STOLEN - REWARD BMW 650 GS 2006 - Check it out

Bikerguy

Guys i hope if anyone could help me to find out where is my brothers bike.. honestly it was stolen in front of BenDunne Gym on Jervis Street

its a blue gray BMW 650 GS 2006
reg. 06D90175 Dakar version the same as on pic - also with the storage on the rear.

you can let me know here or contact me anytime on 0876619698

i am willing to reward in cash any person who will provide me info about the location or help me recover the bike.

Ed

ogriofa

sorry to hear about that chief. The colour scheme is in your favour though.
I'll defo keep an eye out.

(southside)

JDPhotography

surely the gym will have camera footage?

Bikerguy

JDPhotography wrote: »

surely the gym will have camera footage?

fotage is there.

2 young guys arriving on scooter with helmets on and driving away after 2 mins - that long time it took them to break th u-lock (expensive) + start the engine without key (bmw-joke)

there is nothing that can lead the gards or us to anything. they said the best thing is to wait if they recover it.

but i know one thing, the power of Boards its strong!

so hoping.

Bikerguy

ogriofa wrote: »

sorry to hear about that chief. The colour scheme is in your favour though.
I'll defo keep an eye out.

(southside)

thank you. there are no many of them driving in dublin.

JDPhotography

Bikerguy wrote: »

fotage is there.

2 young guys arriving on scooter with helmets on and driving away after 2 mins - that long time it took them to break th u-lock (expensive) + start the engine without key (bmw-joke)

there is nothing that can lead the gards or us to anything. they said the best thing is to wait if they recover it.

but i know one thing, the power of Boards its strong!

so hoping.

pure shower of bast*rds :mad: , hopefully die roaring

ill keep an eye out, Ashbourne and finglas area's

Bikerguy

JDPhotography wrote: »

pure shower of bast*rds :mad: , hopefully die roaring

ill keep an eye out, Ashbourne and finglas area's

thank you.

Turner

Ill keep a look out and let all the Garda bikers i work with know.

Nice bike.

Bikerguy

Turner wrote: »

Ill keep a look out and let all the Garda bikers i work with know.

Nice bike.

thanks a lot, that will be very nice of you. (honestly)

dunner515

Keeping my eye out for it, well on the south side anyway. Hope you get it back

Faith+1

I'm over on the Northside. If I see it I'll contact the guards for you.

positron

I think I've seen you around Drogheda / M1 a few times - wearing a checkered reflective police-looking vest? I'll definitely keep an eye out on the North side.

I leave my bike all day just around the corner from Ben Dunnes' Jervis St. Sh*t. I better get a couple of more locks on it.

Banditoo

Scumbags. I drive all around Dublin for a living will keep my eyes pealed for it in all the usual spots.

650gs

I was in Gannon's recovery the start of the week there is a red one and one the same as your it has no plates on and a lot of muck looks like it was driven round a field so it might be worth a look

Bikerguy

dunner515 wrote: »

Keeping my eye out for it, well on the south side anyway. Hope you get it back

thanks a lot Mate

Faith+1 wrote: »

I'm over on the Northside. If I see it I'll contact the guards for you.

thanks or even call me on the number stated on the first post, i will be quicker then them L:)

Banditoo wrote: »

Scumbags. I drive all around Dublin for a living will keep my eyes pealed for it in all the usual spots.

thank you dude

650gs wrote: »

I was in Gannon's recovery the start of the week there is a red one and one the same as your it has no plates on and a lot of muck looks like it was driven round a field so it might be worth a look

well the bike was stolen on monday afternoon. its a blue one. exactly the same as on pic provided. I will check it out. iam also keeping eyes on adverts. donedeal, gumtree, etc. just in the case someone is gonna be stupid enough. i will go there tomorrow first thing in the morning and make sure its not the baby we are looking for.


thank you guys for support.

Bikerguy

positron wrote: »

I think I've seen you around Drogheda / M1 a few times - wearing a checkered reflective police-looking vest? I'll definitely keep an eye out on the North side.

I leave my bike all day just around the corner from Ben Dunnes' Jervis St. Sh*t. I better get a couple of more locks on it.

nope the bike was driven mostly in cc and parked over night on patrick street.

and be carefull with your bike, i am thinking to get an GPS tracking system, that i can atach to bike and switch on every time i will leave it on the street unatended.

Bikerguy

insurance is gonna pay it of (1250e) btw

positron

WTF? They are a lot more than that to buy used. How did the insurance company come to that valuation I wonder!

Bikerguy

positron wrote: »

WTF? They are a lot more than that to buy used. How did the insurance company come to that valuation I wonder!

easy--> my brother insured the bike and he didnt check the insurance was covering him only up to 1500e if stolen. 250e is the fee and woalla 1250e result

Coyote

who did he insure it with?

daenerysstormborn3

How was the insurance company only insuring him up to a certain amount? I thought when you take out a policy you tell them how much the bike was bought for and that's where they get their valuation for the bike (obviously within certain parameters).

Hotblack Desiato

Coyote wrote: »

who did he insure it with?

think I can guess.

fasttalkerchat

Bumping this thread. Hope you find it.

Hotblack Desiato

bumping a thread with 2 posts in the last 2 minutes?!

Bikerguy

Coyote wrote: »

who did he insure it with?

cant state untill the money will be paid

pixiebean22 wrote: »

How was the insurance company only insuring him up to a certain amount? I thought when you take out a policy you tell them how much the bike was bought for and that's where they get their valuation for the bike (obviously within certain parameters).

it may sound strange but he was so happy to get the bike that he just went himself to the insurance company - after speaking to few agents. he didnt make it online, its a bit complicated. He is forein (lOl) and nobody wanted to insure him with his Driver licence - not irish i mean. has Full A for over 6 years. so he was happy enough to get it - quote 700 a year. for the BMW. and he didnt even think about the 1500 cover. he only found out when it happend. L( there was no question asked or anything. but anyway.

the thing is he will got only that, but the chances to recover the bike are getting lower by every day.. probably striped off by now and driven by scumbags in the fields

daenerysstormborn3

That is so odd.

Anyway, hopefully the bike turns up, although as you say yourself, the chances of that happening now (and it still being in decent condition) are very slim.

Hotblack Desiato

Well either his licence is valid here or it isn't. I never heard of anyone with a valid EU licence being loaded compared to an Irish licence (most of the EU licences are a lot harder to get!)

Bikerguy

ninja900 wrote: »

Well either his licence is valid here or it isn't. I never heard of anyone with a valid EU licence being loaded compared to an Irish licence (most of the EU licences are a lot harder to get!)

did i ever mention it was EU? well its not. Brazil mate. thanks

Hotblack Desiato

they're not recognised here afaik.

Nope.

http://www.rsa.ie/en/RSA/Licensed-Drivers/Driving-licence/Holders-of-foreign-licenses/ wrote:

Holders of licences issued by an EU/EEA member state

If you have a driving licence issued by an EU/EEA member state you can drive in Ireland as long as your existing licence is valid. If you wish to exchange your driving licence for an equivalent Irish driving licence, you must do so within 10 years of your driving licence expiring.
Holders of licences issued by recognised states

Ireland has agreements with certain other countries/states that designates them as recognised states for the purposes of driving licence exchange. These are:
Australia
Gibraltar
Guernsey
Isle of Man
Japan
Jersey
South Africa
South Korea
Switzerland
New Zealand
Taiwan

his licence is worthless here. Some other licences (e.g. US) are recognised here for a short term for tourists but not for people resident here.

daenerysstormborn3

According to citizensinformation.ie - I'm assuming he resat his test etc. and holds a valid Irish driving licence

It is possible to exchange a driving licence issued by an EU member state or an EEA member state (Norway, Liechtenstein and Iceland) for a Irish driving licence. It is also possible to exchange a driving licence issued by certain recognised states for an Irish driving licence.

If you are the holder of a driving licences issued by a country that is not recognised for driving licence exchange, you cannot exchange your licence for an Irish licence. You will only get an Irish driving licence after you have gone through the full driver licensing procedure, starting with the driver theory test.

Bikerguy

ninja900 wrote: »

they're not recognised here afaik.

Nope.



his licence is worthless here. Some other licences (e.g. US) are recognised here for a short term for tourists but not for people resident here.

well he has insurance with his brazil licence, you have to find out how. again he has not irish licence or he didnt make any test... but this TOPIC is about the missing BIKE

Hotblack Desiato

Just because an insurance company will quote you, and take your money off you, doesn't mean you're insured. You can't be insured unless you have a valid licence.

ogriofa

Yeah, this sounds like we're missing some info here. BUT...
if he wasn't insured, I'm guessing they wouldnt have payed out at all.

Bikerguy

ogriofa wrote: »

Yeah, this sounds like we're missing some info here. BUT...
if he wasn't insured, I'm guessing they wouldnt have payed out at all.

correct.