keep em peeled pls

[back off road]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoNVranv ... e=youtu.be

[briangoo]

it really should have been hidden away at least & a lot more chains & locks. saying that i had a dt125 in a locked brick garage & because there was about 1ft between mine & next doors garage the scum bust a hole in the wall & squeezed the bike out. but the best of luck to him

[fishtail]

thats sick!

thats what I hated about the UK..

I had my 1st and 2nd road Bike stolen - both in Ilkeston - 1 was in a mates garage too!

[njhardy]

I once chained my bike to a huge lampost- came back and the basterds had chopped the thing in half and loaded my pride and joy into a van. Lethal injection is too good for em..!!

[back off road]

leaving a bike in a locked garage is hidden away in my eyes ,the bastards broke into the garage found it was chained up , the video is of their second visit

[fishtail]

chained up in a locked garage should be more than enough..

cant believe they did it... but it seems all to common over in the UK now..

I just hope that the vid and the chain and the locked garage helps out on the insurance claim

no matter what you still lose...

its at times like that I start thinking of wiring things up to the mains - cos they deserve a shock treatment!

[fallenmikethebike]

Sorry to hear that mate, when did it all go so wrong
Mike

[back off road]

02:20AM on Tuesday 29th May

it isnt mine , thanks to the invention of mains electricity 240v garage doors help and im not talking electric openers

[fallenmikethebike]

02:20AM on Tuesday 29th May

it isnt mine , thanks to the invention of mains electricity 240v garage doors help and im not talking electric openers

, my observation was more of a rhetorical question, but I'm glad your electric bike is secure .
Just so wrong though ain't it
Mike

[fishtail]

this has now appeared on VD..

remember you got it here first!

http://www.visordown.com/motorcycle-new ... 20778.html