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Gone in 60 secs Parts 1 & 2 (LETS FIGHT BIKE CRIME)
If you have 25 minutes to spare, watch this |||||| The London Programme investigates the £27 million pound crime wave that is seeing thousands of bicycles being stolen from the capitals streets. Our reporter catches some professional bike thieves in action and finds out how easy it is to steal a bike in central London ||||||
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33 Comments
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smoothrider420
(Jul 25, 2012 at 17:32)
Anyone who steals a bike needs his arms broken DONT FUCK WITH PEOPLES BIKES!!!!!
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Excellent vid.....I can see no one taking ownership of the streets of London, and Brick Lane the place for a tidy bike !!! Maybe a job for the PCSO's that are on foot patrol, what do they do in the city's of the UK for bikers ???
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Brick lane is bad for stolen bikes. And not too sure what the police are doing in other cities. A lot don't seem to care about bike theft. Essex and London (being hot spots) seem to only be the most bothered forces, who try and tackle bike crime.
Black market is now involved with high end bikes and bike theft. My FB friend from San Francisco told me that something like $150,000 worth of bikes were found by the U.S police, which were about to be imported to Costa Rica, so it seems that peoples bikes are being taken abroad most likely.
Black market is now involved with high end bikes and bike theft. My FB friend from San Francisco told me that something like $150,000 worth of bikes were found by the U.S police, which were about to be imported to Costa Rica, so it seems that peoples bikes are being taken abroad most likely.
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It's bad mind....police should be more in tune with the bikers throughout the UK, it ain't that big a country to control.
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Bike crime is organised, and is a very serious & common crime in the U.K (worldwide too)
A bike is stolen every time you've counted 71 seconds here. This video shows what happens in London, but there are others being targeted i.e Downhill MTBs and expensive road bikes at trails or even burglaries.
Lets fight the thieves by getting better security for bikes, and being more wiser to their tricks.
Check out:
My website on bike security
And
And Why Almax chains are better than others.
Psyclist.
A bike is stolen every time you've counted 71 seconds here. This video shows what happens in London, but there are others being targeted i.e Downhill MTBs and expensive road bikes at trails or even burglaries.
Lets fight the thieves by getting better security for bikes, and being more wiser to their tricks.
Check out:
My website on bike security
And
And Why Almax chains are better than others.
Psyclist.
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The take away for me is that no bike is safe regardless of how you lock it up. That's the first thing. Second thing is that many people (and perhaps rightfully so) don't want to be directly involved in stopping the theft.
What's disappointing is that the city seems to have so many cameras installed you'd think people would be afraid of being caught but they're not. Wonder what else is going on right under the camera watcher's noses?
What's disappointing is that the city seems to have so many cameras installed you'd think people would be afraid of being caught but they're not. Wonder what else is going on right under the camera watcher's noses?
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organized bike theft....bad bad bad
the datatag could help datatag.co.uk/bicycles.php
but so much stuff moves across the borders they cannot check everything :-((
the datatag could help datatag.co.uk/bicycles.php
but so much stuff moves across the borders they cannot check everything :-((
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So sad...a person works so hard to buy bikes that sometimes are as expensive as a good 2nd hand car, just to see them nicked after..
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It's good to see an increase of bike security publicity with an article in mbuk this month and many other tips appearing online
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Read this is if you want some good info, took me a while to make. Some info is from a couple of sites too:
bicycle-security.webs.com
bicycle-security.webs.com
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I never actually leave my bike outside. If i ride to school i bring it into the classroom or store it in the D.T. Cupboard.
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Exactly. Police do nothing too. They've actually done nothing helpful at all round here, but that's a completely different subject. Luckily I've never had a full bike stolen and hope to never have so. (touch wood)
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I had mine take in a street robbery. Also caught three young chavs trying to break my combi lock on another bike. And the nations police will always be given a bad name until they do what the Met police did in this video.