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GSXR 600 96 Model

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Stolen Last 11:30pm - 12:30am Last night 25th of August

Bike was on Milton road 100-200meters from macca's Milton on lane park side of the road

Mate got pulled over by police, got told to leave his bike there, walk back to work, walk back to get his bike and was gone, any info would be great

was behind the bus stop where the onramp meets Milton Road!

Reward!

thanks

Mate has only had the bike 1 week

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Umm, what did the cops have to say about this out of interest?

And has he checked with impound or anywhere to see if the cops actually took it? Sometimes they take a while to find things as they dont always have good paperwork trails.

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Saw the bike also next to the bus stop when the police pulled him up...

That was about 11:20ish...

Why was he pulled up... He was going a 'touch' fast but why did they say leave the bike there for. Why did they take him away from the area???

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