| Author | Message | ||
     Dblhaulxb9s |
I know this is a Buell site but I have to get this off of my chest. By the way, I do own an 03' Buell XB9S. Last night as I was sleeping soundly with my wife and dog, so low life, no good piece of #$&^* stole my 2002 Yamaha TTR 250 from inside of my "car" port. It was sitting next to my Buell and has been safe there for the last year and a half. I hope that whoever took it rides it into oncomming traffic! Sorry, I know this isn't related, but I am Pissed. Morgan | ||
| Spiderman |
It is related (IMHO) Anyone who steals a motorcycle should be castrated in public by someone who has had their bike stolen before. I am sorry bro hope you get the scum suckin a-joles who did it. | ||
| Daves |
I have a dull spoon and am ready for duty! I do qualify, stolen 1984 FXWG on April 7th of 1985 in Des Moines Iowa. Yes, I'm still pissed about it. Ride to the edge! Dave | ||
| Glitch |
I have some pent up frustrations from when my Bandit was stolen, and never caught the $#!t head that took and trashed my bike. Only one question, when ya find 'im do we form a line, or do we just give 'im what for all at once? A bike is more than a material object, and for people that don't respect that should be castrated in public by someone who has had their bike stolen before with a dull spoon ... | ||
| Crusty |
My '73 Moto Guzzi V7 Sport was stolen in Auburn, CA in January, '78. At that time, it was the only thing of value that I owned. I would be only too happy to assist. | ||
| Dblhaulxb9s |
Thanks guys for all of the support. I agree whole heartedly with all of you. If I do find the mother-*&#@%er that stole it, I will let you all know and wait patiently for you to arrive while the theif is chained to a post naked in the middle of Gunnison. Then we can all get to work. Maybe something like the stoning in Monty Pyton's "The Life of Brian." I have put the word out and we are looking hard. This is a small town and if the son of a &%*#$ is here I will get him. About a bike being more than just a material object, I couldn't agree more, they are part of us! | ||
| Cowboy |
Hey.... In 1967 I owned one of the first Norton P-11 that came to the USA. It was stolen when only 3 mos. old my heart is still broken. May I help with the nut cutting. | ||
| Daves |
Dblhaulxb9s, We were real close to you last week. Stayed in Salida and Buena Vista. Had plans to go thru Gunnison but my bike broke down in Salida last Sunday morning, had to haul it to Outpost HD/Buell to get it fixed. Ride to the edge! Dave HD/Buell Cycle Center Waterloo Iowa | ||
| Firemanjim |
Had my Yamaha XT-500 stolen in 1978,they found the remains in Mexico/Tijuana about 7 months later.Scum!! | ||
| Dblhaulxb9s |
Daves, If you are ever out this way again, let me know, I would love to ride with some Bad Weber's. My e-mail is dblhaul@gunnison.com Morgan | ||
| Newguy |
Hey guys Listen up and act fast, This really dose work. My neighbor had a sled stolen and she caught the bastard using this method. Now we all like to keep our toys in tip top shape but if you have a missing part or somthing is broken that dose not effect the propper opperation of the bike (LEAVE IT BROKEN!!!) if you can stand to do so. If it is stolen...Call every dealership in the area tell them your situation, the make and model, and the specific part that needs replacing. have them call you with the name and number of anyone that buys that exact part. Most shops are really cool about it and will go out of there way to help you. Hey the proofs in the puddin: Mars got her sled back this way! It's like looking for a needle in a hey stack with a really good metal detector.  |
