My three Rocky's have been stolen
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bruciebonuz
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Similar thing happened to a friend of mine - turned out it was his sister's scumbag boyfriend (he also stole all of his CDs!)
Hope you get them back as they are stunning bikes.
Hope you get them back as they are stunning bikes.
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Gutted for you, I hope you get them back.
Will keep my eyes peeled on my hours of trawling eBay.
Will keep my eyes peeled on my hours of trawling eBay.
Jupke
Retro Guru
Thanks guys. Good to know there are some people on the watch for me.
Have been contacted by the insurance company. They are willing to pay 10% of the value of an equal bike from 2011.
Don't really know how to compare a collectors-item to a modern bike. Are there any experts out there licensed to put a value on these kind of bikes?
Cheers,
Ben
Have been contacted by the insurance company. They are willing to pay 10% of the value of an equal bike from 2011.
Don't really know how to compare a collectors-item to a modern bike. Are there any experts out there licensed to put a value on these kind of bikes?
Cheers,
Ben
Gutted, and Will keep my yes open also.
As for assessing value, you probably best get a licensed "loss adjuster" or "beëdigd taxateur" in Dutch. I have some experience with a classic car valuation, and notably the assessment involved a list of ebay, auotrader and marktplaats searches. Quite specific searches too. You could start with the build list and work the parts prices.
Notable difference is that I got the car valued for insurance purposes prior to any event. The independent confirmation that the bikes were actually in your shed and the verification of their condition is missing. Do you have purchase records in eBay or paypal or even receipts?
And please beware that knowing your loss though helpful, does not give you any rights with the insurance. The licensed taxateur or your insurance agent should advise you on your position.
Good luck
As for assessing value, you probably best get a licensed "loss adjuster" or "beëdigd taxateur" in Dutch. I have some experience with a classic car valuation, and notably the assessment involved a list of ebay, auotrader and marktplaats searches. Quite specific searches too. You could start with the build list and work the parts prices.
Notable difference is that I got the car valued for insurance purposes prior to any event. The independent confirmation that the bikes were actually in your shed and the verification of their condition is missing. Do you have purchase records in eBay or paypal or even receipts?
And please beware that knowing your loss though helpful, does not give you any rights with the insurance. The licensed taxateur or your insurance agent should advise you on your position.
Good luck
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Jupke":12d61pqq said:
Will also be keeping an eye out!
Is that 10% of the value
or 10% off the value :? ?Similar threads
