cheeky thiefs ---------------

[grandads_shed]

got my powerbyke out of the shared shed today, i thought something was odd, the bottom of the chain was on top of the rear sprocket, the wheels were loose, the front and rear breaks were disconnected, the wires going into the rear wheel have been damaged,

and why did they do it ??? well when i looked at the tyres they were mysteriously turned from new to worn out secondhand useless crap. bald as a shaved pu**y and are worn on both sides where the breaks had been rubbing on the tyres,

yep they nicked my new tyres and innertubes that i fitted 3 months ago, and fitted their old ones so a quick glimse it looked ok

i know who they are, but he moved out on the building 2 weeks ago and i don't know where to, i was glad the ju8nkies had gone, but know im fumming,

 

[brokenbiker]

I know your pain. me and my father used to keep moto cross bikes in a shared garage, and one day opened the garage to find my dads newly painted bike with no panels on it, and mine with a dry fuel tank and no handle bars...never did manage to get anyone prosecuted for it as there were too many sets of finger prints in the garage, as it was shared by us, the owner and 2 other couples that kept some gardening stuff in there...

your time will come, they will slip up sooner or later...

 

[AndyStobbs]

lost a DT125R and a kx250 out of my garden in the same night. That was a bad morning after - as it were.

 

[W4yne]

I'm sure the police would be able to find where they went to?

 

[brokenbiker]

not always. I had a moped nicked from outside the house the day after my 17th birthday. we had an eye witness who recognised the thief, a well known heroin addict that nicks things for fun, drives them a few miles then leaves them in the road and finds something else to steal, and gave the police his parents address, that was 4 streets away.

police came back a week later and said there was very little chance of finding who stole the bike and I should just focus on the insurance claim

 

[brightspark]

not always. I had a moped nicked from outside the house the day after my 17th birthday. we had an eye witness who recognised the thief, a well known heroin addict that nicks things for fun, drives them a few miles then leaves them in the road and finds something else to steal, and gave the police his parents address, that was 4 streets away.

police came back a week later and said there was very little chance of finding who stole the bike and I should just focus on the insurance claim

most old bill arent interested in getting your gear back just in boosting there arrest figures up for the records