STOLEN 1999 GT Zaskar
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retroklein
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unlucky fella...
that sucks where was it taken from? how did they steal it??
that sucks where was it taken from? how did they steal it??
Eddie King
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Like everyone else reading your post I can't help but hope you get it back as Stolen Bike news is just utterly depressing but clearly a risk we all face....photos of your bike posted here may help - watch the for sale ads in your local papers and Gumtree postings for your area....also to help prevent thefts could you tell us if it was locked and if so which lock was used....another forum I belong to has started compiling lists of the better/most indestructible locks....best of luck to you
Eddie King
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Really sorry to read that.....only an opinion but I would say that it's some local scum :evil: who has seen you about on the bike or followed you home to see where it's kept......unfortunately suffered the same with my tools....moved them to my garage on a Saturday and by Wednesday they were gone along with two boltcropped padlocks - again must have been local scum :evil:....have you told the plod ?
As a lot of you know I now have nearly, well I won't mention the price but my insurance company are not happy. A lot of expnsive machines and they are kept safe due to technology with alarms and cameras.
All I can say after many years of wiseness is never take your bike where you have to use a lock. That is a no no. Second aways keep your bike where you feel the person who is trying to steal it will have to come past you IE hyour bedroom or living room.
To me bikes are my life, and the girl or family I have around me know this and except sometimes your bike comes first.
I do appreciate that I am a lucky spoilt brat and have many rooms wit in my big house and grounds to make my life easier. Please take my advise, if you can't see your bike then good luck finding it when it's gone. You don't need a lock just think before you store your baby. I know this due to the fact that I store several with a passion. I even have the community officer involved. Ha ha
Thanks andy
All I can say after many years of wiseness is never take your bike where you have to use a lock. That is a no no. Second aways keep your bike where you feel the person who is trying to steal it will have to come past you IE hyour bedroom or living room.
To me bikes are my life, and the girl or family I have around me know this and except sometimes your bike comes first.
I do appreciate that I am a lucky spoilt brat and have many rooms wit in my big house and grounds to make my life easier. Please take my advise, if you can't see your bike then good luck finding it when it's gone. You don't need a lock just think before you store your baby. I know this due to the fact that I store several with a passion. I even have the community officer involved. Ha ha
Thanks andy
the great roberto
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Not really one to recomend, but my two gt's live next to my three berettas.
I find it very sad that people rely on locks. Crack heads have ways around all locks. Sorry but that is the truth.
You are at one when on the bike so why should you not be as one when off the bike. We don't call it a baby for nothing. Would you lock your child up outside tesco. A bit extreme but you spend a lot of time and effort on that machine
You are at one when on the bike so why should you not be as one when off the bike. We don't call it a baby for nothing. Would you lock your child up outside tesco. A bit extreme but you spend a lot of time and effort on that machine
