Max527
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Ouch harsh LOL. I like it!It's a vstrom for goodness sake. Sleep easy.
Ouch harsh LOL. I like it!It's a vstrom for goodness sake. Sleep easy.
Ouch harsh LOL. I like it!
agree lol.Quote of the day! And, as a former V-Strom owner, I can say that. ;-)
Now that's just mean :lmao:I've heard stories of V-Storm owners actually leaving the keys in the ignition in hopes to scam the insurance companies but none were ever stolen. Just saying...
Haha I have a 2016 Vstrom and it's all the motorcycle I need. Comfy and fun.I've heard stories of V-Storm owners actually leaving the keys in the ignition in hopes to scam the insurance companies but none were ever stolen. Just saying...
Haha I have a 2016 Vstrom and it's all the motorcycle I need. Comfy and fun.
Not a bad bike, its top speed in real-life situation (normal highway) is 209 km/h.
It's Toronto, the rule of thumb is, if it's not nailed down it's gone.
But the guys are right, your bike is low on the hit list, theft of it would likely be the result of easy opportunity, just don't make it easy for them.
Hi,
New motorcycle owner here.
I am wondering how much motorcycle theft is occurring in Toronto and if I should worry? I have a Suzuki 650 touring bike and always park in the garage of my house. Occasionally ride to work and park on the street downtown aswell.
Does anyone use disc locks or something similar?
Thanks
Motorcycles need to be able to defend themselves from a would be thief, something like a Skunk does :violent3:close enough.
That's Genius!Found it! already exists:
he who cuts the lock gets sprayed.
That's a pretty awesome idea. The dogs will be able to sniff out the perp if he leaves the vicinity, too.
... unless you paint it an innocent-looking gloss black so that they don't know in advance what it is.