STOLEN MOTORCYCLE!!!!!!!!!

[hurley842002]

I'm just down the way on 120th, I'll keep my eyes peeled.

[KestrelBike]

just got a call from geico and im basically fucked since Im just a broke 23yo that works for what I have and I didn't buy a good insurance policy. If any of you have liability insurance upgrade to at least comprehensive god I hope this bike turns up

Yup went through your situation back in ~'08ish. Fully paid off Suzuki gsx-r600 2007 with just liab coverage (stupid stupid stupid) that I wayyyyy overpaid for (also stupid). Never got it back. I hope there's a hell if just for moto-thieves.

[GhostRider]

my kids work and feed our horses in that area, I will be showing the pics to them and be watching for it.

[colorider]

Anyone in your neighborhood happen to be getting a new roof installed, having construction done or landscaping ?

[Danimal]

just got a call from geico and im basically fucked since Im just a broke 23yo that works for what I have and I didn't buy a good insurance policy. If any of you have liability insurance upgrade to at least comprehensive god I hope this bike turns up

Yup, my sister just had the same thing happen. A woman crashed into her, was written a ticket for failure to yield but provided fake insurance. Then when my sister went to file a claim they said that the other lady was not covered. She called the lady, who gave a fake phone number, then contacted the police who told here that there was nothing they could do. She had liability only so her insurance told her to have a nice day. The police could do nothing? Nothing like enforce a compulsory insurance law designed for this exact scenario? It has been a month and she is looking at going to court against the lady, but she has nothing anyway so there is no chance of getting any repayment. Get better insurance and avoid the problem.

[Irving]

The police could do nothing? Nothing like enforce a compulsory insurance law designed for this exact scenario?

It'd just be another ticket for that lady, but wouldn't have helped your sister.

[crays]

It'd just be another ticket for that lady, but wouldn't have helped your sister.

It might not be worth much, but I'm guessing it would have at least made her feel a little better.

And perhaps help in leading to a case (or incarceration ) against the (likely repeat) offender down the road.

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[jamesm7485]

Sorry to hear man ive had two stolen and two recovered. I scoured ebay, craigslist etc on the daily. If you havent yet post up on co sportsbike club. I will keep my eye out for ya!

[Jeffrey Lebowski]

Yup, my sister just had the same thing happen. A woman crashed into her, was written a ticket for failure to yield but provided fake insurance. Then when my sister went to file a claim they said that the other lady was not covered. She called the lady, who gave a fake phone number, then contacted the police who told here that there was nothing they could do. She had liability only so her insurance told her to have a nice day. The police could do nothing? Nothing like enforce a compulsory insurance law designed for this exact scenario? It has been a month and she is looking at going to court against the lady, but she has nothing anyway so there is no chance of getting any repayment. Get better insurance and avoid the problem.

Who did she provide the info to?

I ask b/c I was recently rear-ended here in Golden. I didn't swap insurances with the lady who hit me, the Golden Police Department facilitated all of that and gave us instant accident reports. Was the first time I'd ever gotten that.
Additionally, for the past year or three, any time i've been pulled over, I've had to prove insurance as well. Not sure what the recourse would be if you whip up a fake insurance form and lie to a cop, though.

[Monky]

Who did she provide the info to?

I ask b/c I was recently rear-ended here in Golden. I didn't swap insurances with the lady who hit me, the Golden Police Department facilitated all of that and gave us instant accident reports. Was the first time I'd ever gotten that.
Additionally, for the past year or three, any time i've been pulled over, I've had to prove insurance as well. Not sure what the recourse would be if you whip up a fake insurance form and lie to a cop, though.

None they will pursue. See it quite often



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