Bike Description

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My beautiful Brompton has a navy frame with white extremities/stems. It has a rear rack and 'eazy wheels' to drag it like a suitcase. It has a classic rear Brompton push button light. On the handlebars it has: 1) an empty light holder into which I'd click a flashing light and 2) a beautiful silver Sögreni bell from Copenhagen. Also on the front of the bike frame is a black plastic carrier block into which I'd click my O bag. 

I locked my Brompton to an average London bike rack, the horseshoe shape. On the other side of the rack was a very heavy Dutch style bike. I locked the part of my Brompton frame that is completely surrounded by *frame* to the rack so it should not be able to be folded around the lock in any way. I was away in the office for not even 4 hours. When I came back at lunch time, my bike was gone, but my heavy duty Kryptonite lock was still locked to the rack and there was no damage to the lock or to the rack. The lock still works as well. My beloved Brompton was gone. :-( :-( :-(