Attempted/planned theft?

[Benno]

[ouchthathurt]

Not an insurance approved chain i hasten to add, just an old chain off a small dinghy anchor. it was for a deterrant more than anything else, after all i relied on the disklock and the fact it was locked in a garage to prevent theiving. I suppose if they want it that badly, they'll take it.


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British Army Medic. bikes: suzuki TS50 - Honda NSR125R - Suzuki GSXR400 - Suzuki GSXR 600 - Suzuki GS500 - Honda CBR600FJ - Honda CBR600FM - Suzuki RF400 - Suzuki SV650s, next bike - have a written off Suzuki bandit 600 as a project. Dream bike - Ducati 916. other dream bike - Suzuki GSXR750SRAD. Current bije

[Benno]

[-Matt-]

The almax series III's are just as good at stopping manual attacks, only difference between III and IV's [apart from the price] is the IV last a minute or two longer against angle grinders, so if you're not worried about that you might as well save some cash and get a III.

If they're able to get away with a couple of minutes angle grinding a III i've always figured they'll be able to take another minute or two and get though a IV regardless

[Benno]

[ouchthathurt]

Its better then several grand for a new bike. i was teenage reckless and never thought my bikes would get nicked. After all, it was at the back of a double garage, in view from the back of the house and past several security lights, but it went. Either the kids didnt care about getting caught or knew they would get away with it. I was very angry at the time as it had a race exhaust, 21mm carb and 50/70cc kit on it. But they treated it very well, only had to replace the numberplate, they looked after it, apart from hitting a copper with it, the police recovered it within a few days, but stuck it in storage and forgot to inform me for several months. then tried to charge me storage fees! I refused and complained and they just gave the bike back with an apology. i was on my NSR125 by this point.



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British Army Medic. bikes: suzuki TS50 - Honda NSR125R - Suzuki GSXR400 - Suzuki GSXR 600 - Suzuki GS500 - Honda CBR600FJ - Honda CBR600FM - Suzuki RF400 - Suzuki SV650s, next bike - have a written off Suzuki bandit 600 as a project. Dream bike - Ducati 916. other dream bike - Suzuki GSXR750SRAD. Current bije

[ouchthathurt]

Its better then several grand for a new bike. i was teenage reckless and never thought my bikes would get nicked. After all, it was at the back of a double garage, in view from the back of the house and past several security lights, but it went. Either the kids didnt care about getting caught or knew they would get away with it. I was very angry at the time as it had a race exhaust, 21mm carb and 50/70cc kit on it. But they treated it very well, only had to replace the numberplate, they looked after it, apart from hitting a copper with it, the police recovered it within a few days, but stuck it in storage and forgot to inform me for several months. then tried to charge me storage fees! I refused and complained and they just gave the bike back with an apology. i was on my NSR125 by this point.



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British Army Medic. bikes: suzuki TS50 - Honda NSR125R - Suzuki GSXR400 - Suzuki GSXR 600 - Suzuki GS500 - Honda CBR600FJ - Honda CBR600FM - Suzuki RF400 - Suzuki SV650s, next bike - have a written off Suzuki bandit 600 as a project. Dream bike - Ducati 916. other dream bike - Suzuki GSXR750SRAD. Current bije

[Shinigami]

wind has taken my old over off also (but also took the bike over with it ¬_¬)

so could be wind, you did the right thing anyway moving it and putting ALL of the locks on

better to be safe than bikeless
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