STOLEN: Yellow Can Am Quad and Black Nissan Navara

AtlanticP · 28 Apr 2009 at 21:15

My mate has had the following stolen:

Can-Am Outlander MAX XT quad bike (Yellow/56 plate) with Can Am rear Box front single spot light.

Reg Number: SF56MXS

Black Nissan Navara Aventura 07 plate
Again similar to this:

Reg Number: YF07JBU

Stolen from Sherburn, North Yorkshire 27/4/09

Took keys from house to get these:

Original Thread regarding this theft:

http://www.quadsuk.net/forums/anything-else-quad-related/8315-can-am-800-max-xt-stolen.html

Please pass this thread around onto any forums you guys may be on..

Thanks In Advance,

AtlanticP
Quad-Response

TaKeN · 28 Apr 2009 at 21:16

*******s

Ricochet J · 28 Apr 2009 at 21:16

He must have placed the keys near the letterbox then?

Firestar_3x · 28 Apr 2009 at 21:17

Posting the numberplates would help.

AtlanticP · 28 Apr 2009 at 21:19

Firestar_3x said:
Posting the numberplates would help.

Awaiting this info bud

EDIT: Added - Thanks for the suggestion mate

LukeTW · 28 Apr 2009 at 22:29

Jammy ****ers aint they!

Hope he finds them !

FrostedNipple · 28 Apr 2009 at 22:38

I've always taken keys up to my room when i get in, but obviously the theives shouldn't have even entered the house. Thats a real shame.

OllyM · 28 Apr 2009 at 22:43

FrostedNipple said:
I've always taken keys up to my room when i get in, but obviously the theives shouldn't have even entered the house. Thats a real shame.

Yeah, great idea - they can wake you up in the middle of the night with a gun to your head or something instead if they want the keys. I guess they'd only go to those lengths for desirable cars though.

Firestar_3x · 28 Apr 2009 at 22:48

AtlanticP said:
Awaiting this info bud

EDIT: Added - Thanks for the suggestion mate

No probs

worth keeping an eye out but no doubt the navara is on a ***** park on cloned plates already

Repta · 28 Apr 2009 at 22:48

OllyM said:
Yeah, great idea - they can wake you up in the middle of the night with a gun to your head or something instead if they want the keys. I guess they'd only go to those lengths for desirable cars though.

This is the exact reason we leave our keys on the kitchen table at night. At the end of the day id rather they take the car than get hit over the head with a hammer

Clarkey · 28 Apr 2009 at 22:50

Repta said:
This is the exact reason we leave our keys on the kitchen table at night. At the end of the day id rather they take the car than get hit over the head with a hammer

Thats just plain stupid, it's like an open invitation for a thief.

Firestar_3x · 28 Apr 2009 at 22:51

Depends on the car really, most are just looking to stick something through your letterbox and make off, it takes a whole new class of theif to go into a sleeping persons room, thus it's far less likely to happen.

Repta · 28 Apr 2009 at 22:52

Clarkey said:
Thats just plain stupid, it's like an open invitation for a thief.

Hardly, there cant be seen from outside so they would have to already broken in to see them. Not like im leaving them next to the front door or anything. My dad spent 13 years in the police and he said it was a weekly occurence that people were attacked at home for there keys, wallet etc.

Morba · 28 Apr 2009 at 22:54

Clarkey said:
Thats just plain stupid, it's like an open invitation for a thief.

how so?

agw_01 · 28 Apr 2009 at 23:45

Morba said:
how so?

Depends if they can see the kitchen table from outside or not.

Morba · 28 Apr 2009 at 23:56

agw_01 said:
Depends if they can see the kitchen table from outside or not.

not really. car on the drive = keys in the house. whether they see them on the kitchen table or not makes no difference.
if you are looking through the window with the intention of breaking in then you will probably break in regardless

MikeHunt79 · 29 Apr 2009 at 00:06

No wonder insurance is expensive...

I hope they catch the *******s who took it!

Clarkey · 29 Apr 2009 at 00:09

Morba said:
not really. car on the drive = keys in the house. whether they see them on the kitchen table or not makes no difference.
if you are looking through the window with the intention of breaking in then you will probably break in regardless

err no, opportunist thieves are looking for an easy target. If they can see the keys to a tasty car in plain view then they will take it. As above, it takes an altogether more hardcore criminal to attack someone in their home.

Morba · 29 Apr 2009 at 00:16

opportunist thieves wouldnt generally be looking through peoples kitchen windows, looking to break into the house to recover.

kitchen table != on the side next to the front door to be taken through the letter box.