Smith-Schuster's missing bike turned in to Pittsburgh police station

The story of Smith-Schuster's stolen spokes has been solved.

JuJu Smith-Schuster, a rookie wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers, reported on Twitter on Tuesday that the bike he rides to the team facility had been stolen.

By Wednesday morning, the bike had been turned in to the Mount Oliver Police Department in Pittsburgh.

Here it is! The bike belonging to @TeamJuJu is at the Mt. Oliver Police Dept. after someone turned it in last night. #KDKA @steelers pic.twitter.com/us6rnF7vBb

- Lisa Washington (@LisaWashing) October 25, 2017

The bike has been found !!

- JuJu Smith-Schuster (@TeamJuJu) October 25, 2017

The person who turned the bike in told police it was purchased on the street for $200.

"The male said he saw the bike was on the news and (then knew) who the bike belonged to and wanted to turn it over to police," police chief Matt Juzwick said, according to KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh.

Now Smith-Schuster can go back to stealing targets from teammate Martavis Bryant.

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