[Ducati] my 900ss sp stolen in SF

[the Kid]

 You know, finding a stationary object that is cemented into the ground 
might help somewhat. Like a bicycle rack, light pole, sign, fence, etc..... 
just make sure you use hard to cut cable and try to attach it to the frame, 
not a wheel.
 Of course finding such a place is difficult and if a thief decides to try 
and lift it, you might not want it after he figures out he cant get it. I 
don't park my bike anywhere I cant see it, or in the event I go somewhere 
without windows I pull it up on the curb where the main traffic walks 
through (I put it against a wall so they don't have to go out of their way 
to walk around it, piss them off, and end up coming back to a vandalized 
bike.). I have had Security guards tell me to move em, but its usually when 
I am coming back out and getting on the bike. I figure if they are pissed 
about where I parked it, they are now watching it like a hawk to see who 
gets on it so they can chew em out. Maybe enough to scare away a possible 
thief.
  Charles Armstrong, aka... the KID
 '02 998
 '01 996
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rob Allen" <ducati.rob at gmail.com>
To: "Ducati Owners Group" <ducati at ducati.net>
Sent: Monday, October 02, 2006 12:30 PM
Subject: Re: [Ducati] my 900ss sp stolen in SF


> Ditto on what Mikiel said.  Unfortunately, two strong people can lift a 
> 400#
> bike onto the back of a truck with very little trouble.  :(  Here's a
> thought...I'll bet Moscone has cameras that face the street.  Not sure 
> where
> exactly your bike was, but it might be worth checking.
>
> -- Rob
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