A friend of mine in Clayton North Carolina was robbed last night, 3 Kawasaki Minis, a brand new Generator, 2 Mountain Bikes, A Trek, Gary Fisher & a Felt Q620, A bunch of tools, a Dewalt Chop Saw, A Dewalt gasoline powered air compressor.
If anybody knows anything about this, please post up.

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Hello guys please keep eyes and ears open . last night we got robbed or we think last night they took 3 bikes two supermini's 0ne 85 , one honda new generator never even had gas in it dewalt gas comprsor. and two brand new bicycle's one 26 inch felt and my wifes 29 inch trek. the felt is white with a green decal's . my wifes is a 2012 mint green. the bikes have all new pr2 graphic's and jareds number is on the 218 or 21 .
these people did know what they were doing they cut the locks and went in took three dirt bikes and the gen, and never touched the two softail harleys sitting in the way. cut the lock on my landscape trailer and went over xmark 60in mower to get the bicycles and a bunch of tools helmets . I cant believe this happen . there was so much stuff in there because we just moved here from new york. everything is new i dont know how much if anything is coverd because the house and insurance are new and we just bought it 2 months ago . I have have the receipts and serial numbers for all the items. so please if you see anything report it. the gen is 8500 honda with wheels , the compressor is a 90gal 5 hp gas air compressor,dewalt . i will get pics of what i can. thanks u can e-mail me or if you find anything my cell is 845-820-1080

bike vin kx 100, jkakxtdc29a026451 kx85 jkbkxfac09a046943 and i will post theother ones when i get them i have to find other title and the bike shop is sendding me the others tommorrow. i will post these every were i can think .
thanks for everyone for looking out. it sucks because so much of this stuff is new this summer . we are still realizing things that are gone .
my wife keeps most of my receipts but with moving its taking us a bit but we do have most . they got a 144 mig and 3 diffrent makita tool sets, my new hammer drill skill saw and a drill/inpact set all are new this year and all are in there case.
i will have there vins as well or what ever is on the receipts. there is two shoei leds used boots , and other things i need to put together a list .
im getting everything for the officer. thank we have the papers for all this , atleast all the big things .
tommorrow i will find out if this is coverd . i have never had to make a claim . funny thing is i just said to my wife a lows that i have alomst every tool i need for the things i do anyway.

Sorry to hear about this man. I'll keep my eye out on the NC Craigslist but what you described they stepped over and didn't take to get to the smaller items (especially the mini's, bikes,tools) really raised a suspicion that you'll probably find some/if not all of these items at the local flea markets. There's crews of these low life pos that do this and if your buddy will take the time to go to any nearby flea market/ swap meets he has a 50/50 chance he could find his stuff.

Still no luck, I see some other bikes have been boosted down there. Someone has to know something about these scumbags!

Sorry to hear. I'm a few threads down, had my '11 CRF450R and '07 CRF250R stolen out of my garage on the 21st of January in Raleigh. I'm curious, how did they break into your garage? How were the locks cut? They used a hole saw to punch an 1 1/2" hole in the back wall of my garage, then a saw zaw to cut a 16"x16" hole to climb in through. Popped the emergency release on the door and rolled them out the front after cutting the locks off the bikes.

Where do you guys ride at? I know you just moved here but there could be a common denominator there. Good luck. I just started the claim process too.

Guys this sucks. I wish you both luck in finding out who did this and in getting your items returned or covered by insurance. Slightly similar, I once stumbled onto a stolen motorcycle on CycleTrader.com. I was in the print version that I bought from the gas station, and on the same darn page, there was one guy with an ad that his highly modified streetbike had been stolen and not 2 ads below it, was fferent guy selling a highly modified streetbike. Pics showed the same bike! How lucky was that? I don't know if the guy ever got his bike back, but I did call the "stolen" ad # and told him to look at the CycleTrader and said sure enough that the bike for sale was indeed his.

Point of the story... These guys are crooks, not riders. They are targeting items that don't have to be registered or tagged for easy blackmarket sale. If you look hard enough and in the right publications (ie Craigslist, eBay, CycleTrader, IWANNA, etc..) you have a pretty good chance of finding them. And don't just think local either. Most of the "professionals" fence their items out of state just to assist in covering their tracks. It's not uncommon for NC goods to be as far as NY and Florida. Pay attention to Tennessee, Virginia, and West VA, as they are common places to sell stolen goods direct to end users who know they are hot and just don't care because they are never going to be resold.