View Full Version : Yet another stolen bike
jchrysta
05-30-2009, 01:50 PM
Posting this info for a friend without a bike, now. Please be on the lookout.
'03 Silver BMW F650 GS
between 25K and 26K miles
I'm sure they already removed the black and white "thumper" (from bambi) illustration that was on the left side and the black "thumper" lettering on the right side.
What IS unique to that bike that those creeps might not think to remove:
- Hyper lights under the break light that are set to flash like crazy when the brake/s are on.
- The 4 turn signals have orange bulbs and clear covers, instead of clear bulbs with orange covers.
Contact kimmyowings@yahoo.com with any leads or questions.
Dustinkz1000
05-30-2009, 10:51 PM
That sucks big time, but why don't you take the time to introduce yourself to everyone.
jchrysta
05-31-2009, 02:07 AM
I was posting in a hurry to get the info out. I've been on the forum for a while, just mostly lurk. I have worked at several motorcycle shops in central Ohio over the past few years as well as the AMA. I am also the editor of the AMA District 11 Rider News about riders in competition off road and on road. For those of you who don't know me, it's a pleasure to meet you.
Jayne
socaln8tv
05-31-2009, 08:11 AM
Hi Jane, sorry to hear about the theft. its such a violation. Its hard not to take things like that on a personal level when it happens to yourself or a close friend.
EagleCock
05-31-2009, 08:35 AM
that sucks :(
where was the bike parked before it was stolen?
wht_scorpion
05-31-2009, 09:41 AM
that sucks to many bikes are getting stolen around that area
jchrysta
05-31-2009, 05:57 PM
Grove City or someplace south of Columbus. It was on a patio behind their car port, right next to the house. These crooks are just doing business, no worries about getting caught or prosecuted. Riders are the only ones who have anything to lose.
krzwhtman
05-31-2009, 06:06 PM
had a BIG problem with that up here a few years ago... seemed to slow , but then again the economy has dropped , seems to be less bikes around.
jchrysta
05-31-2009, 11:45 PM
Our problem is there is always a market for "bargains", legal or illegal. That makes it even more profitable for these entrepreneurs to "find" parts and sell them at a really good price. Imagine all they save, no storefront, no sales tax, no....down side.
hunterst
06-01-2009, 07:00 AM
Hey all,
Thanks to Jayne for posting this for us. This was my girlfriends bike. Her name is Kim. I'm Wade. I tried to post to this list Friday. But it seems to take a couple of days to get your access.
The bike was stolen from her backyard in Clintonville. It was a ballsy move. The bike was just 5 feet from their back door. Took the cover and everything. We just got back from a weekend in N.C., Va, Tenn., W.V.
And this is more than just a bike theft. Kim has been through a lot of crap in the past couple of years. And this bike was really "all" she had left. And it meant more to her than anyone will ever know. She had just returned from the Dr. office with "MORE" bad news of her conditions, to pick up her bike to come over to my house for some weekend rides. Just to find it gone. Not good! Kim is only 5' tall. And it was hard to find a bike she could fit. Till we found this lowered F650.
So to the scum sucking slimballs who took it. I hope you get run over on the road by a truck from a rendering plant.
swingset
06-01-2009, 04:04 PM
I hope her homeowners/renters insurance will cover it...or bike insurance if not. Sorry to hear tho, thieves deserve to burn.
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