Stolen 04 Gsx-r 600

It sucks that my first post had to be the fact that my bike got stolen today. I just brought it last week. Got stolen at Mt. Sac in walnut california. I thought it would be safe at school... but i guess not. :-\ . Bike had no mirrors... minor scratches on right side... bent brake lever... and dealer "mountain motorsports" license plate on it. I didn't even get my real plates or first payment yet. If anyone sees anything thats in so cali.. Let me know, i'd like to get my bike back - mike

Oh btw.. is there like a 30 day grace period for bikes.. like they have with cars... reguarding insurence?

Are you asking about the 30day grace period because you did`nt tell your insurance you bought it yet. :eek: As far as I know it`s not the same. :hello: Good luck. :headscrat

Are you asking about the 30day grace period because you did`nt tell your insurance you bought it yet. :eek: As far as I know it`s not the same. :hello: Good luck. :headscrat Depends on if you got Alstate. lol.

sucks dude... now you got me worring about my bike... left it my apartment complex today... uggg

Sorry about you luck man. I wish I could catch just one person in the act of stealing a bike or keying a car or something. It would be baseball bat to the knees time. :2hard

That sucks man. My insurance company State Farm had a 30 day waiting period before they would pay to see if the bike turns up. Hope it all turns out well.

people are fucking assholes man, a buddy of mine goes to school in philly and his bike got stolen, theres no respect anymore for peoples things :2hard

Damn that blows!! I need to take anti-theft measures. Cant decide between a tip sensor alarm with a pager, a disc lock, or maybe just two taser probes mounted in the seat with a weight switch. Seriously though anybody know what I can expect to pay for a decent tip sensor alarm with a pager, installed.

After having my 05 750 stolen I get stressed out leaving my bike out of site for over 1 minute. I have a alarm and GPS tracking on it and I still can't leave it alone. Oh well guess I have to ride it 24/7 :thumbup: Just remember no where is safe to leave your bike outside so do everything you can to protect, it because the feeling you get when you go to the spot that your bike was parked and it is not there, sucks a$$.

Damn that blows!! I need to take anti-theft measures. Cant decide between a tip sensor alarm with a pager, a disc lock, or maybe just two taser probes mounted in the seat with a weight switch. Seriously though anybody know what I can expect to pay for a decent tip sensor alarm with a pager, installed. I have the scorpio Alarm/pager paid around $300 with all the bells and whistles tip/perimiter sensor/kill switch/paging and it works great but It is not thief proof. they have to many tricks up there sleeves. That is why I added GPS tracking I can see where my bike is at anytime using the internet.

stupid ? got pics?

That is why I added GPS tracking I can see where my bike is at anytime using the internet. Thats pretty sweet man, how much did the GPS trackiing cost ya? Just don't tell your wife / girlfriend or both about it, or else she will know where you are 24/7 ha ha ha ha.

The gps unit was $300 and there is a $10 per month subscription that lets you track 15 times per month. if you go over 15 a month it is .75 per track. Got it from http://www.american-tiger.com

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If the motorcycle was stolen, the operator will then contact local law enforcement in the area the theft took place and give them the exact location, direction, and speed of your motorcycle so it can be quickly recovered. It sounds like a good system but I like the fact that I can find the bike myself and then call the cops after I have done what I need to do. :arsenal

It sounds like a good system but I like the fact that I can find the bike myself and then call the cops after I have done what I need to do. :arsenal yeah i know what your saying, that sounds like the glock security system :funny:

Glock's too clean for bike thief scum, that's a sawed-off to the kneecaps, followed by one to the groin.

Oh btw.. is there like a 30 day grace period for bikes.. like they have with cars... reguarding insurence? Ah shit man that sucks!!! Unless you told your insurance you are buying a bike, or you bought it from the dealer so you can take the bike home. Also, to those of you who are some times late in ins payments... the insurance gives you up tp 30 days to pay your late premiums, but if you are late and need to file a claim or loss in that 30 day grace period they can deny your claim and cancell your coverage - so they wont pay you a dime. Just a heads up....

sux to hear bout your bike man

thanks for all the support... you know its weird though - i filled a police report and the shierff ran the vin number.. and as of now he says the bike the dealer sold to me does not exists in the cali DMV computer. I purchased the bike on the 20th on march and i didn't think the DMV took that long to process used bikes. I asked the dealership what the hell is going on with the VIN and they just said the bike was an out of state bike. But i really don't understand that because... isn't it the dealers responsibilty to tell the cali DMV that they picked up a bike from someone out of state and to change the registration of the bike? The sheriff says that if anything.. the dealership fucked up the VIN number and mistyped it or there is some fraud going on. But im thinking the DMV hasn't processed it.. eventhough its been 11 business days since i've had it. But if not and the DMV rejects the VIN number.. i smell a lawsuit against the dealership for selling me a bike that does not exist. But the shit part is... the police cannot make a police report until the VIN shows on DMV computers. So if the dude that has my bike gets pulled over within the next few days.. he's got a clean bike http://myspace-290.vo.llnwd.net/00586/09/22/586062290_l.jpg http://myspace-046.vo.llnwd.net/00619/64/08/619078046_l.jpg my bike ... before it was stolen. -mike

Depends on if you got Alstate. lol. wait minute... is this sarcasim or is this true? All my cars are covered by allstate...

Damn that blows!! I need to take anti-theft measures. Cant decide between a tip sensor alarm with a pager, a disc lock, or maybe just two taser probes mounted in the seat with a weight switch. Seriously though anybody know what I can expect to pay for a decent tip sensor alarm with a pager, installed. don't get the disc lock.. i had that. They'll just carry it onto a truck. Ah shit man that sucks!!! Unless you told your insurance you are buying a bike, or you bought it from the dealer so you can take the bike home. Also, to those of you who are some times late in ins payments... the insurance gives you up tp 30 days to pay your late premiums, but if you are late and need to file a claim or loss in that 30 day grace period they can deny your claim and cancell your coverage - so they wont pay you a dime. Just a heads up.... The bike was purchased out of the dealer... i don't understand why i can't understand why they didn't give me insurence because isn't it illegal to drive without insurence?

wait minute... is this sarcasim or is this true? All my cars are covered by allstate... well just actually just a rumor I over heard.

The bike was purchased out of the dealer... i don't understand why i can't understand why they didn't give me insurence because isn't it illegal to drive without insurence? Normally, you would sign something as part of the veh reg/paper work, indicating that you agree or will furnish insurance coverage for the vehicle- especially if its financed. If you paid in full, then thats just liability. Hmmm, its an out of state bike? how many miles on it?

The gps unit was $300 and there is a $10 per month subscription that lets you track 15 times per month. if you go over 15 a month it is .75 per track. Got it from http://www.american-tiger.com yo does this work anywhere in the US or do you have to live near a major city or something?

Normally, you would sign something as part of the veh reg/paper work, indicating that you agree or will furnish insurance coverage for the vehicle- especially if its financed. If you paid in full, then thats just liability. Hmmm, its an out of state bike? how many miles on it? there was 10k mi on it... i never signed off on anything saying i was gonna get insurence.

yo does this work anywhere in the US or do you have to live near a major city or something? This will work anywhere in the US.

Thats some nice information...Have you done it to you bike?

good luck with it

there was 10k mi on it... i never signed off on anything saying i was gonna get insurence. Let get real about this... You live in california in a high theft location. In california you are legally required to have insurance on any motor vehicle you are operating on a public road.. Period. With out insurance your car/motorcycle can and in most cases be towed and you will receive a ticket.... And in california ignorance of the law is no excuse. As far as the vin# you have a legit complaint with the dealership if something is fishy... But as far as riding your bike and leaving it somewhere with no insurance on it that is your own dumb fault. There is no one to blaim but you self... So man up so to speak

you can get alarms installed rather cheap .. but understand about alarms they are deterrents nothing more . if a theif wants your bike and its outside lets say they will get it . having installed alarms for 10 years i know how to bypass them and get around them . and for the record I NEVER would steal or use my knowledge to jack rides ... so if yall want tips or suggestions lemme know

lemme rephrase that im not gonna teach you how to hot wire or anything LOL just tips on things you can do to help deter LOL i re-read what i wrote LOL

I was an inside job. In Atlanta there were several "new" bikes stolen. Go figure :hmmm:

Sorry 2 hear bro.....

99gixxer750 i dont know if you have but you should make a thread about your knoweldge and question people have that would be awesome.

On the GPS tracking over here in Hawaii a cop started the franchised company. So at least over here with the punk factor you start speeding in excess of what they lke and they'll have your routes and exactly where you are all lined up and waiting for you acting like the laser gun got you. You might check on the history of the guys selling (distributor) them.

Sorry about you luck man. I wish I could catch just one person in the act of stealing a bike or keying a car or something. It would be baseball bat to the knees time. :2hard You should have seen the post about these guys that caught the them in the act. Two theifs and two people in the house. The thieves got there asses kicked. I think one of the owners was a mixed martial arts fighter?