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Came down to the bike this am - someone has deffo had a look during the night - the cover has been lifted and not put back......
This exact thing happened when my bandit went awol yrs ago.....seeing as they had a nice CBR600RR from this spot two months ago, it could be the same crew again....
What to do ? No i dont have a shotgun, but if anyone wants to come round tonight with one, we might catch us some chavscum and have our selves a linchin' party :cool:....or they are gonna lift my bike (ahem):(
Don't have a shotgun but I have got an air rifle and a labrador :D
any chance you can get it in your house/ back garden?
Ground anchor?
Chain it to a neighbours bike?
Fit bicycle alarm to cover so that there's warning when the cover gets lifted?
its chained to a ground anchor and the cover is alarmed - but im still worried ...if i could rig the bike to the mains, Id feel better !:evil::cool:
Almax chain?
Mine is fitted to a ground anchor, 2 chains, 2 disc locks, the cover is chained and alarmed to the bike. Bike is parked under my bedroom window with a PIR security light mounted above it.
the_lone_wolf
29-08-07, 11:55 AM
LANDMINES!!!
"what Geneva convention"
PsychoCannon
31-08-07, 03:17 PM
Bouncing Betties!!!
instigator
31-08-07, 03:54 PM
Same thing happened to mine on Wednesday night. Came down to my bike on Thursday to find the cover taken right back off the rear of the bike. Had never happened before and it has been the only night in 6 months that I've not had bins surrounding the bike to disguise it.
They would also have noticed that I had only a oxford hardcore padlock on. I reckon they would have come back last night or today to nab it, equipped with a few tools but I'll ALWAYS put my almax chain on it now.
Having said that, some dodgy looking fellar cycled over to me the other day whilst I was working on it and he said lovely bike, we talked about bikes for 25mins or more and he liked the exhaust that was on it (blue flame tri oval). The cover was only removed from the rear of the bike and it now has a crappy s/s oval can on it so I reckon it might have been him.
I'm now paranoid.
Alpinestarhero
31-08-07, 04:44 PM
Try a Xena alarmed disc lock? I have one, it works very well and has a 100 decibel (or more!) alarm. More alarms, the better
Also, have a chain wrapped around the back wheel and round the rear shock. That would make it hard to move.
Not alot else you can do...maybe back a car up to it so it cant be got too easily?
Matt
try parking it somewhere different tonight mabe ?
Almax chain?
Mine is fitted to a ground anchor, 2 chains, 2 disc locks, the cover is chained and alarmed to the bike. Bike is parked under my bedroom window with a PIR security light mounted above it.
That should do it :)
Try a Xena alarmed disc lock? I have one, it works very well and has a 100 decibel (or more!) alarm. More alarms, the better
Also, have a chain wrapped around the back wheel and round the rear shock. That would make it hard to move.
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Not alot else you can do...maybe back a car up to it so it cant be got too easily?
Matt
I have one of those disc locks they are very good my dog keeps attacking it thou :mad: but i am lucky mine is kept in a garage .
Alpinestarhero
31-08-07, 05:21 PM
try parking it somewhere different tonight mabe ?
Indoors!!!!
Matt
Wideboy
31-08-07, 06:26 PM
yeah i put mine the kitchen once:smt041
Spiderman
01-09-07, 01:02 AM
Feel for you Pete old buddy. It sucks sleepng with one eye open and one ear awake for any noise.
Shame you dont have one of those hijack aralms fobs so you can leave a set of keys in it for them to ride offf on...and then kill the engine with your alarm fob :twisted:
Hope the F**ers stay away mate.
_Stretchie_
01-09-07, 10:39 AM
yeah i put mine the kitchen once:smt041
Mine lives in my kitchen
Moffatt666
02-09-07, 02:35 PM
I recomend two jack russell terriers. There will be no chance of theft.
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