Pit Bikes For Sale - Telford, Manchester, Stoke, Liverpool (AreaKeep Sharing This Page Around The Area! We Need 500 likes and more! Suda 125 Pit Bike *Honda Sobe Graffix* MINT! Kawasaki kx250 2stroke 04 Yamaha yz450f supermoto/dirt bike 2003 Yamaha pw 50 £700 may PX ?? suzuki lt 50 quad ?? Ktm 450 2005 both electric and kick start Ktm 125sx 2004 full engine rebuild WOT YOU GOT?? Front wheel tyre disc and speedo cable and forks off a trials bike Yamaha yz 144 2008 motocross bike Suzuki 85 2007 with a trailer 2001 yz 125 1050 Ono Ktm 200 exc rapid bikeswapz for 125cc motercross bike 2011 Suzuki drz 400 off road only 2015 husqvarna 450 Fc no swap for enduro Ktm gas gas Yamaha TTR125 Motocross Bike / ttr 125 crosser yz yzf cr crf kx kxf rm off road pit bikeThieves from Liverpool are feared to be luring scrambler bike riders to the borders of Merseyside to steal their vehicles. Men with “Liverpool accents” have stolen three bikes in recent weeks after arranging to meet legitimate riders trying to sell them online.

Motocross communities from as far away as Lincolnshire believe the theft of their bikes is fuelling Merseyside’s scrambler menace. Seen as an ideal getaway vehicle the bikes have been linked to shootings, a stabbing and a catalogue of anti-social misery in recent months. Criminal gangs are also thought to be attracted to the bikes because they are so hard to track back to their original owners. motorcycle shop scunthorpeThose theories are now being backed up by the shocking experiences of riders at the hands of what appears to be Merseyside crooks. motorbikes for sale perth scotlandSince the ECHO launched #SCRAM - our bid to help rid the streets of Merseyside off reckless riders - fears have emerged that local riders are getting hold of stolen bikes from Manchester to Plymouth. motorcycle to trike conversion kits uk

Two people from Lincolnshire have been among those to appeal for help after hearing bikes stolen from them may have been passed onto Merseyside gangs. Tina Leverton had bikes stolen from her family home in May and is appealing for help tracing them. She told the ECHO: “My son still keeps breaking down over the Kawasaki as it was only a few months old. “They were alarmed up, chained and locked to the floor. yamaha motorcycle dealers in cincinnati ohio“We also have a light come on as you walk up the garden and they had cut the electric to the one near our shed, so they couldn’t be seen. “bobber for sale los angelesOur back garden has a horse field behind it, and you would have to go over two crop fields too. rent a motorcycle on maui

That’s how they stole them from the back, taking part of the horse fence down. “We were all left devastated over this, I have not slept since, and will never stop looking.” Motocross rider Simon Bland, from Grimsby, also had two bikes stolen in May. He said: “It’s ruined my life. They took everything from me that I’d worked hard for. While it is not known if those bikes have arrived on Merseyside both victims said their local motocross community was aware that vehicles stolen from the area often ended up on the streets of Liverpool. Their pleas for help came as police revealed concerns local thieves had struck riders from Manchester, Nottinghamshire and even Plymouth. A pattern of criminality has emerged where two men have enticed bike sellers to West Lancs before stealing the vehicles. On each occasion one thief asked for a test ride before riding off on the bike, while a second man has fled the scene in a Vauxhall Astra. Descriptions of the men involved differ, but every alleged offender is described as having a “Liverpool accent”.

- On May 25 a man from Plymouth met with two men on West Park Drive, Skelmersdale, after arranging to sell an orange KTM bike. One of the men, described as white, of medium build, with short curly ginger hair, asked for a test drive but never returned. The second thief, described as white and of slim build, with short light brown hair, drove off in an Astra. - Days later, on June 1, a blue and white Yamaha bike was stolen after its owner arranged to meet two men on Pinfold Road in Ormskirk. The man, from Worksop in Nottinghamshire, allowed one of the men to have a test ride. That man, described as white, in his mid-20s, of stocky build, with light brown hair, drove off while the second man, described as white, in his late-20s, of stocky build, with light brown hair fled in an Astra. - Then on June 9 a third theft took place in Aughton Park Drive, Aughton. A man from Manchester had arranged to sell a white Yamaha and met two men, one of whom asked for a test drive. The victim agreed, as long as he was left with the man’s car keys.

The first then rode off on the bike before the second man elbowed the owner to the floor to take the car keys back. The second man then drove off in a white Vauxhall Astra. Both offenders are described as white, of medium build, aged in their mid-20s with Liverpool accents. PC Louise Rigby, of Skelmersdale Police, said: “We are warning people to vigilant following several thefts of off-road motorbikes advertised for sale online. “The owner of the motorcycle on each occasion has placed their mobile number on the advertisement and been contacted by men wishing to purchase the vehicle. Time to tackle scrambler misery Why we must act Horror stories which shocked Merseyside “The men involved are not leaving any details but are arranging the sale through mobile phone conversations with the seller. “Arrangements are being made for the vendor to deliver the motorcycle and they will pay on delivery. When the seller meets them at the agreed place they are making off with the motorcycle without making payment and on one occasion even used force to do so.”