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  • January 24, 2011 at 11:28 pm #99468

    Jerome Saligne
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    Stolen at 3.05am from a secured carpark in my block of units today in Miranda

    Bike is a 2009 drz400sm
    Black
    Destickered
    MRD Racing Full Pipe, has black crap burnt on top of the can and random material from my pants on the exhaust pipe where the header connects to the slipon
    FCR Carb-mx
    K&N Air filter
    3×3 airbox mod, mesh screen has also been removed
    Clarke 15L fueltank with honda fuelcap
    Thumpertalk skidplate
    Zeta shortened brake/clutch levers
    Zeta red armor handguards, right one is slightly damaged from a low speed fall
    Zeta Deflectors, right one is slightly damaaged from a low speed fall
    Carbon fibre frame guards
    Edge tail light with mini halogen blinkers
    Unibiker red alum rad guards

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    C##ts that stole it. Is this an old blue r6? This is the bike the theif came in on but unfortunately I cant get the plates

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    If anyone hears/knows anything I have 1000$ reward for information which results in me getting my bike back and even a small bonus for the offenders names and details Pretty depressed about this insured for market value with the mods listed on the policy but I have a feeling I will only get market value back which means close to 3000$ gone Hope the c#*ts die slow…

    January 24, 2011 at 11:47 pm #195151

    Mick D
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    Always sad to hear of someone loosing their bikes to lowlife like that. Nice bike too.

    I had to edit your post a little as there was a case of “C bomb” there.

    Good luck with getting it back and if not, lets hope that they do cop some karma for pinching it.

    Regards
    Mick

    January 25, 2011 at 12:01 am #195158

    Jerome Saligne
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    Yep it sucks majorly and especially when its stolen by another person that rides. Sorry bout the cursing but im sure you understand how it is when youre frustrated. Now im left with a bigbore, cams and new head parts that need a new home. Luckily I have been lazy and havnt installed it in yet.

    January 25, 2011 at 12:04 am #195159

    Mick D
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    Romie wrote:

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    Yep it sucks majorly and especially when its stolen by another person that rides. Sorry bout the cursing but im sure you understand how it is when youre frustrated. Now im left with a bigbore, cams and new head parts that need a new home. Luckily I have been lazy and havnt installed it in yet.

    Mate I could only imagine how it feels. I cant blame you for having a rant. ;)

    I probably would have done the same, I would still be aimlessly driving the streets looking for it now.

    You will probably find that the bike the scum rode in on was “hot” too.

    Best of luck mate.

    January 25, 2011 at 11:51 pm #195152

    Aaron Wilde
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    If the camera is not good enough to pick up a number plate what is it there for???

    January 28, 2011 at 10:50 pm #195246

    Jerome Saligne
    Member

    I think the reflection from the brake light has made it hard to see thats all because 2 years ago a jetski was stolen by some people in a van and they managed to get the plates off the van. I agree with you it should record better quality then the small 150×150 pixels.

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