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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Vasco DG on July 13, 2015, 09:29:33 PM
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How stupid can you be?
My old Griso now owned by Greg Field in Seattle has been stolen from out the back of Greg's place!
I mean it's a salvage titled shitter with the early A5 motor so it sounds like cheese graters fornicating in an iron tank it's eight years old and probably has a street value slightly above a bucket of cold dog turds.
Stealing it from Greg's place was doubly unwise! I'm surprised he didn't get a round from one of Greg's flintlocks up his chuff!
Anyway, if anybody sees or hears of a load of red Griso bits being hawked on the bay of fleas or Craigslist or whatever, especially in the North West, can you let the wallopers know.
Thanks.
Pete
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Maybe they knew it belongs to a celebrity :laugh: That really does suck , I might suggest looking for truly stupid teenagers :copcar:
Dusty
Is there any other kind?
Pete
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we could start a fund me page to get a replacement in a faster color..
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I predict it will turn up, a bit worse for wear, and abandoned.
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I predict it will turn up, a bit worse for wear, and abandoned.
This is a bit like stealing the Batmobile , or the Pope's car , gonna be impossible to fence .
Dusty
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I predict THE THIEF will turn up, a bit worse for wear, and abandoned.
FIXORED :boozing:
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How does one steal a Griso? I was a Concrete Construction laborer for more than a decade so I'm used to lifting heavy odd shaped objects and pushing concrete wheel barrels in dirt but when I pushed my Griso uphill someone didn't read the trip odo right twenty yards I had to stop for "air".
It would take more than one skinny teen, 6-8 might be enough.
Mark
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Could be an inside job. :police:
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If it's such a piece of crap, it looks like they've gotten what they deserve. :grin:
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Yea..look for it returned back on his curb.
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A lesson in economics 101.. you can't trade Guzzi parts for crack. :violent1:
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They were determined. The fork was locked, it was chained to a fence, and the battery was removed for charging. They must've had enough guys to pick it up and throw it into the back of a truck. If anyone hears anything, let me know.
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sorry to hear it.
Not sure if it feels worse to get ripped off by a pro or an idiot- you're out just the same. Hopefully your homeowner's will cover it.
best of luck to get your wheels
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Very sorry to hear Greg.
That bike has had a hard life. Hope it doesn't get chopped up.
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Sorry about the Griso. God I hate thieves!!! Lowlife suns-a-bitches!
Maybe something positive will come from all of this. Good luck.
Randy
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Sorry about the Griso. God I hate thieves!!! Lowlife suns-a-bitches!
Maybe something positive will come from all of this. Good luck.
Randy
Oh, man.. I hate thieves too. That includes... oh never mind. :rolleyes:
I certainly wouldn't to want to piss off GF, though.. :smiley: Not a good idea... :grin:
Fortunately, it's only a machine..
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Pics of the bike?
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Pics of the bike?
Oh now you've done it!! That's like hearing someone's girlfriend got hit with the ugly stick and you can't wait to see her now. :laugh:
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Easy to roll the bike away, even with locked fork, disc lock, etc. It just takes two guys and two skateboards.
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He said it was chained to a tree!
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He said it was chained to a tree!
Battery angle grinder and cutoff wheel makes a quick 10 seconds work of that unfortunately.
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And that means they were prepared to steal something that day.
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Battery angle grinder and cutoff wheel makes a quick 10 seconds work of that unfortunately
Liquid nitrogen and a hammer. Sorry for you. I had a childhood friend who stole from me. We have not conversed in 45 years.
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What will the insurance pay towards the theft? I would not want to be sneaking around Greg's place trying to steal something, or my place for that matter. Lead is cheap