She's Gone!
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Guys. All of you.
I needed to vent this morning, after a day of morphine like comatose disbelief.
I'm not the first here to have cried after the loss of a ride, a long time companion. I won't be the last.
There is more to say about bike theft but I can not write literally now. My pedantic digits are dysfunctional with sadness.
Thank you for your thoughts and feelings. It's just nice to know I'm not alone with my feelings at this moment.
Tomorrow will be better.
I needed to vent this morning, after a day of morphine like comatose disbelief.
I'm not the first here to have cried after the loss of a ride, a long time companion. I won't be the last.
There is more to say about bike theft but I can not write literally now. My pedantic digits are dysfunctional with sadness.
Thank you for your thoughts and feelings. It's just nice to know I'm not alone with my feelings at this moment.
Tomorrow will be better.
#13
Henry,
This might be of some small comfort mate but with number plate recognition technology now stolen vehicles are easier to find. What if they take the plate off you say ? Yes I get that but in my experience these people are DUMB and don't even think to take the plate off it at all. Even if they put another stolen plate on it, it will send alarm bells through the system and the bike/rider will be stopped and questioned. Quite often they bring themselves undone cause they bring attention to themselves, eg, speeding, riding like idiots etc. Again they are dumb and don't think about this. The invention of ANPR is awesome in locating stolen vehicles and the majority of people get the stolen cars/bikes back before anything else happens to them. Compared to only a few years back the chances of coming across a stolen vehicle these days are in my experience a 20 percent chance compared to an 80 or 90 percent chance these days. Cheers mate. I hope it gets better.
This might be of some small comfort mate but with number plate recognition technology now stolen vehicles are easier to find. What if they take the plate off you say ? Yes I get that but in my experience these people are DUMB and don't even think to take the plate off it at all. Even if they put another stolen plate on it, it will send alarm bells through the system and the bike/rider will be stopped and questioned. Quite often they bring themselves undone cause they bring attention to themselves, eg, speeding, riding like idiots etc. Again they are dumb and don't think about this. The invention of ANPR is awesome in locating stolen vehicles and the majority of people get the stolen cars/bikes back before anything else happens to them. Compared to only a few years back the chances of coming across a stolen vehicle these days are in my experience a 20 percent chance compared to an 80 or 90 percent chance these days. Cheers mate. I hope it gets better.
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Dang! Sprung.................
I'm sending it out to the Universe that you get your baby back Henry, 'cause then you'll be sooooooooooooo happy, you will start a small CCT springy thingy production run for all us Aussies who were rooting for you
Cheers, SB
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For sale - cbr1000f-l 1991
FOR SALE - CBR1000F-L 1991 -
Classic Red / White / Blue colour scheme
Quick Sale in UK.
Sensational condition however bike is minus Cam chain tensioner.
PS for SebastianBear (OK mate I've got the part - I'll be back to OZ next flight. We'll start the copy shop production run as soon as I get back)
PSS for Henry (Sorry to hear of your loss mate!)
Classic Red / White / Blue colour scheme
Quick Sale in UK.
Sensational condition however bike is minus Cam chain tensioner.
PS for SebastianBear (OK mate I've got the part - I'll be back to OZ next flight. We'll start the copy shop production run as soon as I get back)
PSS for Henry (Sorry to hear of your loss mate!)
Last edited by Naga_Thai; 07-23-2012 at 04:46 AM.