Warning - Stolen Clocks (Again)

Brilliant, can you advise what size domed mirror screw and where did you purchase it from please.

did check google but would be grateful if you could shed more light
 
Or you could neatly cover the area around the circlip with Sugru, mouldable rubber. Goes hard in 24 hours and can be removed, but takes more than 15 pissing seconds!

http://sugru.com/

BB
 
As an addition, the full cap system here can also be used to cover the bolts that hold the headlight in place ( though I also changed the bolts to Roundhead security torx at the same time) making it harder to swipe the headlight as well.
 
Cymarc Brace

Just thought I should add that I fitted the Cymarc brace as well as a headlamp cover after my clocks and headlight were stolen outside a pub in central London during daylight hours. Alarm was going off like the clappers but no passer-by was bothered as they removed £3000 worth of kit. Yesterday they took the instrument cluster again (two months after last time) cutting through the brace. This time it was parked outside a major shopping centre with CCTV and plenty of customers but nobody interested in tackling the two louts on a motorbike as they ripped it out with alarm going again. If you park near Holborn be warned - nothing is safe.
 
Just thought I should add that I fitted the Cymarc brace as well as a headlamp cover after my clocks and headlight were stolen outside a pub in central London during daylight hours. Alarm was going off like the clappers but no passer-by was bothered as they removed £3000 worth of kit. Yesterday they took the instrument cluster again (two months after last time) cutting through the brace. This time it was parked outside a major shopping centre with CCTV and plenty of customers but nobody interested in tackling the two louts on a motorbike as they ripped it out with alarm going again. If you park near Holborn be warned - nothing is safe.

Not good to hear

So BMW designs fancy clocks and LED lights, that are very insecure from new and then aftermarket firms - make a security bra to rectify this oversight and they go again

Not good really :blast

WC clocks and LED lights must be very desireable:cool:

Where do they all go?
 
This time it was parked outside a major shopping centre with CCTV and plenty of customers but nobody interested in tackling the two louts on a motorbike as they ripped it out with alarm going again

honestly , its more an indictment of the society in which that motorcycle operates rather than the said motorcycle's design.

if people can dismantle stuff from a vehicle in a crowded area in broad daylight , with the alarm going , I would move to a different country
 
Just thought I should add that I fitted the Cymarc brace as well as a headlamp cover after my clocks and headlight were stolen outside a pub in central London during daylight hours. Alarm was going off like the clappers but no passer-by was bothered as they removed £3000 worth of kit. Yesterday they took the instrument cluster again (two months after last time) cutting through the brace. This time it was parked outside a major shopping centre with CCTV and plenty of customers but nobody interested in tackling the two louts on a motorbike as they ripped it out with alarm going again. If you park near Holborn be warned - nothing is safe.

I'd sell the fucking thing after 2nd set went it's a fuck up on BMWs part making it easy to Nick ! be cheaper to buy an old commuter then use this for best if it has to be left unattended.
 
What you need is some of that stuff that Bruce Willis as the Jackal, puts on the boot lock of his car in the film of the same name. When the guy tries to open the boot, he dies an agonising death foaming at the mouth.:drool

That would teach the fuckers.
 
Just thought I should add that I fitted the Cymarc brace as well as a headlamp cover after my clocks and headlight were stolen outside a pub in central London during daylight hours. Alarm was going off like the clappers but no passer-by was bothered as they removed £3000 worth of kit. Yesterday they took the instrument cluster again (two months after last time) cutting through the brace. This time it was parked outside a major shopping centre with CCTV and plenty of customers but nobody interested in tackling the two louts on a motorbike as they ripped it out with alarm going again. If you park near Holborn be warned - nothing is safe.

Can you post a pic showing how they cut through the brace?
 
Geez Andrew that is not good at all, i feel for you, BMW made a total fook up with there design, NO WC bike is safe to be left out of view, they promote it being fit to travel the globe ! But your clocks and headlight can be pulled off within secs...wtf
 
Yes, I really feel for you too. You can almost guarantee that it's just one, maybe two teams doing it. Take them out the equation (prison) and the problem stops overnight. They've obviously tapped into a good little earner and have the infrastructure for want of a better word, to get rid of the gear and make money.

It makes you want to chop their feckin hands off.

To be fair to BM though, pretty much any bike you could strip of its more valuable components. Single sided swingarms ? there's a rear wheel with disc rotor and tyre worth £400 and that'll take about 20 seconds.

I don't think it's that BM's are particularly easy to get at, it's more that theyve discovered a good market ... :mad:
 
it's more that theyve discovered a good market ... :mad:

Yes, and a market they've created by stealing them in the first place. If those that have had them stolen refuse to buy replacements from the second hand market, other than reputable breakers, the problem should stop PDQ.
 
You can almost guarantee that it's just one, maybe two teams doing it.

Take them out the equation (prison) and the problem stops overnight.

They've obviously tapped into a good little earner and have the infrastructure for want of a better word, to get rid of the gear and make money.

Come on then, get your mates in the Met - to take them down, serious & organised crime to get straight onto it

Pull some strings, for the collective
 


Back
Top Bottom