View Full Version : Help me find my bike... (Ksaki Rider)
Ksaki Rider
26th September 2007, 15:05
Hey everyone,
I have been riding for about 2 years and finally got enough money together to afford the bike i had been looking at since the day i first got my licence. It was a 2006 kawasaki zxr636, limited edition titanium silver with the red graphics.
I have enjoyed meeting heaps of great people out on the road and was amazed at the 'head knodding' that goes on between bike riders... this is where I need some help.
Last thursday night my bike was stolen from Auckland in a security carpark, it was chained to a concrete pillar. It has had the ignition barrel ripped out and i am guessing lifted by a couple of guys over a car and onto a trailor...
I have sent emails to all dealers and wreckers to keep a look out for some one ordering a new ignition barrel in the hope of catching them and giving them a good beating!
A guy I know from MT Eden Motor cycles suggested I try Kiwi Rider for some help from you guys. I have all the details of the bike, ie VIN,Chasis and engine numbers. If anyone has seen or heard anything I would really appreciate some help. We all love our bikes, just don't realise how much until they have been stolen.... It was also not yet insured..... $15k gone....
NZsarge
26th September 2007, 15:39
Shit mate! I feel for bud, I really hope you have success in getting it back in one piece.
Finn
26th September 2007, 15:49
How do you know it had its ignition barrel ripped out?
fireball
26th September 2007, 15:59
that really sucks mate i feel for you, the lengths these guys are going to just to get bikes must be a real market for stolen property....
.. did you check for security footage from the carpark or other cams that may be in the area?
Coldrider
26th September 2007, 16:06
In with the first thread with a blaze. Hope you get your bike back, the sooner the better the condition, although a doco on TV a week or so ago showed cars disassembled in 2 hours.
Tank
26th September 2007, 16:14
Sorry to hear about your bike and worse that you didnt have insurance.
Its a tough lesson to learn, but you should never have a car or bike and not be insured - its just not worth the risk. Terrible that you had to find out the hard way.
C
Luckylegs
26th September 2007, 16:54
A guy I know from MT Eden Motor cycles suggested I try Kiwi Rider for some help from you guys. I have all the details of the bike, ie VIN,Chasis and engine numbers. If anyone has seen or heard anything I would really appreciate some help. We all love our bikes, just don't realise how much until they have been stolen.... It was also not yet insured..... $15k gone....
Check the address in your browser,,, Your lost !
...But welcome to Kiwibiker, sorry bout ya bike.
Macktheknife
26th September 2007, 16:57
BUGGER!!!!!!
sympathy to you mate, what a pack of bastards.
I will keep my eyes open too.
Good luck getting it back
Ksaki Rider
26th September 2007, 17:26
How do you know it had its ignition barrel ripped out?
It was sitting in about 10 pieces where my bike was supposed to be !
I might get lucky, if the thieves are really stupid and put it on trade me or something like that. i will just keep my eyes open.
I was really looking forward to a great summer on the bike.... guess I just have to start saving for Autumn and the insurance this time....
Ksaki Rider
26th September 2007, 17:31
that really sucks mate i feel for you, the lengths these guys are going to just to get bikes must be a real market for stolen property....
.. did you check for security footage from the carpark or other cams that may be in the area?
There was no video in my appartment building... Pretty sure it was an inside job, needed security swipe for gates etc. Sure they had been watching it, and if they wanted it bad enough nothing was going to stop them.
fireball
26th September 2007, 17:36
There was no video in my appartment building... Pretty sure it was an inside job, needed security swipe for gates etc. Sure they had been watching it, and if they wanted it bad enough nothing was going to stop them.
if you need swipe cards etc they will be coded for your building ask landlord owners or security company who used there cards between the hours of bike parked bike gone in the morning.... just an idea
whats your next bike?
Ksaki Rider
26th September 2007, 17:40
if you need swipe cards etc they will be coded for your building ask landlord owners or security company who used there cards between the hours of bike parked bike gone in the morning.... just an idea
whats your next bike?
yeh, have done that, building manager questioned them...can't prove anything or accuse anyone yet but I have my suspicions.
Next bike is going to be the same, looking at one down at The Mount this weekend. This one might have to be financed this time! the cash has gone, but I guess on the possitive side I am not paying off something I don't have anymore!!!!!
HungusMaximist
27th September 2007, 12:13
Fuck, that's a bitch.
We had a fair dealing with thieves ourselves (Auckland Uni Motorcycle Club) over the last few weeks. There was 3 bikes stolen at Uni in the span of one week, 1 Wasabi Green Kawasaki, 1 CBR250 with a Tyga Kit and a Aprilla RSV1000.
But the funny thing was, nobody actually questioned the fuckers who chucked the bikes into their ute/vans/rode it away. Seeing it's Symonds Street, right next to Uni, you'd think the thieves wouldn't have the balls with all the people right, but no...
As for us, it's pretty much got to the point where we're actually implementing some sort community watch and strange enough, we nearly caught one those thieving cunts trying to stick a screwdriver into a R1 on Symonds St.
As you can see, it's usually the new or exotic looking bikes they're after.
I can yab on about security this and that but if the cunts want it bad enough, they'll take it.
Let me know if you catch them, or get a lead, we'll organize a 'txt bash' behalf of the Auckland Uni Riders. :rockon:
Sorry about the cussing, I just have no respect for people who nick bikes...
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