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Gone in 24 seconds....

I've been wasting all summer looking for a pickup or cargo van, and you tell me my bike can fit in the back of my grandmothers mini van! Damn!:dunno

I hope they got caught. Bastuds :sniper
 
Holeshot said:
Hmmm, so put the disc lock on the back brake with column lock. Interesting.
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doesn't do shit...they just lift the wheels off the ground or if they take more time, put a skateboard under the wheels....
 
Yeah, I'm just thinking of getting them to move onto the next bike...
 
slydrite said:
doesn't do shit...they just lift the wheels off the ground or if they take more time, put a skateboard under the wheels....
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And you know this because..:p
 
I know some can help it...but a locked garage is the best bet. My motard NEVER sits out, being a 295lb bike, one person could probably lift it. Plus, good thing I Lo Jacked it =)
 
Lethal RidersMC said:
wouldnt u be able to find it with the low jack? .... that shit was ruthless.... guys got balls to do that middle of day on a crowd street
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ignorance is bliss.
 
This video just shows me that security such as alarms and disc locks are ineffective against multiple thieves. Most sport bikes only way around 430 pounds wet and can be lifted easily by a few people. The best security, therefore, would be to secure the frame of the bike to something immovable, and to make sure you park it in as secure a location as possible. Parking it right on the street ensures that any thief with a minivan can just park right next to your bike and toss it in. So the most important factors in protecting your bike are where you park it and how easily it can be moved.
 
Lethal RidersMC said:
Tis folly to be wise :laughing
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yeah you said it dood...now i'm all paranoid about parking my bike anywhere. i'm getting lo jack and a chain:rant
 
no plates in the front?
 
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