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PostPosted: 07:58 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Bike Stolen *UPDATE* Reply with quote

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Honda CRF450 '03
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Stolen 17/02/12

Woke up today with my step dad telling me the bad news. My hole shed has been ripped apart. I thinking it was stolen to order as thats the only thing they took and its the hardest to take.

They have pushed my XT125X over to get to it. It had a massive lock on the back wheel so im guessing there was more than 2 people as they would have to lift the bike out.

It has been stolen in the Grays/Stifford Clays area. If you hear anything please let me know. Im guessing it going to be sold as parts, im going to my local MX track to put up a stolen poster as a few stolen bike do turn up at the track.

My Beloved CRF has gone Sad

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PostPosted: 08:18 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

My condelances. Gumtree usually heralds stolen stuff, more so than ebay. Local ones without pictures are what you want to look out for.
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PostPosted: 08:21 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

mattsprattuk wrote:
My condelances. Gumtree usually heralds stolen stuff, more so than ebay. Local ones without pictures are what you want to look out for.


Yeah im going to looking on gumtree and ebay all day
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PostPosted: 09:08 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Man, That's bad news.

Scumbags!!!


CRF-Rider wrote:
mattsprattuk wrote:
My condelances. Gumtree usually heralds stolen stuff, more so than ebay. Local ones without pictures are what you want to look out for.


Yeah im going to looking on gumtree and ebay all day
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PostPosted: 09:14 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Without any hyperbole or joking around, I would happily chop the hands off of the thieving subhuman vermin that took it.

Sorry to hear this, and I hope you get it back (plus some payback).
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PostPosted: 09:16 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

That's a horrible thing to wake up to I'm sure.

Trawl the local Estates Yada yada but you might get lucky.

Bastards should be hung, drawn and quartered and then cut up into tiny bits Rolling Eyes
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PostPosted: 09:40 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

That's shit, what dicks.

Makes me wanna get a push on a ground anchor for my garden...
Had a google around, nothing turning up on ads yet, but its early days


Googling that bike in that area just shows this thread Wink
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PostPosted: 09:44 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hope you get it back
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PostPosted: 09:54 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Ive kinda gotten over the fact im never gonna see it again but gonna let them take it without a fight.

Im already on the hunt and so far im looking out for a white astravan that was seen in my ally way a few days ago with a youngish guy driving it

when i find out who it was they better run to Scotland and swim
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PostPosted: 10:01 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

CRF-Rider wrote:

when i find out who it was they better run to Scotland and swim


Hey don't send them our way Sad

Unlucky but seriously, send them over the channel or something
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PostPosted: 10:09 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

CRF-Rider wrote:
Ive kinda gotten over the fact im never gonna see it again but gonna let them take it without a fight.

Im already on the hunt and so far im looking out for a white astravan that was seen in my ally way a few days ago with a youngish guy driving it

when i find out who it was they better run to Scotland and swim


Just be ready for the possibility that you do find it. Some bike thieves are very careful and won't sell a bike in the area it was stolen or they'll chop it for parts, but there are others who are as thick as two short planks, so if you do spot your bike you should be ready to decide how to confront the thieves; calling the police is probably a waste of time because they won't turn up for a "petty" crime.
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PostPosted: 10:11 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

CRF-Rider wrote:
Ive kinda gotten over the fact im never gonna see it again but gonna let them take it without a fight.

Im already on the hunt and so far im looking out for a white astravan that was seen in my ally way a few days ago with a youngish guy driving it

when i find out who it was they better run to Scotland and swim


Have you contacted the popo?
If I were you I would and disclose your frame number and all the specifics, you never know where the parts will turn up and if they're flagged as stolen they could get caught out when they come to sell them, what you dont want if for them to cannabalise it for parts before you've reported it
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PostPosted: 10:42 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Alpha-9 wrote:
CRF-Rider wrote:
Ive kinda gotten over the fact im never gonna see it again but gonna let them take it without a fight.

Im already on the hunt and so far im looking out for a white astravan that was seen in my ally way a few days ago with a youngish guy driving it

when i find out who it was they better run to Scotland and swim


Have you contacted the popo?
If I were you I would and disclose your frame number and all the specifics, you never know where the parts will turn up and if they're flagged as stolen they could get caught out when they come to sell them, what you dont want if for them to cannabalise it for parts before you've reported it


that was the first thing i did they taking there sweet time to come over. they said dont touch anything so we can find out who did it. but i dont want them to take too long i need to put new locks on the doors
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PostPosted: 10:51 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sympathies Sad

Hope the b'stards get caught and/or maim themselves quite badly on it.
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PostPosted: 10:55 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

CRF-Rider wrote:


that was the first thing i did they taking there sweet time to come over. they said dont touch anything so we can find out who did it. but i dont want them to take too long i need to put new locks on the doors



You'll be lucky if anyone comes out this week. The only thing they'll do is give you a crime report form to fill in; do fill it in just to annoy them, but don't expect them to investigate.
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PostPosted: 11:03 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Bastards. Mad

Hope it turns up, if they didn't take the XT then I guess it eliminates 'kids' nicking it for a joyride. Still a pisser eitherway. Mad
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PostPosted: 11:23 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

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They have pushed my XT125X over to get to it. It had a massive lock on the back wheel so im guessing there was more than 2 people as they would have to lift the bike out.


How well was the XT locked up? Don't be surprised if they make a return visit to take that one as well. You should have locked the front of the CRF, it's easier to lift the the rear of a bike than the front. Two people could easily have done it; one person to hold the back end off the ground and one to push. They probably broke the steering lock but they could also have put the front end onto a trolley.

Make sure the XT is very well secured, it's not uncommon for thieves to come back the next night to finish the job or they'll mention it to their scumbag mates and let them have a go. You have been warned.
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PostPosted: 11:29 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

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They have pushed my XT125X over to get to it. It had a massive lock on the back wheel so im guessing there was more than 2 people as they would have to lift the bike out.


How well was the XT locked up? Don't be surprised if they make a return visit to take that one as well. You should have locked the front of the CRF, it's easier to lift the the rear of a bike than the front. Two people could easily have done it; one person to hold the back end off the ground and one to push. They probably broke the steering lock but they could also have put the front end onto a trolley.

Make sure the XT is very well secured, it's not uncommon for thieves to come back the next night to finish the job or they'll mention it to their scumbag mates and let them have a go. You have been warned.


i was thinking this. i prob wont get a good nights sleep tonight will be playing on my mind
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PostPosted: 11:29 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

ninja_butler wrote:
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They have pushed my XT125X over to get to it. It had a massive lock on the back wheel so im guessing there was more than 2 people as they would have to lift the bike out.


How well was the XT locked up? Don't be surprised if they make a return visit to take that one as well. You should have locked the front of the CRF, it's easier to lift the the rear of a bike than the front. Two people could easily have done it; one person to hold the back end off the ground and one to push. They probably broke the steering lock but they could also have put the front end onto a trolley.

Make sure the XT is very well secured, it's not uncommon for thieves to come back the next night to finish the job or they'll mention it to their scumbag mates and let them have a go. You have been warned.


i was thinking this. i prob wont get a good nights sleep tonight will be playing on my mind
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PostPosted: 11:57 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Might be an idea to re-think your security as they'll have an idea of what to expect if they do make a return visit. At the last place we lived (on a sh*thole estate) I had a 50cc scoot nicked whilst we were away visiting family, what was left of it was recovered. Got another scoot and they made 5 attempts over the course of 8 months to steal it, each time I improvised different ways of securing the scoot and shed. The shed door hinges had allen bolts with nylock nuts covered in steal plate which was also secured with allen bolts & nylock nuts (they had unscrewed the door hinges on a previous attempt). I also covered the clasps with a steel covering so they couldn't get at the padlocks with bolt croppers. Rolling Eyes
I found using a shed alarm was effective, not overly expensive (around £20). After the alarm went in the scoot stay put despite them still having a go, I moved the position of the alarm after each attempt & covered it by securing a metal shopping basket over it so they couldn't smash it or tear it off the wall.

Basically look at whatever security you've got and think of yourself as the thief, how will you go about getting past the security? That's basically what I had to do, securing the hinges hadn't occurred until I came out one morning to find one of the doors being held on by the clasps attached to the other door (twin door shed).

What pee'd me off more was that I wanted to move up to a bike but I got sick of them break ins, each time they tried I had to pay out for anything that had been damaged & there's no point in buying cheap padlocks and so on.
I sold the scoot and went back to having a car, we moved house. The area is great, the guy next door owns a 600 Fazer and that's left without a chain throught the frame/wheel and he's had no issues in 5 years of living here. I still put mine in a big shed at night with a good level of security for piece of mind.

Seriously though, look at your security from the point of view of the thief and try and improve on what you've got. It's alot of ache I admit but sadly needs to be done. Evil or Very Mad
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PostPosted: 12:00 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

ninja_butler wrote:
CRF-Rider wrote:
Ive kinda gotten over the fact im never gonna see it again but gonna let them take it without a fight.

Im already on the hunt and so far im looking out for a white astravan that was seen in my ally way a few days ago with a youngish guy driving it

when i find out who it was they better run to Scotland and swim


Just be ready for the possibility that you do find it. Some bike thieves are very careful and won't sell a bike in the area it was stolen or they'll chop it for parts, but there are others who are as thick as two short planks, so if you do spot your bike you should be ready to decide how to confront the thieves; calling the police is probably a waste of time because they won't turn up for a "petty" crime.


unless you see them with weapons Wink

we had our shed door cut open and had our push bikes nicked. They came some time later, maybe a week or two, and nicked the new bike my bro had bought in the meantime.

get one of those high decibel alarms at minimum and stick it on the door. give them a surprise when they open it at least and prepare the baseball bat
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PostPosted: 12:07 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'll keep an eye out down this way, I'll steal it if I see it.

Shit news mate, can't believe there was no alarms or anything though...I'd definitely have some form of alarm on the XT at least Thumbs Down

Keep a watchful eye, set up some pots and pans to make some noise when they open the door.
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PostPosted: 13:20 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

What a pisser! Gutted for you.

Loads of good advice above re. securing the XT. Get it done. Thumbs Up

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PostPosted: 13:36 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

The police woman came and took the broken looks away for finger printing. Im not gonna lie but the scumbags have done a good job. didnt take anything they didnt need just the bike quick in and out.

we have got new locks big fuckers this time.

it feels like a member of the family has died as had that bike your years and was my first ''big bike''

YOU WILL BE MISSED Sad
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PostPosted: 14:07 - 17 Feb 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sorry to hear it.

Will keep an eye out for you!

Get something that makes a shit load of noise if anyone comes near it.

Is usually a good deterant if they have to go past the house to access stuff.
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