ALHAMBRA, CA- NBA legend Bill Walton took to Twitter to call out an airline for losing his bike in Hawaii over the weekend on Monday.
The 64-year-old Hall of Famer waited five hours at the Maui Airport in Hawaii for his bike to arrive. With today's technology, Walton tweeted Hawaiian Airlines to voice his concerns for his bike.
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Hawaiian Air was making it difficult for Walton, as he expressed his love for his bike repeatedly over Twitter. Hawaii Air's Twitter account was hoping to have a conversation in private message so the company could handle the damage control and embarrassment quietly. Thus leading to Walton expressing more displeasure with the account. A fan finally stepped up and was willing to put a posse together in Maui and lead the search for Walton's bike.
It is unknown if the fan followed through with his suggestion. Hawaii Air are making this a priority to find Walton's bike. Until then, the father of Los Angeles Lakers' coach, Luke, is playing the waiting game until his bike shows up.
By, Lucas Talbot
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