Lee Devenports bikes Stolen from the Bemsee meeting at brands hatch. Keep your eyes open guys and girls !
The place needs real security on the gates. A better way to check bikes and cars that come in and leave. Bit like a cloakroom with raffle tickets!
Really nice chap apparently. I know a guy racing there this weekend, must be hiring a pit-bull to tie to his bikes about now. The balls of these thieves is astounding.
Saw this on FB. Sadly not surprising. Having had bikes nicked in the past I always have my security antenna on. I've often observed at track events just how easy it would be to nick a bike(s). These fuckers have more front than Blackpool and that's all it takes.
Just imagine if they got caught in the act as well. No saving them from a bunch of pissed off bikes racers. The hiding would be beautiful
These circuits take money off everything, they should protect people’s property, how can two bikes be allowed to be taken? Measures should be in place some sort of personal ID that can be put on the bike and you have matching iD in your possession ie invisible ink serial number on the bike and you have paper verification with the numbers plus photo ID and the bikes go nowhere until it all tally’s up....it’s not rocket science dirty thieving bastards
I often go to Donnington to watch track days, I go in my van, I Park in the paddock area and each time, in and out I am just waved through, even random checks would be a small deterrent.
I do say help yourselves though and don’t tow on a trailer, don’t plaster bike stickers on a van either, looks cool in the paddock but you are asking for trouble, unfortunately it’s the world we are in.
Hurrah!! That was lucky. What do we think prompted this then? Too special? Not mainstream enough? Someone had a word in a shell like? Discuss...
Not sure. Maybe they were a bit too hot. Maybe they were ransomed back..... Glad he got them back though. I have 2 wheel clamps for my trailer as I'm paranoid. I know wouldn't hold up 30 seconds but it may just make the scum bags walk on.
