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Old 23 Jul 2003
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Stolen XT

Hi There,
Two weeks ago i had my XT stolen in the UK. The police think that it has been shipped out to Holland or Germany so i am just asking if any one see it to please contact the police ASAP. It was my baby, had the ride of my life through Africa for 5 months.
It is a Black XT 02yr, 24ltr white Acerbis Tank, on the front mud gaurd it has country flag stickers from my trip starting in Uk all the way down to South Africa, it has a picture of Nelson Mandela above the head-light and on the back above the number plate, GX51BGE.
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Hello Henk, put your message on www.tenere.nl too and see the links there for the German clubs !

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Why don't you publish the serial numbers here as well as a picture of your bike, thereby allowing potential buyers to keep a look out for you bike, these will be very helpful in identifying your bike. Stickers and pictures are removable items and so these will not be identifiable once removed.

Good Luck in your search and I hope you get your bike back.
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They should hang for this!

You can make sure that your local police has put out a stolen vehicle notice with your bike´s Frame ID and registration number.

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Henk!

Man, that's a bummer! Our mutual mate in Bracken told me all about it. Bad situation. Let me know if there's anything I can do.

Remember meeting up by the river?
Laters dude. If you want me to buy you a consolatory , let me know.

Since you left, my 3AJ got smashed up too.

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Thanks for all you help.
I don't know how to publish a picture on this website, Grant can you do that?? i have a web site that there are some pictures on http://oktane.dyndns.org/spanky/
Any way here are some numbers Chassis JYADJ021000022390 Engin J302E022132, black bike with a 24ltr Acerbis tank

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Henk,

Not sure if this helps but I have seen a bike with s similar description to yours a few times in the Rayns Park - South Wimbledon area. (If you live in the area it might have been you riding prior to getting stolen) Dose it have a Soth African flag on the front mud guard?

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Hi there,thanks for keeping your eye out,
That bike was mine,i live in that area, It has a SA flag on the front with a Nelson Mandela sticker next to it,
The police have said that the bike is gone, so i will be looking for a new one
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