Lance Armstrong's Bike Recovered

Lance Armstrong of the USA and riding for the Astana Pro Cycling Team speaks to the media at a press conference held by race presenter AEG to kick off the 2009 Amgen Tour of California professional road cycling race at the Sheraton Grand Hotel on February 12, 2009 in Sacramento, California. The Tour of California will cover 750 miles from February 14-22. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)

Lance Armstrong's bike has been recovered and he is currently awaiting its return.

The Sacramento Police Department is reporting that an anonymous do-gooder brought them the one-of-a-kind Livestrong Trek, but they aren't releasing the person's name or giving out any information about the ongoing investigation into the incident.

The bike, worth more than $10,000, was stolen Saturday night along with two other cyclists' bikes. Armstrong promptly posted information on the theft to his Twitter account, writing "someone stole my time trial bike! Wtf?!?"

Armstrong is currently competing in the AMGEN Tour of California. He found out Wednesday afternoon that the bike had been recovered and posted a message on his Twitter account:

Oh!! And they recovered the bike! Don't have details yet but it's apparently on it's way here. Thanks to the Sacramento P D for the help! 4:35 PM Feb 18th from TwitterBerry So see kids? Sometimes it does help to report you bike's theft to the police.