With that number of stolen bikes across different locations the thieves must have been well organised. I wonder if there is a common link (e.g. where the bikes were purchased from or serviced) that meant the thieves knew where to go.
Seeing this reminds me that I really must get round to fitting that Monimoto tracker which is sitting in the garage in its box.
With that number of stolen bikes across different locations the thieves must have been well organised. I wonder if there is a common link (e.g. where the bikes were purchased from or serviced) that meant the thieves knew where to go.
Seeing this reminds me that I really must get round to fitting that Monimoto tracker which is sitting in the garage in its box.
Get it done now - they work very well![]()
I dont have a van, but.and this boys and girls , is why you don't put stickers on your van , saying you have an off road bike !
That is exactly how it is, how it has to be, unfortunately!I dont have a van, but.
I never park a bike at the front of my house or on the drive.
As soon as I return from wherever I've been, I ride straight down the side of the house and shut the 7 foot gate behind me. (its then stored in a locked brick garage)
Other than good friends and my closest neighbours, nobody knows there is a bike stored here.
Its sad you have to be like that, but you do.
Once scroats know where a bike is stored, they cant think of anything else.... its only a matter of time.

I feel for the people that who has the bike stolen
I presume they had locks on but the thieves seem to get through anything now a days. I hope some good comes from these bikes being stolen and returned
I’ve had a Monimoto tracker subscription for 5 years or so now and the fucker (fob) has finally given up the ghost. Over the time I’ve had it, there’s been over 10 false alarms. Couple involving me calling my neighbours to go check my garage etc.With that number of stolen bikes across different locations the thieves must have been well organised. I wonder if there is a common link (e.g. where the bikes were purchased from or serviced) that meant the thieves knew where to go.
Seeing this reminds me that I really must get round to fitting that Monimoto tracker which is sitting in the garage in its box.
I dont have a van, but.
I never park a bike at the front of my house or on the drive.
As soon as I return from wherever I've been, I ride straight down the side of the house and shut the 7 foot gate behind me. (its then stored in a locked brick garage)
Other than good friends and my closest neighbours, nobody knows there is a bike stored here.
Its sad you have to be like that, but you do.
Once scroats know where a bike is stored, they cant think of anything else.... its only a matter of time.
Do you really blame "the massive influx of eastos"? Tool. I employed loads of people from eastern Europe, and they were just ordinary people like you and me trying to get ahead. Enjoy Reform.Up until recently people around Inverness, Black Isle and Dingwall would leave their back doors and cars unlocked. Times have definitely changed………I blame the massive influx of Eastos!!
Never thought I’d utter those words, but our Asian brethren are a lot of things (including kid rapists), but not typically thieves.
It’s still quite safe in Fintry, but there has been the odd van spotted recently.
Biggest crime is stolen farm equipment (like quads), trailers and tools nicked out the back of ‘unlocked’ vans.
Think we all need to evolve.
Do you really blame "the massive influx of eastos"? Tool. I employed loads of people from eastern Europe, and they were just ordinary people like you and me trying to get ahead. Enjoy Reform.
. Eastos come in 2 forms: honest, God fearing and hard working……….the other are gypsiesDo you really blame "the massive influx of eastos"? Tool. I employed loads of people from eastern Europe, and they were just ordinary people like you and me trying to get ahead. Enjoy Reform.
Other than good friends and my closest neighbours, nobody knows there is a bike stored here.
Up until recently people around Inverness, Black Isle and Dingwall would leave their back doors and cars unlocked.