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12-11-04, 03:32 PM

Thanks for all of your comments.

Work were kind enough to give me the day off, so I've been to the cop shop and reported it and phoned Norwich Union. I've a £350 excess which is a real pain in the backside. If it's not recovered (which I doubt) then I might consider getting a Triumph. The new Speed Twipple looks good but isn't going to be available until March. My JMV bellypan has just arrived and I was going to get it painted this weekend. So there may be a very nice, but unpainted, bellypan up for sale in a couple of months.

12-11-04, 03:33 PM

Absolute barstewards!

12-11-04, 04:00 PM

For everyone's future awareness, what security did you have on it?

Very sorry to hear that mate, a horrible feeling I'm sure many of us here have shared at some point, unfortunately.

13-11-04, 02:15 PM

The police just phoned and it's been found, not far from where I live, but at the bottom of a brook

I'm trying to phone Norwich Union to get them to send someone out to recover it.

13-11-04, 02:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wyrdness

The police just phoned and it's been found, not far from where I live, but at the bottom of a brook

What utter total b*stards.

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13-11-04, 02:48 PM

I don't think much of theives, but I understand why someone would steal a bike to ride,or part out or sell complete. But stealing a bike to waste it in a brook

I just hope your insurance calls it a total loss, I would never want an engine that has been submerged

13-11-04, 02:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RandyO

I don't think much of theives, but I understand why someone would steal a bike to ride,or part out or sell complete. But stealing a bike to waste it in a brook

Police think that they took it to joyride and either lost control on the bank, in the dark, or dumped it after they'd finished.

13-11-04, 08:00 PM

human pieces of s$%&!

i wonder how man has managed to survive for so long with absolute scum like that about.

15-11-04, 09:07 AM

My condolances bout the bike,
i cant believe the oradacity of thieves, i know how it feels but i was lucky to get mine back with relativly little damage.

Do hope it all gets sorted, mine is permanently bolted to the ground, wouldnt stop them if they wanted it but means i can sleep at night.

All the best with gettin it sorted.

Alex

15-11-04, 03:14 PM

I just hope they got hurt in the process

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12-11-04, 03:32 PM	#11
wyrdness Guest Posts: n/a	Thanks for all of your comments. Work were kind enough to give me the day off, so I've been to the cop shop and reported it and phoned Norwich Union. I've a £350 excess which is a real pain in the backside. If it's not recovered (which I doubt) then I might consider getting a Triumph. The new Speed Twipple looks good but isn't going to be available until March. My JMV bellypan has just arrived and I was going to get it painted this weekend. So there may be a very nice, but unpainted, bellypan up for sale in a couple of months.

12-11-04, 03:33 PM	#12
Mervin Guest Posts: n/a	Absolute barstewards!

12-11-04, 04:00 PM	#13
RenamedMonkey Guest Posts: n/a	For everyone's future awareness, what security did you have on it? Very sorry to hear that mate, a horrible feeling I'm sure many of us here have shared at some point, unfortunately.

13-11-04, 02:15 PM	#14
wyrdness Guest Posts: n/a	The police just phoned and it's been found, not far from where I live, but at the bottom of a brook I'm trying to phone Norwich Union to get them to send someone out to recover it.

13-11-04, 02:48 PM	#16
RandyO Guest Posts: n/a	I don't think much of theives, but I understand why someone would steal a bike to ride,or part out or sell complete. But stealing a bike to waste it in a brook I just hope your insurance calls it a total loss, I would never want an engine that has been submerged

13-11-04, 08:00 PM	#18
Wiltshire7 Guest Posts: n/a	human pieces of s$%&! i wonder how man has managed to survive for so long with absolute scum like that about.

15-11-04, 09:07 AM	#19
454697819 Guest Posts: n/a	My condolances bout the bike, i cant believe the oradacity of thieves, i know how it feels but i was lucky to get mine back with relativly little damage. Do hope it all gets sorted, mine is permanently bolted to the ground, wouldnt stop them if they wanted it but means i can sleep at night. All the best with gettin it sorted. Alex

15-11-04, 03:14 PM	#20
Flamin_Squirrel Guest Posts: n/a	I just hope they got hurt in the process