Stolen bike
02-25-2005 | 06:33 AM
#61
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Crashing SUCKS!!!
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 873
From: seattle, WA
Re: Stolen bike
I'm gonna look into insurance too because I still owe a lot on my '04 1000.
I got an AR-15 under my bed so if I hear anybody coming thru my garage window they'll be staring down the barrel of my gun.
I got an AR-15 under my bed so if I hear anybody coming thru my garage window they'll be staring down the barrel of my gun.
02-25-2005 | 03:22 PM
#62
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Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 21
From: State College, PA
Re: Stolen bike
Originally Posted by erndog
My boy Jake got his bike stolen Saturday night at Vito's in downtown Seattle. It was a black and silver '04 gsx-r 1000. He has no insurance on it so he's out whatever he owes on the bike. He went into the club with 4 other riders out of my crew and came out later and it was gone. I feel sorry for him paying on a bike he doesn't have. I'm thinking about getting a disc lock now after this happened to him. Anybody else got similar stories of this happening to them or a friend?
The day I bought my Ninja, several people at the bike shop told me similar stories about dissapearing bikes. It was a 2004 ninja 250...a very popular, very light bike.
To make matters worse, as soon as I pulled up and parked in my appartment complex's motorcycle parking, the maintinence guys started telling me that last year almost every bike parked there got nailed by a drunk comming home. They NEVER found the cars that hit the bikes either. ****ers.
Me and a few other riders threw a goddamn fit over where the bike parking was, and they moved it...so no one's bikes were trashed last year. I traded the ninja in for a Triumph Daytona 955cc bike, and that's at least a little heavier and older, so less of a target.
so far, so good.
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