My GSXR1000 got stolen
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- ARTsamurai
Yeah im sulking...let me sulk. Those heathens!
- registe0
garage maybe?
i feel your pain though
insurance?
- mg330
If you're talking about golf clubs you need to GTFO
- whats golf?ARTsamurai
- a beautiful walk in the park spoiled by a little white ballregiste
- registe0
i'm hoping it wasn't blue standard blue/white affair
- BozMan0
Where was it stolen? I keep my Daytona 675 locked up in my garage.
- <<registe
- my parking garage. i live in some condos in downtown new orleans :(ARTsamurai
- moldero0
yeah that sucks man, had a '01 R1 limited edition, always garaged or at minimum a chain lock, but even then it only takes 2 guys to just pick it up and put it in the back of a truck.
- 2 strong guysmoldero
- thats exactly what happened. 2 guys threw it on the back of a pick up. your avg bike only weighs like 380lbsARTsamurai
- yup, sucks man, had a friend loose the same bike i had R1 ltd same way but it was at his crappy apt at night in san josemoldero
- registe0
this is my next so don't get this
want to buy this though?
- BozMan0
Shit if we're calling dibs then after I've had my fun with my D675 I'm getting a white or yellow s1000rr.
- ok_not_ok0
Just be thankful you not this guy
- DRIFTMONKEY0
Well, misery loves company, right? My Type R was stolen a few years ago. Sorry for your loss. Fuck thieves.
- nb0
True story:
An past co-worker of mine, who is a genuinely nice guy, made lunch plans nearby one of our other locations. Our boss overheard and asked him to take the company van (instead of his own car) to lunch so that he could drop off a few things. He agreed. When leaving the other location, he accidentally backed into someone driving a rental truck.
When he returned to the office and told our boss, the boss said that he wasn't insured on the company van. The insurance company refused to cover the accident, and our boss told this co-worker that they would be taking the cost of the accident out of his pay.
This is likely illegal in Canada, but we're not sure, so anyway the guy says, "I'm not paying for it."
The boss says he can either pay for it, or quit.
The guy quits. I suggested he call the labour board or perhaps a lawyer because that was some serious bullshit. He said he didn't care enough to bother.
Anyway, the next day he came into pick up his final cheque and dismissal papers. While in the office (for maybe about 5 or 10 minutes) his car was stolen out of the parking lot. He didn't have theft insurance.
Upon discovering the parking spot with no car, he told me it was the worst day of his life, and I honestly believed him.
- akrok0
man, that's sucks.
