BLUE Ninja with YELLOW wheels - Isleworth

Surely we can spot this!

My mate just had his bike nicked (about an hour ago) from Isleworth. It was disk locked but I guess it wasn’t professional thieves so may be spotted riding about. There’s not many like this so any info post straight away (or knock them off and give them a good kicking!) and we might get a win…

Pics:


It now has a black nose cone after a crash, which makes it easier to identify at least:

I know this bike!!!
It’s usually parked just a few doors away from me!!
Didn’t see any robbing going on but I’ll keep an eye out for it…
Bloody nice bike!

Keep yours Almax’d/Garaged then as the thieves are about!

It is nice, but I’m thinking professional thieves wouldn’t bother, as it’s a 2003 and not worth a great deal compared to many other bikes. Sounds to me like local toerags, so it may well be riding about the area

Yeah… if anyone sees or hears anything please give me a shout :frowning:

07885762157 is my number if you happen to see it about

I guess im not the only one who likes the yellow wheels after all…

:frowning:

S

Gutted for you fella.
Hope you get some good news…

bugger. sorry for you mate.

Should be very easy to spot - i cant wait to find some pr!ck at the lights on it.

just make sure you tell us all if you get it back yeah…!? :smiley:

i would phone round the local paint strayers and ask them to keep their eyes out for those wheels

long shot but worth a try

gutted for you mate, alex told me the other day, needless to say if we say them about we will let you know!

sorry to hear mate hope it turns up

Sorry mate still ain’t seen anything…:frowning:

not to sound like a w*nker but it’s probably being stripped and sprayed as we speak… Could be worth ringing round to see if any shops have those wheels in, or if the black nosecone appears on ebay…

I’ll keep em peeled :blink:

Never did get it back but I did get a payout from
my Insurer (minus the £800 excess!!!)

Huge thanks to Alex for helping me out whilst all of this was going on
helping me try and find it and lending me his scooter so I could get about (which I somehow managed to break :frowning: sorry ) I really would have been stuck without his help!!

So I guess the lesson is If you are forced to keep
your bike outside chain it to something immoveable through the frame, have an alarm and if your spot that you usualy use to chain it up
is taken… Just ride it in to your house :wink: