Hi guys. I was hoping you could keep a look out to see if you see anyone trying to sell a complete engine or anything of that sort. They stole my basically brand new Street Bob from CSU East Bay in Hayward, CA. Might be anywhere in the Bay Area or Central Valley.. chances of finding it are slim but I figure I have nothing to lose by posting it. Here's a pic of the bike from this weekend.. on my way back from Hollister Freedom Rally. License plate 22C3184 and it has two speakers mounted on 10" T bars.

Any info please reach me at

ramirezac13@gmail.com

-Aaron R.

 

Are you sh*ttin' me? That sucks man. I am way on the other coast but I hope they catch the a$$bag(s) that did it. Any chance there were cameras around stores that may have caught anything or was it out of you driveway?

 

Naw man. I couldn't believe it when I walked out and it was gone. Yeah, there's a couple of cameras at the university; the university police are still looking through the video to see if they can see anything.

 

Sorry to hear about that.
There is a Facebook group that you might try also. Just shares info/pictures on stolen bikes

 

Insurance should cover most of it if you had the coverage.
Sorry to hear that.
Do you still have the Gauntlet?

 

That's crappy. Sadly, if it was stolen by pros, it was likely broken down to a thousand parts within hours of it disappearing. I think the only parts which can be tracked back are the lower end of the motor case and the frame.

Hope you get good insurance back. Start shopping man.

 

Sorry man. I just hate to hear this happening. We all work hard for our possessions and some bottom feeding low lives can only get by with stealing.

One thing I support in the Koran is that the thief has his hand cut of that took the item.

My idea of justice for the thief is to hit him in the head with an aluminium bat.

Makes such a nice thud sound.

If you are like a lot of folks you park in about the same area each time you go to campus. That gives the person with the inclination to take the property opportunity to spot it and make a plan.

I was in law enforcement for 22 years. I spent 5 years as a campus police chief. At the end of the five years I had theft from cars and other property down 80%. I had a squad in each lot at least once an hour ostensibly to write parking/registration tickets but the visibility reduced the opportunity for theft. We had observers on roofs of the building with binoculars also. Most parents that send their kids to college or adults going there just don'st realize that it is a hot bed of thievery.

 

I hate thieves...hop'n you get your sweet ride returned soon.

 

Sorry I'm really late to reply. I do still have the gauntlet if you're interested in it. My email is ramirezac13@gmail.com

 

Any update?