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Exactly - Ebay aren’t gonna do anything apart form send them an email.
I posted it here:
a) Because someone might know the bike and seller to say, its not stolen, just a bag of sh!t
b) Someone on here might have had an R6 stolen recently and be able to identify it.
c) I like the thought of 20+ bikers going to see it and showing these tw@ts that it shoulnt be that easy to sell stolen bikes on ebay.
I know if my stolen bike turned up on ebay, i’d want to hear about it.
Dude - this is a biking community which is seriously pi55ed off with the amount of thefts. Maybe you dont care and thats up to you, but im sure lots of people on here do care and want to try to do something about it.
I’m also confused by this post you made on the stolen 600rr thread:
So surely if i see the 600rr on ebay tomorrow, you’d want to know about it?