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Yes I noticed this

I keep forgetting the date it was stolen and focusing on the date it was found

cops should contact her and find out who his bike mates were etc.. but fat chance of police doing any actual work I guess

Actually she probably knows exactly who helped him steal the bike, I wonder if she'd give up the names given what's happened now..

Edited by UNR33L

Fat chance of her doing that

I'm guessing the acquaintances are keeping very quiet, probably even from family and friends

There's a few motorcyclists on his friends list, one rides a different model R1, one works at Peter Stevens in Dandenong, could have had a leg in it

If I was very wealthy I would buy it, put Toyota badges on it and track it.

Then I would collect all the 34R fanboy tears in a vial, put an atomizer on top and use it to mace their security guard at the next meet.

LMAO!

what if i told you, im looking into buying an R34 R.....

but only a bayside blue one on superlaps so i can join all the other bayside blue douche bag owners.

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Careful Leroy, a lot of those have conditions where you're only to drive to workshops and compliance / Vic Roads

yes im aware.

however i have the distinct advantage of having numberplates, so ill fit them to make it less... likely to be pulled over?

just need to figure out what screw size is required. i could never bloody figure it out on the pulsar

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