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King STM wrote:Hi Mick
I pushed that story to the newsroom after speaking to Corey8. As it is the cops job to catch the low life or recover bikes the story warned locals and gave tips on bike security courtesy of Coffs KTM. They showed locking options and gave the reminder that if you garage your bike with the front wheel removed and left in the house is the biggest deterent to thieves. They may be equipped to cut locks but are screwed if they can’t roll it away.STM
Top idea, take the front wheel off
easy and affective, that along with the locks can save some heart ache.
I like good ideas :cheer:PTW
pete the wulf wrote:King STM wrote:Hi Mick
I pushed that story to the newsroom after speaking to Corey8. As it is the cops job to catch the low life or recover bikes the story warned locals and gave tips on bike security courtesy of Coffs KTM. They showed locking options and gave the reminder that if you garage your bike with the front wheel removed and left in the house is the biggest deterent to thieves. They may be equipped to cut locks but are screwed if they can’t roll it away.STM
Top idea, take the front wheel off
easy and affective, that along with the locks can save some heart ache.
I like good ideas :cheer:PTW
Do that with your postie Pete your orange shitbox will be right they wont touch that :laugh:
Seriously I had a XR600 stolen when I lived at Wyee years ago. It was chained to a pole and had two discs brake locks fitted. You could see where they wheeled it out on skate boards :ohmy:
It’s a good idea but if they want it a wheel missing won’t stop them it’s seems they are organised :angry:TB
Yep, Remove both wheels and store them elsewhwere if you are away for extended times
(A mates place etc)But alas, as TB said, I have heard of them carrying skateboards or even trolleys they are that keen to move bikes :angry:
Even heard that scumbags had lifted a Harley out over a car in a garage locally here a while back, scratched the shit out of the cars bonnet in the process (but still got the bike) . Car was pinned up against the Harley & back brick wall, wheel clamps on the car & Harley was chained to the floor too :pinch:Just track em down & shoot the pricks !!!!
Trailboss wrote:pete the wulf wrote:King STM wrote:Hi Mick
I pushed that story to the newsroom after speaking to Corey8. As it is the cops job to catch the low life or recover bikes the story warned locals and gave tips on bike security courtesy of Coffs KTM. They showed locking options and gave the reminder that if you garage your bike with the front wheel removed and left in the house is the biggest deterent to thieves. They may be equipped to cut locks but are screwed if they can’t roll it away.STM
Top idea, take the front wheel off
easy and affective, that along with the locks can save some heart ache.
I like good ideas :cheer:PTW
Do that with your postie Pete your orange shitbox will be right they wont touch that :laugh:
Seriously I had a XR600 stolen when I lived at Wyee years ago. It was chained to a pole and had two discs brake locks fitted. You could see where they wheeled it out on skate boards :ohmy:
It’s a good idea but if they want it a wheel missing won’t stop them it’s seems they are organised :angry:TB
Now thats just mean
I would like to have a smart and witty come back, but ive got nothing :laugh: :laugh:
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