Stolen bike
02-23-2005 | 11:59 PM
#42
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From: Northern Cali, now philly :(
Re: Stolen bike
disk locks dont do ****!!
Iv broken 2 of them just trying to ride outta my ched, and it scares the **** outta me, but i llok on the floor, and see the lock in like 3 pieces, they are garbage, dont waste ir money!
Iv broken 2 of them just trying to ride outta my ched, and it scares the **** outta me, but i llok on the floor, and see the lock in like 3 pieces, they are garbage, dont waste ir money!
02-24-2005 | 12:01 AM
#43
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Re: Stolen bike
I had an alarm on my bike for awhile was a pain in the azz!!! but it never left....
...I leave mine in front of my house without the steering locked all the time!! I just point a gun at the window with a light showing the barrel, it hasn't budged one inch, and it hasn't been jacked when I'm on it either, but I credit that to my new ghetto security system<---see avaitor for details
...I leave mine in front of my house without the steering locked all the time!! I just point a gun at the window with a light showing the barrel, it hasn't budged one inch, and it hasn't been jacked when I'm on it either, but I credit that to my new ghetto security system<---see avaitor for details
02-24-2005 | 01:17 AM
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Re: Stolen bike
man, my whole take on the deal is, it's kinda like gambling, if you can't afford to lose it, you'd better have insurance on it....now that i say that someone will steal my ****..lol...i don't have comp on my stuntbike, but everything else does...if they want it, they'll get it one way or another.....
02-24-2005 | 01:46 AM
#48
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Re: Stolen bike
Man, a gun aint gunna do **** for you when your snoring 3 'o' clock in the morning. That's when they're prowlin. Also, a disc lock aint **** either. Get two big guys with a 400 lb bike, it's quick and easy. Reading this post got paranoid as ***. I'm ready to pull my bike in my damn bedroom, for real!! I don't live in the best neiborhood if you know what i'm sayin. I wish i could see a theive gankin my ****, there would be one less to deal with. Nate. 
thieves!!!
thieves!!!
02-24-2005 | 09:11 AM
#49
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From: the burg, FL
Re: Stolen bike
Originally Posted by FooFighters203
a few people in dallas are putting together the idea of a "sting" opperation and get some street justice.... but the twist is, let them get the bike, follow the ****er, and you'll probally land on a jackpot of tons of stolens bikes, then you call the popo (but, you beat the living **** out of them before cops get there) 
if you do this you might wanna get it on vid, for legal purposes and for me to watch 
02-24-2005 | 02:42 PM
#50
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Re: Stolen bike
Originally Posted by bigbrother
Also, i was told that most theives carry around an array of ignition switches with keys. So, what they'll do is if you have a bike with a certain ignition switch, they'll approch your bike, cut the wires underneath your ignition switch and re-attach the wires to theirs.....put in their key, and off they go 
02-24-2005 | 03:33 PM
#51
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Re: Stolen bike
Originally Posted by DemonRace6
the kids i ride with leave there helmet, jacket and iv even seen katz leave there key in there bike, i think there crazy, but i guess im in a good area, jersey, bout 30 miles from newark
02-24-2005 | 06:37 PM
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Re: Stolen bike
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02-24-2005 | 07:04 PM
#54
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Re: Stolen bike
Originally Posted by Nate
Man, a gun aint gunna do **** for you when your snoring 3 'o' clock in the morning. That's when they're prowlin. Also, a disc lock aint **** either. Get two big guys with a 400 lb bike, it's quick and easy. Reading this post got paranoid as ***. I'm ready to pull my bike in my damn bedroom, for real!! I don't live in the best neiborhood if you know what i'm sayin. I wish i could see a theive gankin my ****, there would be one less to deal with. Nate. thieves!!!
thieves!!!
02-24-2005 | 09:50 PM
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Re: Stolen bike
Originally Posted by martino
heres how i do it.
chain it to the suspension spring on your car. chaining it to a solid object is the only way to go.
chain it to the suspension spring on your car. chaining it to a solid object is the only way to go.
02-24-2005 | 10:49 PM
#57
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From: Hummelstown PA
Re: Stolen bike
Originally Posted by painedogg25
A disk lock, man what the hell is that going to do. Even that big *** busa will end up in the back of a truck if someone wants it. i mean at 700lbs it might take 3 guys instead of 2 but its still gone. Keep em in you living room or keep em crunchy otherwise some loser is probably figuring out how to take your bike right now.
02-24-2005 | 11:57 PM
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Re: Stolen bike
Originally Posted by FooFighters203
how do you know that.... BIKE THEIF!!!!!!!!! lol j/k
but yea, 9 out of 10 times they get lifted into a van/truck
theivs blow major satchel.
but yea, 9 out of 10 times they get lifted into a van/truck
theivs blow major satchel.
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