Check your forks and handlebars carefully, they could have twisted something moving it with the steering locked. Its just plain dumb -- I'd rip em a new one...

 

people really have no respect for bikers anymore. Most of the time it is a spineless while you were away manouver, but it hurts nonetheless. It's worse here in South florida right now. Bikes are getting vandalized, getting their alignment screwed with, and stuff going into the oil and gas tanks. I walked out of a bar last month, some cokehead chick was yapping on the phone and kicking my front tire. I don't even think she was aware she was doing it. The look on her face said it all.

I told some people at the dealer I used to work with that something was up with it. They looked at me like I was crazy. Then we sat there and watched some dude fondle my bike. Had his hands all over it. Grabbing stuff and pulling on it. I looked at them and said "there, you think I am crazy now?" Rhetorical question actually. If it had been anywhere else I would probably have shot him.

It's one thing when another rider is playing with your scooter. Especially if it's someone you know. But somebody you've never seen before, and he's pawing on it, or unscrewing stuff? If I ever catch somebody doing that, I am probably going to jail. But enough is enough, and no one else seems to care about us. We gotta take care of our own.

It's been a long time since I've been in a fight. A few black eyes and broken noses speak so much louder than words.

 

I would be f***ing pissed. I would have no problem moving it if asked, but don't touch it.

 

Now you know why I have my own garage...I don't share my space. Lesson learned....now go rent your own spot.

~Joe

 

Yeah, I'd be pissed.

Anytime my bike is parked ouside of my own garage, like at work or a hotel I use a disc lock. They may pick it up and carry it, but their not rolling it anywhere.

 

I once came out from a heavy night of drinking at a local festival......only to find my bike had been moved from the place I parked it to the middle of a busystreet. I couldn't believe my friggin eyes. To this day I wish I could find the ****** f_er that moved my bike.

Bottom line, if it's not your property, you don't f_ck with it, period.


He should NOT have moved your bike.

 

I would kill him dead!

 

I'd take it to the stealer, and have everything checked out on the front end, and give his sorry azz the bill. If there was any damage, he can have that bill too!

I also like the idea of using a floor jack and dollys to move his POS car to a no parking area/tow away zone and call the cops.

 

I hate to say it, but I would be rather upset myself! Touching my bike would is like touching my wife. That's a big NO NO!

 

Just wondering were you parked in his garage? A little more details of why, would be interesting.