Yamaha TT350 stolen in Kingston/Brisbane

G'Day Reiner,

Having had bikes and the kids as well, I know how you and your mate feel, seems you just can't keep your eyes off them!! I have chased the bastards out of my yard once trying to get the kids bikes. I really hope your mate gets it back BUT I'd say the numbers will be scratched off, plates removed and is being bush bashed as we speak. Really makes ya angry...you work hard to pay off a house and raise kids and with the little left over try to enjoy your spare time, when some LAZY BUNCH OF ASSHOLES belive they deserve it more than you.

Good Luck
Stefan

Mate when mine was stolen out of my garage my post man chased them up the road so they turned around and confronted the old fella so he stoped the chase to my relief as I hated the guys for taking the bike but I would have felt even worst if they beat the s--t out of my postie , the mongrells were flogging it down the local ovals that eveving but bye the time I got down there on my other bike they were long gone so the only thing that comforts me is the fact that the guy that stole it is hopefully sipping soup through a straw in a wheel chair thinking if only I left that bike in the garage !!!

Im not really a grudge keeper ...Well not much LOL!!

Regards JP

I think we all feel the same way because we know how hard it is to earn money for toys like that and have it stolen by some bastard who has no idea how long a 8hr workingday is.
I have no idea why the Law is so easy on pricks like that.
They need to get much more than a slap on the wrist. How do they learn to respect other peoples property if they hardly get punished. No wonder people take the law in their own hands at times.
And Regarding the spelling Nazi we had here winching the other day english is my sec language and if my spelling or grammar is to bad read something else.

cheers
Reiner