright blue.

7. Cube Reaction SL, extra-small frame, black with red stripes on the top tube and rear swing arm.


What police are asking

Sussex Police are sharing images of five of the stolen bikes with the owner’s consent. They are published with the Sussex News report, and we have not reproduced them here.

Anyone who has seen the bikes, has been offered one for sale, or has information about where they are is asked to report it online to Sussex Police or call 101, quoting reference 47260233427. The report we have seen gives no suspect or vehicle description, and nobody has been arrested or charged.

Comments

No comments yet. Start the conversation.

Please keep it kind and on topic. Comments may be checked before they appear.