This past weekend (March 17 - 20) Team Suzuki Blackfoot Racing's Clint McBain went down to Las Vegas, Nevada to take part in two track days at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. On Sunday evening in the Orlean's Hotel & Casino parking lot Clint's truck was broken into and thieves stole his trailer and all bikes and gear in it. The motorcycles are unregistered race bikes from Canada (see description and pictures at the attached web page), so I presume they may possible show up at a race track some time, or they may be stripped and parted out (e-bay, classifieds, etc.). If you have any information regarding the stolen stuff, you will find contact numbers at the following site: http://www.blackfootmotosports.com/updates/032206rr.htm -- Don RCOS# 7 No Riding Today 2000 - Yamaha Venture Millenium Edition
Calgary wrote: This past weekend (March 17 - 20) Team Suzuki Blackfoot Racing's Clint McBain went down to Las Vegas, Nevada to take part in two track days at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. On Sunday evening in the Orlean's Hotel & Casino parking lot Clint's truck was broken into and thieves stole his trailer and all bikes and gear in it. The motorcycles are unregistered race bikes from Canada (see description and pictures at the attached web page), so I presume they may possible show up at a race track some time, or they may be stripped and parted out (e-bay, classifieds, etc.). If you have any information regarding the stolen stuff, you will find contact numbers at the following site: http://www.blackfootmotosports.com/updates/032206rr.htm Don)~ ~~~Pitifully bad luck. Shit happens, Forest Gump, 1994)~bjay~ 'Ya'll take care'' --BJAY--
Ouch!!! painful to read... Busy Little Shop will keep an look out for the VINS... you know... it doesn't pay to advertise your sport the exterior of your van or trailer anymore... I think it's best to advertise that you are in the waste management business... yea... go ahead and steal my waste... Larry L 94 RC45 #2 Have a wheelie NICE day... Lean & Mean it in every corner of your life... If it wasn't for us the fast lane would rust... V4'S are music to the seat of my pants... 1952 De Havilland Chipmunk... Yank and bank your brains loose... http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/-xlax-/ http://home.comcast.net/~netters2/ http://www.fox302.com/index.pl?s=vg&user=netters2 http://www.reeky.org/gallery/xlax
Ouch! Why is the full coverage insurance so expensive? Is it related to his claims record, the type of bike or typical of the rates in Texas? -- Don RCOS# 7 No Riding Today 2000 - Yamaha Venture Millenium Edition
Asbestos Abaters - We're as "As Best As" They Come! (However, we'd have to be careful. Some Gov perp would expect a PUC license and DOT hazard sign, plus must travel on hazard cert roadways.) Agricultural waste is not hazardous disposal, so this is better: Steer Trails Environmental Waste & Excrement Management (STEW EM)
True, apartment is about the most insecure place, including those with garages. My 10-speed bike was stolen from my garage in Long Beach, CA back in the mid-80s. Perps clipped my lock and made off with several bikes. I had a 1971 CB100 motor stolen out of my carport in North Long Beach. At first I thought they did me a favor, they left my good CB125 engine and took the CB100 motor, which was toast. However, in a way I now wished I had that motor since it matched the frame, my little CB100 would be worth more with the OEM engine instead of the CB125 engine. :-(
Klutz said it)_Clearly, some things ought to still be a hanging offense once the posse catches the perps... ~~~~~~Just like they did in the ole' Texas Cowboy days, you mess with a mans horse, you'll get yo'self shot, and, or hung with a new rope~~~bjay 'Ya'll take care'' --BJAY--
Calgary ask?_Ouch! Why is the full coverage insurance so expensive? Is it related to his claims record, the type of bike or typical of the rates in Texas? ~~of course, anywhere in the USA, it is that way. All full coverage insurance is fairly expensive, when the vehicle is a popular item to be stolen are vandalized, and or the parts are high, like any sport vehicles, and many utility vehicles. If I had a lot of money in a Bike, I'll carry full stuff, but I don't, so I just carry the necessities.Also, if I lived in certain areas, and thought my bikes & vehicles were vulnerable, I'd up^ my insurance coverage.-bjay-
Is this a cross-post? no biggie, but we're enjoying some friendly Reeky guys down this thread. It's hard for me to detect, with my webby apparatus. I just roll with the flow, and enjoy whoever. (grin)-bjay-
Too bad there wasn't mice or a rabbit hopping around you. You could say, "There goes food! They'll be here any minute!"
I read about a guy in Arizona who put a rattlesnake rattle on a little solenoid under the seat of his car and wired it into the dome light switch. He *used* to have problems with people sneaking into his garage to steal his car... Now occasionally he'll just hear his car door slam and the pitter-pat of scared feet running away.
True, unless he was a close friend. If they open up with humour, perhaps, but usually to avoid hassles it is best to keep things short and strictly business, then breathe a reliever when he departs.
