Stolen R1200GSA 30 Year Anniversary Model

[PaulW21781]

Stolen in the early hours this morning from Atherton, my R1200GSA 30 Year Anniversary Model

It's fairly standard for the year, only extra bit is the touratech satnav mount & the wunderlich screen extender.

Registration is PN60 YWX, mileage is approx. 35k. It's very dirty (well ridden)

Still waiting for a call back from the police, but already notified insurance & such like...

Seriously gutted

 

[Deleted account 200123001]

Oh no sorry to hear that, not another one.....what's with all these thefts.

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[PaulW21781]

Someone obviously wants them... Wish they'd just cock off!!

 

[Steptoe]

Chances are it's parked up not too far away, waiting to see if there's a tracker fitted......

 

[Ali-bear]

Erm ... can I park my bike outside your house for a week or two?

 

[Rockred]

Sorry to hear of the loss, I feel for you........... Shooting is to good for them scum bags, they need there balls chopping off.

 

[Andrei Ukrainian]

Really sorry to hear this...again. We save up for these bikes, our passion, look after them like prized possessions and them some anus steals them.

Hopefully the insurance will eventually come through, a bit of a wait for you but things will get better.

Now on the other hand, I crashed a brand new BMW F800GS from Kiev after 150km, I had only road insurance, so all bills are down to me. So mate there is always someone worse off than oneself

 

[bikemad]

Thieves prob got bored with sports bikes so target ours cos of parts resale ? was your bike parked outside or in locked garage
I use upto 3 locks on each outdoor bikes a chain though rear wheel to ground anchor D lock front & 2nd chain though both wheels Iv got some thick cable ideal to lash two bikes have had 5 bikes all on road in the past least Iv got a nice garage now
I also use a 25kgs market stall weight as an extra anchor try dragging that along

 

[Roymondo]

A garage is potentially a mixed blessing, as it gives the thieves cover while they work on your locks etc (and maybe even a supply of handy tools to help them...). It *can* lead to a certain amount of complacency.

A few years ago there was one particular outfit who were very active around the Thames Valley/Northants area. They would follow a likely target (unfortunately, we are creatures of habit) to his home and scope out the security arrangements before visiting in the small hours to do their stuff. They used a small, wheeled trolley to raise U-locked wheels off the ground and/or short lengths of scaff pole to lift the whole thing and get it out of the garage. They would then lob the bike in the back of a large van, resting it against a mattress while they worked on it as they returned to base. They would strip out and whang trackers etc as they went. By the time they returned to their yard, the bike would already be largely stripped.

 

[autogs]

give it a couple of weeks and you will be able to buy it all back in bits from the lituaninan ebay seller

 

[Gazzabart]

give it a couple of weeks and you will be able to buy it all back in bits from the lituaninan ebay seller

For a country with very little money - that bloke is stripping the bikes almost non stop - why can't anyone do anything ???

 

[autogs]

who knows mate,it seems mighty fishey but he has been selling for years now