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Hoping they release the thieves name.
Its a shame they dont put as much effort into keeping stuff safe in the stadiums as they do into stopping people trying to tailgate in the car park.
The Shop
Another friend of mine returned from a fishing trip in Norway,,,, there are cottages there along the coast, you walk in and there is a sign saying how much it costs to spend the night and the clean sheets are on the table. You just spend how many nights you want and leave your money on the table.
Glad the asshole was caught!
I am pleased to hell the bike was recovered and yes I hope they post the name and all info possible from the thief
I want to see his photo and name on this thread and the house where he lives and all his relatives.
This sort of thing DOES not belong in the MX community and needs to be eliminated now so we all can concentrate on making this the best sport in the world.
The MX community IS MADE UP OF THOSE NORWEGIAN AND BAVARIAN type people and that is one reason it is as wonderful as it is today, we need to nip this stealing trend in the bud and eliminate all of the trash that is starting to seep in to our sport, Like Barney Fife used to say in the Andy Griffith Show, We need to NIP IT IN THE BUD !!!!!!!!
wrong thread for this asshole
Pumped he got his bike back! And everyone talking shit on "cops" in this thread can suck it. Did it the legal way got his shit back
Once you start throwing in people from different backgrounds, that social cohesion and trust is gone, and you end up with the US, where people dont trust anyone.
I'd assume the thief lives out that way or was headed that way to stash the bike.
If you hear any local buzz/more info about this let us know.
Really interested in finding who the thief they arrested was.
Pit Row
And don't you think that guys friend who is a police would tell him no if it really is as illegal?
Super stoked he was able to locate his motorcycle and the scum bag that truly did something illegal was arrested!
I'm so glad they caught the bastard. Hope he gets what is coming to him while in jail.
you can just feel the sense of "law and order".
The guys creating the posts on this forum are good guys and when something like this happens, it just ruffles all the feathers on their backs....... That is good !!!
there IS a RIGHT and a WRONG..... and stealing is a WRONG !
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