Rare Ducati stolen, Please help.

Rare Ducati stolen, Please help.

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wassy

Original Poster:

632 posts

256 months

Saturday 29th March 2008
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Right, this is your worst nightmare.
You come home from an honest days work and notice the garden gate is open, 'bloody window cleaners'. But it's not. Some thieving scum has broken into your garage, ignored your alarm, cut through your ground anchor and your bike is gone.
But this is no ordinary bike. It's the bike you have owned and developed from an 851 roadbike to a 955 racebike. A bike you know every single part of. A bike that is so recogniseable within the Ducati community that as soon as anyone trys to sell or break for parts will be instantly spotted.
This bike was stolen from a friend's garage in the Durham area on Friday in broad daylight.
If anyone out there is offered or spots anything to do with this bike please pm me with the information.
In the meantime review your security, you could be next !




711

806 posts

226 months

Saturday 29th March 2008
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bds, really bad news, you must be gutted furious

What type of ground anchor did you have, and do you know how they cut it?

Sossige

3,176 posts

264 months

Saturday 29th March 2008
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711 said:
bds, really bad news, you must be gutted furious

What type of ground anchor did you have, and do you know how they cut it?
Surely someone must have heard the angle grinder going? Did your neighbours see anything?

wassy

Original Poster:

632 posts

256 months

Saturday 29th March 2008
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It's a mate's bike.
He's an engineer by trade and believe me, the security was top of the range they must have used a grinder on the locks.

wassy

Original Poster:

632 posts

256 months

Saturday 29th March 2008
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The alarm went off but no one took any notice.............

Sossige

3,176 posts

264 months

Saturday 29th March 2008
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wassy said:
The alarm went off but no one took any notice.............
cry

I hope it turns up, soon - and unmolested (unlike the scum who have stolen it, who deserve to meet Mr Big in the showers).

Biker's Nemesis

38,736 posts

209 months

Saturday 29th March 2008
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I'll keep my ears open.

RabD

222 posts

197 months

Saturday 29th March 2008
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Bloody scum. People like that are of no use to society. Should be castrated to prevent them breeding then pressed into service as slaves mending the roads for the rest of us to enjoy.

Hope the bike is found in one piece

wassy

Original Poster:

632 posts

256 months

Saturday 29th March 2008
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Biker's Nemesis said:
I'll keep my ears open.
Thanks, never met up for that coffee. Maybe this year !

catso

14,795 posts

268 months

Saturday 29th March 2008
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Sorry to hear this, I'm not local to you so probably won't see/hear of it but I'll keep an eye out.

Very nice bike BTW.

Biker's Nemesis

38,736 posts

209 months

Sunday 30th March 2008
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wassy said:
Biker's Nemesis said:
I'll keep my ears open.
Thanks, never met up for that coffee. Maybe this year !
Yea, no problem.

Beemer-5

7,897 posts

215 months

Sunday 30th March 2008
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The same thing happened to a friend's 999R.
It was in hundreds of pieces in a matter of days, much of it also abroad, in no time at all.

The example in this thread was likely done to order, probably by someone you know, maybe even as a friend.
It happens.

thunderbirds

198 posts

232 months

Tuesday 15th April 2008
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bds...almost wants you to kill them ..hope you get your bike back..would be hard sell.

Airtrixx

236 posts

251 months

Wednesday 23rd April 2008
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Sorry to hear this, hope you get your bike back.

Some retards tried to steal my bike from a locked garage at 4.00am last week. I was lucky that alarm scared them off when the lifted the covers off. It pisses you off that useless scum like this are allowed to breathe.

I guess that you must feel really gutted, I hope it turns out ok for you.

T666AKY

72 posts

209 months

Sunday 11th May 2008
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Biker's Nemesis said:
I'll keep my ears open.
biglaughearsbiglaugh

Spam

1,067 posts

192 months

Monday 26th May 2008
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Sorry to hear about the Bike frown

Have you heard any news??

wassy

Original Poster:

632 posts

256 months

Friday 30th May 2008
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No news. Looks like it's down to the insurance now frown

big_rob_sydney

3,407 posts

195 months

Thursday 12th June 2008
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Its reasons like this that I have a tracker on my bikes. Not so much to stop the theft in the first place, but rather to catch the bds so they go to prison.

So you guys know, you can get trackers that allow YOU to follow the machine, before getting the cops involved.

Would make an ideal honey pot to then get a stload of thieves well into the st.

www.acutrac.co.uk

If I had a dungeon, it would be my pleasure to introduce these thieves to pliers and a blowtorch.

andrewh

457 posts

260 months

Monday 23rd June 2008
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£600, maybe not lol

committed

104 posts

204 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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It's a hard lesson to learn. I returned form a motox event with my bikes & stopped at my local on the way home. Bikes were gone within the week. I've always been very secretive about anything nice I have, ever since. It's a pity when you can't show off your pride & joy for fear of some scum nicking it.