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Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by rod dyno, Oct 6, 2003.

  1. rod dyno

    rod dyno Guest

    It took me 4 months to find a good clean R6, I paid top dollar. I then
    proceeded to splash out £250 on a can, £100 on a nice single seat hump and
    matching rear hugger. I finished it off last week with a nice blue double
    bubble, MOT and road tax.
    They came last night and stole it.
    I rang my mate this morning who lives around the corner to tell him to lock
    his bike, they're in the area, too late, they'd nicked his as the same time.
    So, my old chums in UKRM, just another story of thievery. Just have a think
    about where your pride and joy is a night, perhaps think about chaining the
    fucker down in two or three places and you might not get a shit monday
    morning.
    I had 4 years NCB with carole nash, what's the score now? I suppose i've now
    got 0 years NCB.
     
    rod dyno, Oct 6, 2003
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    antonye Guest

    Bad luck :-(
    I *think* you'll lose two years. SWK will be along
    shortly to tell you the full story...
     
    antonye, Oct 6, 2003
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    rod dyno Guest

    Cheers Bear, my fault really, no garage you see so it was parked by the
    front door. I had the bedroom window open and I heard **** all. It was just
    disc locked and immobilised, I suppose they carried it off and stuck it in a
    van. I need a bike that's not so nickable, 2 grand of custom sprayed aprilia
    250? **** knows really.
     
    rod dyno, Oct 6, 2003
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  4. rod dyno wrote
    Bastards. 'anging is too good for them.
     
    steve auvache, Oct 7, 2003
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  5. rod dyno wrote
    Was it ****. It was the fault of some thieving low life who need
    hurting where it fucking hurts them for a change.

    Don't roll over and accept that wishy washy liberal shite that it is all
    down to you for not protecting your property. You should be able to
    leave yer bike anywhere you like with the keys in it and still expect it
    to be there when you come back and not have every scrote in town making
    a bee line for it to claim it for his own.
     
    steve auvache, Oct 7, 2003
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    ozmick Guest

    Arse.

    You in Liverpool by any chance?
    Done.

    Hope it turns up, or if not, that CN do the right thing by you.
     
    ozmick, Oct 7, 2003
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    Steve Guest


    [snip tales of more woe]

    Commiserations mate, it's bastards like that who deserve the full penalty of
    the law.
     
    Steve, Oct 7, 2003
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    Shane Guest

    Yeah, sorry to hear that Rod. Unfortunately the full penalty of the law
    isn't a good enough deterrent. What they really deserve lies outside of the
    law.
     
    Shane, Oct 7, 2003
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    Chris H Guest

    I'm really sorry to hear that. I've been there and nothing anyone says
    in commiseration will make up for the sense of loss.

    I sold my soul to the devil (or the Halifax as they're better known)
    when my VFR got nicked and bought another bike (along with several
    hundred pounds worth of ground anchors and chains) and got on with my
    life. I haven't lost a bike since, but as other people have said, you
    shouldn't have to turn the area around your bike into Fort Knox.

    If I'd ever met a bike thief in the weeks afterwards , I would gladly
    have gone to prison provided it was in the sure knowledge that he would
    never ever be able to breed [1].
    You'll definitely only lose two if (and I say if, let's hope your
    fortunate) it's unrecovered.

    --
    Chris H
    CBR600F1 (number five).
    Please remove veg to reply

    [1] or walk [2].
    [2] I've calmed down since and would just settle for his face as a
    knee-slider.
     
    Chris H, Oct 7, 2003
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    Mr Precision Guest

    Ouch. They'll be round again in a month to nick the replacement as well.
    Bolt it to the floor.
     
    Mr Precision, Oct 7, 2003
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    rod dyno Guest

    I know, I was being a bit cheeky leaving summat on my property like that.
    Now if I was a police inspector and was bothered about catching them, i'd be
    contacting me with the idea of leaving a trap R1 outside fitted with a
    tracker. It's pretty obvious they'll be back in 3 months looking for my
    replacement bike. But **** it, it don't matter, it's only bike theft eh?
     
    rod dyno, Oct 9, 2003
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    rod dyno Guest

    A good workhorse, not so good parked between gixers and R1's outside
    mcdonalds.
    My bike, my beautiful bike!... aaaggghhhhhhhhh...
    You never know, hopefully one of em will ride it into the front of a bus.
     
    rod dyno, Oct 9, 2003
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    rod dyno Guest

    You should be able to do that mate, but it looks like we can't. Remember
    reading about that old boy who got pissed off with people trying to nick his
    cossie, so he wired it upto the mains?.. then got done for it. If some
    fucker breaks into your house and you twat em with a baseball bat, you get
    prosecuted. What's all that about?
    So help me out here, i'm hating myself because I feel like not bothering
    with another bike, which sucks. I'm thinking about maybe sinking 3 concreted
    ground loops in then chaining the front/rear wheel plus the swinger. Will
    that stop them?
     
    rod dyno, Oct 9, 2003
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    rod dyno Guest

    Hopefully they will, they should do coz I never hoodwinked them on anything.
    I fancy a nice aprillia 250 next, cheap and easy, until the mains seize, or
    the powervalves drop in... oh ****.
     
    rod dyno, Oct 9, 2003
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    rod dyno Guest

    death sounds good to me, or castration with a rusty butter knife.
     
    rod dyno, Oct 9, 2003
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    rod dyno Guest

    Well it cheers me up that the ground anchors have worked for you. I'll
    follow your lead on that one and do the same.
     
    rod dyno, Oct 9, 2003
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    Mr Precision Guest

    It's about not hiding the body well enough.
     
    Mr Precision, Oct 10, 2003
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