I used to be, City place at spadina and front, I upgraded to the burbsAre you also in a condo ZX600?
I used to be, City place at spadina and front, I upgraded to the burbsAre you also in a condo ZX600?
I've owned a few R6's, yepJohn, the wounds are still too fresh for me to think about that, but yes I was happy with the R6. Sick *** first bike so I have no complaints or criticism towards the bikes low end. Fastbike, throttle maybe a little twerky when first starting out, but only at low low speeds. Are you considering or have you owned an R6?
I've owned a few R6's, yepJust wasn't sure if you were thinking about different possibilities yet, but I see the wound is too fresh.
Make sure you pickup a Hyosung bike cover for your new bike, and never let anyone see it parked without it![]()
did you have the bike chained to anything or just hidden in the corner?
Saw these awhile back and might be a good idea to consider to the future, looks like it bolts right into the concrete and then you could put some bad-aass chain on your bike.
Sucks to hear about this theft tho, four weeks is such a short time, thieves are the lowest kind of people.
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Wow..no way to crack that, unless you have an alley key set.
Your bike is most likely in pieces by now - Sorry for you loss
Move on and get another one with the insurance money - The question is... will they be back in a few months for your new ..new baby, I submit that they will so start planning ahead.
My friend asked 34 condo boards at places he was looking into moving, and zero of them would allow him to drill holes in the concrete floor, wall or columnMost even disallowed you to wrap a chain around a column saying it could wear the column or create a tripping hazard or other "blockage".
All 34 boards said it was either illegal or against condo rules to park your bike in the same spot as your car (some fire code violation or something).
Moral of the story is, if you live in a condo keep your bike at your friends house.
Those of us in the greasy finger nail crowd would know to round the alley holes with a drilling bit. For everybody else that information should be made readily available. Or you could just set those little balls in with punch. See pic.
so did the thieves wiggle your bike out from behind your car? damn they are bold.
I was thinking encase someone sees it.
likely the persons would make a track bike out of it, or strip for parts.
I hope you paid the extra for theft insurance. I don't have it on mine and now I get thinking.
The same drill you could just drill out the bolt heads with to steal a bike?
If they really want it, tethers will not stop them.
Right now I'm running a GSM/GPRS tracker with a Bell SIM card. I find bell and virgin cell service the best for underground parking lots. The tracker sends me gps coordinates to my cell phone
The same drill you could just drill out the bolt heads with to steal a bike?
If they really want it, tethers will not stop them.
Those little hardened balls are not invincible, but they would be a B!#ch to deal with (especially if they are a really tight fit).
Nobody claims any system is invincible, you just try to convince the thieves that your bike is not worth the extra effort required over someone elses bike.
Just a random though.. why not chain it to your car? ie. around the axel or trailer hitch or something?