Yet another stolen Bike

Honda XL1000V varadero
black and silver
reg- W842 SFP
chassis No- JH25DO1A1YM102844


'They decided last night would be a good time to take the bike from my
girlfriends house (on the borders of merseyside and cheshire) and fcuk
off with it.

It was locked up, alarmed how the hell did they get away with it? In
the 18 years that i have been riding bikes they have never been able
to get away with my bike.'



Any sightings or anything let me know

Thanks
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http://Borg.no-ip.com

XJ900 Trike GS850 Trike

Some people are like slinkys....
no real use but it makes you smile when they fall down stairs!

 

Probably taken by the taste police.

 

The word "Merseyside" reveals the answer.

 

I was told on my CBT that they come along with a cold storage
(refigerated) lorry with a crane. They pick it up drop it in, alarm
going off and everything.... and off they go with it.

Dont know if this is just urban myth?

Commiserations :-(

If you find those responsible I can offer some ideas on what you can do
with them!

 

That figures..... thye've put it in cryogenic storage until a point in the
future where they become tastefull again.....

(PS - Commiserations as well, I do hope you catch the scummers).

 

What do you mean, 'again'?

Indeed.

--
Alex
BMW R1150GS
DIAABTCOD#3 MSWF#4 UKRMFBC#6 Ibw#35 BOB#8
http://www.team-ukrm.co.uk
Windy's "little soldier"

 

I've also heard that insulated vehicles have been used for nicking
bikes and muffling the sound of the alarm. Like you, I have no idea if
it's true, although I'd have thought even an ordinary Transit with the
doors shut, would achieve much the same result.

 

TOG@toil emerged from their own little world
to say

If one of my ex-employers is anything to go by, refrigerated lorries are
very good for gaining access to "secure" sites.

Most drivers would have to show a delivery note before being allowed onto
the 67 acre site. However, turn up in a van with Peters Pies or Brake Bros.
written on the side and the barrier would be raised without any checks.

 

It also stops the tracker (should you have one!) being able to see the
satellite.
apparently!

--
Greybeard

FLHRCI -01 UK ( 95 cu-in Stg 2. Big Boy!)
Trumpet Trophy 1200 -91, for rainy days

nntp@foxtails[dot]co[dot]uk

 

In uk.rec.motorcycles, wessie amazed us all with this pearl of wisdom:

Not if you want to go to Eurostar.

Full body searches, full cab and vehicle search.

Thank **** they didn't find any exploding cakes!

 

Whinging Courier emerged from their own little world to say

Despite US ownership a photocopier factory is hardly a terrorist target.

Also, being located in the Forest of Dean, puts it a long way down the list
of desirable places to seek asylum.

 

It would improve the place a bit, mind.

Or to seek anything really.

 

Which is why the satellite option is secondary to the long-wave transmission
they use, which can go through several feet of concrete.

 

And if they take your bike to their underground lair ?

 

You probably don't want it back. There will be jizz in the exhaust...