I've refurbished several bikes & stuff, & tend to keep hold of it once done, HA-HA, not this time, 0221hrs this morning 3 of our 'friends' thought they needed my quad-bike more than me!!
I 'only' spent 3 grand on this one!! Thanks fellas.
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1965 Honda CP77 — Ulsan Metro City, Rep. Korea
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Thieving scumbags
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modelman
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GSX1400 Blue
GS1000G
Brockhouse Corgi
CB77
CA77
T140
BSA 250
I DO have to grow old, I DO NOT have to grow up.
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Geoff Hastings
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Like most of us I've had a couple of motorcycles stolen. I knew it had to be someone local as the bike was never left out in view, they broke down a fence and broke into my shed to steal the bike. This was a one off competition bike made for me so it was unique. I went out and toured all the local likely places and eventually it paid off. I spotted two lads riding it through town, even though they had sprayed it green(including seat and tyres) I knew that was my bike. They saw me and took off, I was in a brand new company car but the red mist had descended so they flew gracefully over the front of the car but still managed get up and run off. I got the damaged bike back but also got a visit from the police to say I might be prosecuted because I'd injured one of them. In the end I wasn't prosecuted but the thieving scum got let off with a caution and I was left a hefty repair bill.
