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Thread: How easy is it to steal a bike in public? (Vid)

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    So quick! Nobody saw them! Poor bike
    That was hardly even a 'van' just a people-mover.

    The solution: own a bike that nobody would want to steal.

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    Seen a vid where some guys in NY steal the engine from a pick-up in under 45 secs.

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    One more reason for buying a GSX1400 eh?
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    Hmm, solution: fit a gps tracker to the bike, watch on your computer where it goes to, either turn up at the door with 15 mates, take the bike and destroy everything else, or...call the cops and get the bastards done for.
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    Doesn't matter whether anyone saw them or or not. Most people wouldn't do anything anyway. That's how I get my bikes.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by sAsLEX View Post
    Cant see why they do it that way though, surely straight though the tailgate would be easier?
    Nah, the rear bumper would be higher than the side door area plus it hides the theft better from passing cops....notice they waited until the pavement was clear...okay camera got them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by klingon View Post
    The solution: own a bike that nobody would want to steal.
    LOL ... another reason to own a Hyosung ... HA HA

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    An alarm wouldn't have stopped them either.
    After losing my keys and alarm remote I got some mates witha van to pick the me and the bike up. Easy peasy to lift it up and load it into the van.
    The alarm was nutting off, but the couple of pedestrians walking past didn't even look twice.
    A heavy duty cable securing your bike to something large and immovable is the best bet.
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    The other surprising thing to me is they were double parked for 3 mins and noone appeared to even toot at them.

    As someone said above, as long as I own a replaceable bike (eg not something overly rare or with lots of sentimental value) Ill take all reasonable precautions and rely on insurance for the rest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RentaTriumph View Post
    Yep buy a Harley or a Rocket III.
    or a Goldwing with a sidecar
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    Angry bike theives caught in the act .on video . the creeps .picked up .put in a van WOW


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    shit they were quick. Didn't look like the van was big enough.

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    Doh...!!!!!!..........

    Hunt them down and ......

    Then cut their farkin hands off.....
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    Impressive...40 seconds....

    this is why i don't let my bike out my site.

    and why disc locks arnt always awesome.

    cbr600 is what about 160-170 kg depends on year?

    only lifted front...roughly 60kg each? front end being heaviest?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DingoZ View Post
    Doh...!!!!!!..........

    Hunt them down and ......

    Then cut their farkin hands off.....
    Just thier hands?

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