It's false... anyone who believes otherwise, visit http://www.snopes.com/movies/films/ozsuicide.asp.

I think they must've found it, otherwise the dude will never get his bike back.  Do you think he'd be willing for that to happen just to try and save GNR's already faltering reputation among its fan base?  Pretty funny though that if they found it, this actually worked.  Maybe the band should change its industry and help more people recover stolen property.  Axl Rose, PI.

Definitely with you on Veruca Salt and Candlebox.  Thin Lizzy and Jethro Tull should've been more successful in their day.

Great... Blabbermouth picked it up.  Anyone who doesn't understand how foolish this is, go over to that site and see what casual GNR fans are saying.

As for Dan Druff, he has his own myspace.  He could've used that to look for his missing bike.  He's linked to bands like Tool, Queens of the Stone Age, Sum 41, Monster Magnet, and Slayer.  Did any of those bands issue myspace bulletins to help him out?

The purpose of myspace is to network.  Bands have them to communicate with their fans.  If your only communication in 6 months is a missing bike ad for a friend of yours, then that really doesn't look good.