Oithatsmybike

The other guy I was on the bikesafe day with, Al (GSXR 750), had his
Husky stolen recently and this prompted him to set-up a website to act
as a register for stolen bikes. Al had a flyer he gave to me and Peter
(our bikesafe assessor) and in his words "we aim to become the UK's
largest register of stolen motorbikes".

He's keen to propomte its existence so I said I'd post up a link to it
here.

Take a look at the site here:

http://www.oithatsmybike.co.uk

You can e-mail Al via the site with any comments and suggestions.

Cheers

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jeremy
'02 Fazer 600 in blue
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jeremy at hireserve dot com

 

So you won't be starting up www.oithatsmypushbikeyoucunt.co.uk then?

 

Bear says...

 

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Bear says...

I'll tell Beelezebub your opinion of her. I think I still have her
mobile, home number and email address just to be sure.

 

Bear says...

I think she's suffering that now, after me.

 

Eh? I've never used HPI or anything similar in my life.

Well yeah, I agree with you there.

 

Ace says...

It's a good idea to, especially when buying used bikes privately. You
can find out if it has outstanding finance owing, or if it's been the
subject of a serious insurance claim/written off and rebuilt/stolen and
recovered. It's a good way to ensure you don't buy a seemingly good but
worthless bike.

 

I know what it's for, TYVM. I just never bothered. Then again, I've
only bought one bike privately in the last 20 years, AFAICR. Oh, there
was the 400/4, but that had a provenance as long as you could ask for,
so I wasn't worried.

 

Bear says...

Exactly. I haven't got any gold taps to sell if my purchase turns out to
be a dud.

 

It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the

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Dave

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