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seiko1 wrote:What happened with the servo security footage?

its in the police hands now

webcase wrote:Bloody low lives.Here in Syd i always take my lid in with me because of that scenario.I've often put it up on the bowser then thought,na hang on its worth a few hundred bucks, some opportunistic prick might pinch it.
i normaly leave it on the peg but this time i left it on the bowser then.......ffs

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This sort of makes a case for the "flip front" style helmet ....aka Nolan/RJay/etc.

I never take mine off in servo's - just lift the front and pay. No agro from the counter staff, either.

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I know who it was, It was Jonno, I heard he needs extra helmets, the helmet to bike ratio is way out of sync.
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That sucks, if it wasn't for so many lowlifes about we wouldn't have to take the fuggers off to enter a servo :x
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Sucks mate; I always take mine in with me. It's not paranoia if they're out to get you. +1 on the local cash converter.

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I keep mine on to fill up then take it off and carry with into the servo to pay.... to much to loose when out in the middle of no where...
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Unlucky dude! Ive always left mine on the bowser when going in to pay, and often worried about it getting knocked off.. Think ill take it with me from now on!
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you can get a little helmet lock
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I had mine knocked off at Wenty Leagues, it was attached to the wire under the seat. They had to cut the strap to take it, not much use without a strap !! Took a 5 hour round trip to go back home (Shire) to get the spare. In Hindsight, should have rung up some KSRC mates to borrow a spare, lol.

Always take it with me now and after this news will take it into servo to pay........... sorry about your loss, must have been a bummer for your son looking forward to a trip with his dad

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Post by Possum »

:shock: Bloody hell..
zxsixr03 wrote:I keep mine on to fill up then take it off and carry with into the servo to pay.... to much to loose when out in the middle of no where...
I do too .. even though some servos go nuts if you leave it on to fill up.. :roll:
dilligaf wrote:you can get a little helmet lock...bought one at the bike expo but haven't used it yet. probably should start using it
I bought one at the GP, but i managed to loose it between 9 am and 9pm the same day :roll: bloody Jack :lol:
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Just watch these farkers, it's a common bike theft scam. Steal the crash hat, wait for them to go off to get a spare etc and steal the bike while they're gone! This is often why they cut the strap. Theiving scum bag bastages deserve every bit if bad Karma the world can throw at em.
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Thieving pricks! They will definately get whats coming to them. I totally believe in Karma. Lets look at it another way - good excuse to buy a new lid!!! When you're ready, get my number off Seiko, give me a call and I can meet you at the shop where I used to work to get you a good deal on a new one!
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photomike666 wrote:Just watch these farkers, it's a common bike theft scam.
That's what i was thinking. I've heard of it happening before.
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I will be going through Pt Wakefield tomorrow (Wednesday) morning, so will keep an eye out for it and run the farker off the road. :finga:
Where did your missus have to come from ?? 3 hours is a long way.
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woteva wrote:I will be going through Pt Wakefield tomorrow (Wednesday) morning, so will keep an eye out for it and run the farker off the road. :finga:
Where did your missus have to come from ?? 3 hours is a long way.
did ya forget i grabed the lid off ya last year for me lad (williamstown)
had to wait for the wife to finish work then i think she took wrong turn on the way out :P

bloody insurance wont cover cause nothing happened to the bike.......... :x
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