10-26-2015, 05:20 AM
I'm sorry for your loss Grover,
I'm with Randy B here, except I'd start with the hands, break every joint, then each and every bone but let the pain subside a bit before the next.
Personally I am so paranoid when I go into the store, I have never been so paranoid before with other bikes. My cousin had a '69 Firebird stolen right in front of his house. He got it back totally stripped, said he felt so violated.
So I am hoping for the best like the rest of us here.
I'm with Randy B here, except I'd start with the hands, break every joint, then each and every bone but let the pain subside a bit before the next.
Personally I am so paranoid when I go into the store, I have never been so paranoid before with other bikes. My cousin had a '69 Firebird stolen right in front of his house. He got it back totally stripped, said he felt so violated.
So I am hoping for the best like the rest of us here.
(09-22-2015, 03:42 PM)Randy B_imp Wrote: I was hoping to never see one of these threads on here due to the relative unknown nature of the bike, but I guess it was inevitable these days.
Thieves need to be strung up, drawn and quartered, and then put on the rack and then possibly disemboweled. Maybe a little water torture thrown in for good measure.
Guys these tards will take anything that is not taken down do secure your bike EVERYWHERE as best you can. Even if it's only a disk lock, USE IT. If you can more...that much the better. And in an apartment....well, I hate to say it, but good luck keeping anything. Out here all apartment complexes are is a shopping mall for thieves, even if they have gated parking structures. All you really can do it to have the best insurance you can afford and prey for a recovery that doesn't include more than a busted ignition, but most likely it will also involve some rattle can black just for starters and most likely a drop or two because the kids don't know how to ride properly when running from the police.
Sorry for the rant, but I see this stuff WAY too often out here. It seems that every day or so there is an other post of someone bike being ripped off. Sometimes they are recovered, but others.....you just never know.
I wish you good luck with getting it back, and back in one piece.
