Stolen bike question

**davereid** · 5th December 2011, 19:17

If you havent "opted out" your personal details can be purchased from the NZTA.

Anyone who asks and pays the fee gets your name address etc. If you have opted out, only 97% of the people who ask get your personal information.

http://nzprivacy.wordpress.com/2011/...7-of-the-time/

**buffstar** · 6th December 2011, 07:04

Originally Posted by flyingcr250

No its not for sale, theres no for sale sign on it, i live off the main road, the guy knew my name, when i asked how he knew my name he changed the subject, he said he wanted it for parts for his broken down van, but when i asked what van he had, again the subject changed,
then he told me about some other vans he knew of in hamilton and asked if they were my mates, said they all had bikes like me, so again i asked where he got all this info from, again he deflected,

Maybe this is all innocent and he realy wanted to buy my van, but to me the circumstances and the lack of answers to my questions had me a little suspicious, so i was just asking if anyone else had a similar thing happen before bikes were taken or houses were robed,

Oh and he said he was from up north but wouldnt say from where.......

Oh YEAHHHHH sounds dodgy AS!! good call not having your bike at home...... Yes Barty's scenario may have sounded far fetched but this is kinda what is happening up north ways - fuckers follow you home, scope you out and nick your ride - and whatever else is easy to grab - heaps of bikes getting nicked lately (does it ever stop?)

Oh yup, I always approach complete strangers wanting to buy their shit....... NOT

Go with your instincts - their ususally right

**imdying** · 6th December 2011, 07:47

No need to move your bikes. This site has hundreds of members, surely some are near you. You know what he wants, and where he expects to find it. Lay in wait in shifts, with some machetes, and let the thieving prick have it when he shows his face.

**jazfender** · 6th December 2011, 07:51

Whoa whoa whoa, more tattoos than you could count? If you can't count them all he's definitely a fucking fief.

**imdying** · 6th December 2011, 08:07

Don't discriminate against people with tats Jaz, it obvious the deciding factor was that he's a nigger.

**FROSTY:Me** · 6th December 2011, 08:20

The bit I'm not entirely getting is . This big dude with tats. Did he walk up and knock on your door or was he mooching around the property? I'm trying to work out why someone would knock on the door if they intend to rip ya. -Unless trying to figure out if you are home

**jazfender** · 6th December 2011, 08:38

Originally Posted by imdying

Don't discriminate against people with tats Jaz, it obvious the deciding factor was that he's a nigger.

I bet you've got a real purty butterfly on your lower back.

**Tigadee** · 6th December 2011, 08:51

7am knock on the door with supposed for sale enquiry? Already suspicious... Changing subject when questioned? Very suspicious.

We've had those encounters: Knock on the door in the middle of the day (when it's assumed everyone will be at work) asking if car if for sale or someone named so-and-so is home. I'm quite sure if no one was home, there'd be a good chance the next thing to be knocked would be the door lock or window.

A neighbour of mine said that some dude just walked into his garage and starting hauling things away. When caught and questioned, he just said he was helping his friend move stuff and sorry, he must have the wrong house! Yeah right!