I've still got that article somewhere, Don. If memory serves me right they
even took bikes from inside houses, or out of locked & alarmed garages in an
enclosed/walled rear of the house.. while people were watching TV..
A year or so back a guy lost so much of his bike collection from repeated
thefts that he laid traps & set up shotguns on trip wires behind the
reinforced door of his outhouse/barn.. managed to get one of them, too, but
got jailed for firearms offences..
----- Original Message -----
From: donald smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Anything you can do to make it harder for a theif the better. Motor
> Cycle News ran a article of a pair of ex-thieves in England that advise
> law enforcement and insurance co's. and general folks on how easy it is
> to take a bike. The longest it took was two minutes. Alarms, wheel
> locks, whatever. You can stop the casual theif, but the pro no way. They
> even went so far as to say the harder it was the more determined they
> were to get it.
>
> Don "Old Man" Smith
>
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