Stolen Tiger 800XC
- D6
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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
you can probably get them refitted to another bike. Wont need tyre warmers.
That's shit that they have done that. I hope you manage to find out who they are and give them a good kicking.
That's shit that they have done that. I hope you manage to find out who they are and give them a good kicking.
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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
Just seen this, utter w@nkers deserve a good kicking and hopefully they will get their just deserves too 

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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
What a fecking stupid thing to do.
I hope they get the justice they deserve but sadly i suspect the police don't give a shit and probably the scum know that too.
I hope they get the justice they deserve but sadly i suspect the police don't give a shit and probably the scum know that too.
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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
Your 100% right unfortunately Duke.
The dealer I spoke to Aberdeen was telling me the police were finding stolen bikes in the back garden of the gange known to be committing the thefts and the bikes had their finger prints all over them. You would surely think instant arrest, job done jual the scumbags and throw away the key. Annoyingly not the case. Scum bags say they found them and brought them home to keep them safe whilst trying to locate the rightful owners
The police do a difficult job and in most cases they do it very well, but when their tied up in such bollocks it is very frustrating and you wouldn't be able to blame the public for taking matters into their own hands imo as this particular gang were very well know prolific offenders.
The dealer I spoke to Aberdeen was telling me the police were finding stolen bikes in the back garden of the gange known to be committing the thefts and the bikes had their finger prints all over them. You would surely think instant arrest, job done jual the scumbags and throw away the key. Annoyingly not the case. Scum bags say they found them and brought them home to keep them safe whilst trying to locate the rightful owners

The police do a difficult job and in most cases they do it very well, but when their tied up in such bollocks it is very frustrating and you wouldn't be able to blame the public for taking matters into their own hands imo as this particular gang were very well know prolific offenders.
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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
Wondered want you meant at first Kwacky but after grinding the cogs in the old brain matter I think I have just realised.
Hope everything is OK Tony
Hope everything is OK Tony

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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
Tony very sorry to hear about this. Absolute scum all of them. I swear we need to get everyone who has ever had anything nicked start our own gang and hunt these t&ats down. Insurance is a bugger, they will quite happily bend you over spank you and tell you that it was all your fault. Their legalised thieving barstards
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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
Any news from the insurance company?
Have you started looking for a replacement?
Have you started looking for a replacement?
- TonyB
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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
I spoke to insurance earlier. They'll be collecting the remnants of my tiger this week and will pay me off for it. Then comes the task of sorting out the finance company and GAP insurer. Good news also is that my NCB is still 5 years, good old NCB protection 
I won't have to get a Chinese 250cc after all.
I popped into Alf England in Bedworth earlier to pick up a part for my sisters bike and was having a nose around at the Suzukis and Yammys but nothing took my fancy. I do like z1000sx's though.....

I won't have to get a Chinese 250cc after all.
I popped into Alf England in Bedworth earlier to pick up a part for my sisters bike and was having a nose around at the Suzukis and Yammys but nothing took my fancy. I do like z1000sx's though.....
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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
How old was the bike? If it's less than 12 months old the insurers may offer you a replacement.
Have you notified your GAP Insurers? If not I would do that ASAP.
My GAP insurers didn't pay out. They said I had to take the replacement bike, even though I didn't know if I could ever ride a bike again.
Have you notified your GAP Insurers? If not I would do that ASAP.
My GAP insurers didn't pay out. They said I had to take the replacement bike, even though I didn't know if I could ever ride a bike again.
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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
It was a 2014 bike. I spoke to the GAP people and Black Horse the day after it was nicked. I have to take the bike if it's offered which I will anyway. I have to send the GAP peeps the offer the insurance company make and they then sort it out between themselves. If I get a new Tiger out of it, great. If I get a payout, great.
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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
Great job with the NCB protection. it's a bitch when they take your hard earn years away from you!
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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
how does the insurance work, I'm pretty sure when I wrote off a car I had a few years ago, my insurance paid out the value of my car but straight to the GAP people and then they paid the rest of the outstanding finance off and I was left with no car and no money but no outstanding finance.
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Re: Stolen Tiger 800XC
That's about the short of it. It depends how much deposit you put down and how much the bike depreciated.
I lost about £2k.
I lost about £2k.
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