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9 Aug 2012
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KTM 690 stolen in Dublin.
I've been in the country for less then 8 hours. This was supposed to be the 2nd leg of my RTW. My 2010 KTM 690 was taken from the corner of Talbot Place and Talbot street in Dublin in broad daylight. I was in a near by hostel resting after an overnight flight. I put a padlock through the front break but they cut the lock with a bolt cutter. Obviously it wasn't enough. There was no luggage on it at the time.
The bike is white with a Rally Raid fairing. Minnesota licence plate 12071MH
Keep your eyes and ears open please.
Noah.horak at Gmail dot com
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Hi
Just posted this on another forum I use, good luck in finding it.
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Hi
Just posted this on another forum I use, good luck in finding it.
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Thank you. On the plus side.. I do have all my luggage. I might be continuing on another bike if my Katy M is gone. Let me know what you will sell me for cheap :confused1:
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**^#*-!!@*"
Sorry to hear that - what a thing to happen so soon after arriving....
There's an HU Ireland/Dublin community here:
Horizons Unlimited Motorcycle Travellers' Community - Contact a Community!
Could be worth a message.
And in my opinion, keep in touch with the police you've reported it to, could help to keep it up their priority list.
All the best.
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I have hopefully hellpbed by posting this in a few other places. Unfortunately I doubt my XF650 Thumper would be of any use to you.
Post on here if you are looking for a bike, what your budget is and the type of bike and I'll have a look around all the normal online spots.
If you are coming up North, I'm in Fermanagh and happy to help you in any way I can.
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Sorry to hear about that lad, I saw this posted on another irish bike forum. Those guys are always good for keeping an eye out. Hope you get it back soon
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Hi Noah, Sorry to hear about your bike, I've sent you my number to your email
address.Let me know if I can be of help.
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hi,
put a picture up on donedeal.com - bike section, saying, bike stolen, reward offered for recovery of bike and pictures obviously.............
i did try but donedeal servers wont let me access from here.
fingers crossed you get her back
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Noah,
Not sure if your monitoring this. I saw you were staying in Isaacs but when I rang this morning you had checked out.
Shity thing to have happen and despite what others say - its not a fair reflection of Dublin or Ireland.
I'm based just outside Dublin and can loan you a bike to see Ireland on while you're waiting to get yours back.
Just PM me on this site or email me on ian.x.cassidy at gmail.com.
I'll also do the donedeal.ie posting if you want to offer a few $$. I've heard this does work.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ianc99
Noah,
Not sure if your monitoring this. I saw you were staying in Isaacs but when I rang this morning you had checked out.
Shity thing to have happen and despite what others say - its not a fair reflection of Dublin or Ireland.
I'm based just outside Dublin and can loan you a bike to see Ireland on while you're waiting to get yours back.
Just PM me on this site or email me on ian.x.cassidy at gmail.com.
I'll also do the donedeal.ie posting if you want to offer a few $$. I've heard this does work.
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There is true Irish hospitality for you
and this will give her a bump 2 the top.
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If you still need a bike
Email me I'll give you a lend of
My Deauville if your still stuck I'm in Dublin sorry to here
About your bike man hope you get it back
Last edited by Grant Johnson; 20 Aug 2012 at 19:35.
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There is true Irish hospitality for you
and this will give her a bump 2 the top.
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Lynch180 - I see you're marked as being in Panama. My family and I toured down to Panama in a camper a couple of years ago from the US. I kept wishing I was on my bike!
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Any word on whether Noah got his bike back? I've not heard anything.
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Poland
from my trip in Ierland a few yeears ago, I know that there are Polish gangs who are specialised in steeling cars in Ierland and bring them to Poland. i would recommend to ask the Polish community too to look for your bike!
ils
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there is a crowd called gannons they are contracted to dublin city council to remove cars and bikes from dublin and yes even if its locked to a pole on a path they are a ruthless shower today i saw two very nice bmw bikes going in they are between swords and blakes cross
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My xt 600 was stolen in Dublin city center almost 10 years ago, I contacted the police straight away...
About 4 weeks later they found in the street near Montjoy, so the bike was kept at the Montjoy Garda Station for me to collect.
So I would suggest to contact them just in case
Like someone else said, "not organised crime" just youngster wanting to "have fun" in the field...
The scum bag did not go far with it, at that time, there was a faulty contact near main fuse, and intake rubber were damaged, so "I" only was able to start..
They removed all plastics, detroyed ignition, odometer etc....
You may be lucky, like I was, and recover it
Best of luck
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