Bongo Fury

Just a warning my bongo was stolen 31st October from Brynmawr,and last Sunday in Blaenavon a friends was broken into but not taken as they were disturbed.

RAY1955 wrote:Just a warning my bongo was stolen 31st October from Brynmawr,and last Sunday in Blaenavon a friends was broken into but not taken as they were disturbed.

Really sorry to hear this, its my fear also.

I still use my old steering wheel lock
It's a deterrent thing

They are old vehicles which are easy to breakin

Agree, this is rotten luck and leaves a really bad taste.

Very sorry to hear that thieving low life's got nothing themselves cos they don't wanna go get things legally as it takes too long to earn it they just want it quick and fast, and easy and respectable people have to suffer, "what goes around comes around"' 20 folds the law is a funny thing you have to be careful how you deal with these things!

dunno how mine will get nicked, being that the battery is in the house

Gotta be better vehicles to nick :/

I had my Norton Commando stolen in the 1980s broke steering lock and sensible cable lock
they pushed it 1/4 mile down the road but couldn't start it.
at the time I used the electronic ignition amp as a key and removed it daily.
I've just had a really well slightly off the wall idea.
Error code reading
not wishing to broadcast concept, PM me if you've got a clue , because i don't

I've noticed a few 'breakers' popping up elsewhere on the net.

Hmmmm...

Derek

My insurance company have paid out and I have got another bongo now, I have a steering clamp, wheel clamp and an ignition stop switch fitted. This should put the thieving buggers off.

Well done, let's hope all that puts the scum off.