Jeff's Roadking has been stolen

[Paul in NZ]

Now this...



Hi, my name is Kevin dalzell, I am trying to make contact with as many

people as possible to notify them about my stolen bike, it is a 1973 Triumph

Trident, immaculate condition with only 6800 original miles on the Clock, it

has just been imported from the states only arriving last week and it was

stolen from a secure lockup in Wellington over the Easter weekend, if you

hear of any information in relation to my bike could you please either

contact myself or the Wellington police, if you require any further

information from me please contact me on 021 799-307 or by reply email.

Could you please disseminate this amongst your members if possible, thank

you for any help you can offer

[Crasherfromwayback]

Now this...



Hi, my name is Kevin dalzell, I am trying to make contact with as many

people as possible to notify them about my stolen bike, it is a 1973 Triumph

Trident, immaculate condition with only 6800 original miles on the Clock, it

has just been imported from the states only arriving last week and it was

stolen from a secure lockup in Wellington over the Easter weekend, if you

hear of any information in relation to my bike could you please either

contact myself or the Wellington police, if you require any further

information from me please contact me on 021 799-307 or by reply email.

Could you please disseminate this amongst your members if possible, thank

you for any help you can offer

Stolen from the same place as the Roadking.

[Paul in NZ]

Stealing a chaps bike is very poor form....

[Crasherfromwayback]

Stealing a chaps bike is very poor form....

Couldn't agree with you more Paul. Getting to the stage where we do need to leave some bait carefully watched.

[Paul in NZ]

Couldn't agree with you more Paul. Getting to the stage where we do need to leave some bait carefully watched.

Well you are the guy with all the best bait!

But I really wouldnt talk about it here either.

A low mileage tridents a funny thing to knick - hard to dispose of here I'd of thought but bloody easy in say aussie or the UK. You would need to be well organised to do that.

[Crasherfromwayback]

Well you are the guy with all the best bait!

But I really wouldnt talk about it here either.

A low mileage tridents a funny thing to knick - hard to dispose of here I'd of thought but bloody easy in say aussie or the UK. You would need to be well organised to do that.

All of the bikes so far knicked are that different that I'm pretty sure they'll be heading back overseas. NZ is too small for such things.

[oneofsix]

Both stolen from the same "secure" lockup?! Sorry but if that bit is correct it raises too many questions about the lockup. I presume both were therefore out of sight within a locked building so the thieves would have had to know they were there.
I hope I got that wrong.

[Crasherfromwayback]

I presume both were therefore out of sight within a locked building so the thieves would have had to know they were there.
I hope I got that wrong.

It's pretty easy to come to that conclusion yes. Doesn't mean it's correct...but...

[oneofsix]

It's pretty easy to come to that conclusion yes. Doesn't mean it's correct...but...

Yeah, before anyone blames the lockup operator it might be a case of the thieves having the lockup operation illegally monitored themselves. Easy to spot a nice bike goes in, people leave but bike doesn't. The operator of the lockup facility would/should be worried for their own businesses sake.

[Paul in NZ]

It's pretty easy to come to that conclusion yes. Doesn't mean it's correct...but...

Steal one and hello - thats tasty we will have that too..... Don't second guess... Its stolen...

[Flip]

Sounds like an inside job to me.

Tell the rozza you are about to start your own investigation and see if that gets them out of the donut shop.

[Crasherfromwayback]

Steal one and hello - thats tasty we will have that too..... Don't second guess... Its stolen...

I was referring to the guess below Paul.

Sounds like an inside job to me.

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Me too.

[Renegade]

id say the cops would be getting interested by now, close to 100k worth of bikes gone now, gotta be heading overseas, id be wanting to speak to the Detective Sgt in Wellington in who is in charge of the crime control unit about setting up a you know what

[Madness]

id be wanting to speak to the Detective Sgt in Wellington in who is in charge of the crime control unit about setting up a you know what

Group sex party?

[Conquiztador]

I am sorry to read this and sympahtize with the owners when they ask for balls to be cut.

I hear the words that always say that bikes (and cars) stolen in NZ are going overseas. As I have never exported a bike or car from NZ, just packagng machines (that does not have any registration or ownership papers) I wonder how it can be done soo easy? Are they taken in to small bits and exported? Or is there no control?