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theft attempt thwarted by Bikebrace

Started by pantablo, February 01, 2005, 01:09:23 PM

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Quote from: makenzie71 on August 21, 2006, 09:47:40 PM...not like normal sex, either...like sex with chicks.

JohNLA

Damn, that sucks dude. I am glad they did not get away with your ride.
Was it parked in the same spot you used to park your GS because that was well out of view.
Some jerks tried to break into my Tacoma last month and destroyed the passenger door lock in the process. :x
To bad you cant chop the hand off a thief like in the old days. That would sure make me feel better.
On his tombstone were the words "I told you I was sick!"

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john

Pablo.  Is there any way for you to buy a house with a garage?  Because I'm afraid you're right, they'll be beck and this time be ready to take on that bike lock.

And it wouldn't surprise me that the dealer leaked your address.  A car dealer in MA was busted doing that stuff.  They were giving addresses to theives for certain cars that they wanted.

Did you report the attempted theft?
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dgyver

Make sure you report the dealers name to the police in your report. I would take a trip to the dealer and let them know what happened, as well as that their name was included in the report to the police.

:guns: thieves
Common sense in not very common.

Dom

For my sister's 7th birthday we went to a rollerskating rink, Skootchies in Seattle, and we suspect that after we paid with a check and were partying away they drove to our house and robbed it.   :(

The Buddha

Bloody hell I was afraid of buying stuff with a credit card cos Uncle sam might be watching ... This is far worse ... I better make sure they dont have my address ...
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scratch

Glad they didn't get the bike.  :guns: thieves.

Good thing you're moving the bike. They'll be back. And, if they're coming back, a video camera somewhere might get a licence plate. I can't chip in for the camera now, but in 4 months I will (when I get my m/c fund back).
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TheGoodGuy

i am glad they didnt take the bike.. time for an alarm to be added to teh arsenal.

an alarm would have scared tehm away...

i need to get a bikebrace if i bring my bike up to sac.
'01 GS500. Mods: Katana Shock, Progessive Springs, BobB's V&H  Advancer Clone, JeffD's LED tail lights & LED licence plate bolt running lights, flanders superbike bars, magnet under the bike. Recent mods: Rejet with 20/62.5/145, 3 shims on needle, K&N Lunch box.

Dom

Quote from: seshadri_srinathBloody hell I was afraid of buying stuff with a credit card cos Uncle sam might be watching ... This is far worse ... I

Uncle Sam doesn't care what you buy until you are buying objects that are commonly associated with illegal behavior.  People don't usually care if Uncle Sam knows what they are buying unless they are buying objects that are commonly associated with illegal behavior.  Whatcha buying Srinath?   :lol:

hairball

Hopefully you have comprehensive coverage, just in case.

How easy was it to sink those concrete screws on the bikebrace?
98 GS500 -SOLD-
02 SV650S

pantablo

yes, the bike is fully insured but if I had to claim a loss my next bike would be more to insure, and my current coverage (cars are on same policy) would also go up...I'm screwed either way.

It was not easy to sink them. I had to drill 3/8" round holes 4" deep for each of the 8 screws. went through a few drill bits doing it. Of course now it was all worth it.
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Quote from: makenzie71 on August 21, 2006, 09:47:40 PM...not like normal sex, either...like sex with chicks.

The Buddha

Quote from: Dom
Quote from: seshadri_srinathBloody hell I was afraid of buying stuff with a credit card cos Uncle sam might be watching ... This is far worse ... I

Uncle Sam doesn't care what you buy until you are buying objects that are commonly associated with illegal behavior.  People don't usually care if Uncle Sam knows what they are buying unless they are buying objects that are commonly associated with illegal behavior.  Whatcha buying Srinath?   :lol:

Oh yea You think 60 sets of 40 pilot jets aren't going to raise suspicion ... If they torture me for Information I am fingering you ...  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:
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Dom

Quote from: seshadri_srinathIf they torture me for Information I am fingering you ...  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:
Cool.
Srinath.

No thanks, doc.  I plan on opting for the less invasive and intimate colonoscopy.

The Buddha

Yes and The FBI are going to give you one ...  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:
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Dom

I've heard of a "suitcase nuke" but I've never heard of an "anus nuke".  But I guess that's one place to hide your Uranium 238.  Actually, there's no better a place to hide Uranium than in your anus!


Dom

Next time they might bring a cutting torch...maybe the mini tank kit that they sell at Home Depot...the thing is quiet and will fit in a backpack...I'd move the bike into storage or get busy building a shed...with a good lock!

The Buddha

Yea My forkbrace works ... whooo hoooo ...
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pantablo

Quote from: DomNext time they might bring a cutting torch...maybe the mini tank kit that they sell at Home Depot...the thing is quiet and will fit in a backpack...I'd move the bike into storage or get busy building a shed...with a good lock!

I've already moved the bike to an undisclosed location and plan to move the bikebrace there too, even though its inside. I just think its odd that they would have seen the bike covered, with the bikebrace being the only thing visible, and continued with the theft attempt. And then to try rocking the bike back and forth against the steel rod to try breaking it loose...I know for sure they didnt case the joint otherwise they would have brought more appropriate tools to either remove the bikebrace from the ground or remove the rear wheel (since I dont have the axle covers preventing rear wheel removal).
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Quote from: makenzie71 on August 21, 2006, 09:47:40 PM...not like normal sex, either...like sex with chicks.

Dom

Here's a GPS tracking system/alarm... www.cycletrak.com

Seems like this kind of technology will be extremely common in the next few years...buy your stock. :)

Jeppy

What a bunch of Horse shaZam!!
I'm sorry but were is that mob that killed that one guy on the other post when you need them. I can't stand thieves. That is the one thing I will not stand for is some @$$hole stealing something you worked hard for. They want to get it what they think is the easy way. I'm sorry about the language....stuff like this pisses me off like you would not believe. Yes I've had many things stolen....but mess with my bike and someone will die. :guns:

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