2002 CBR954RR stolen in OHIO

cbrf23 · 09-19-2009, 05:01 PM

So my motorcycle was stolen, and I thought I should post here to let everyone know to be on the lookout and hopefully help me recover it.

Bike was stolen from the Willoughby, Ohio area - believe it is in the greater cleaveland area, but could be anywhere I guess....

I dont have full coverage insurance and still owe money on the bike, I am offering a reward for info that results in me recovering the bike!

Motorcycle is a 2002 CBR954RR- black and red, micron pipe, black double bubble windscreen, flushmount led signals and integrated taillight rear signals, has frame sliders and swingarm sliders.

Motorcycle was stolen by two black males, driving a gray SUV (believe it was early model envoy, not positive) with Ohio plate number DAL5008. The vehicle had large black wheels and a strut grill.

Distinguishing features include: michelin man sticker on the undertail, the gauges have a very small melted spot on them - on the left side of the trim ring around the tach, and the left side of the upper (if your sitting on the bike) has some very small scratches and a little touchpup paint near the edge-you have to get VERY close to see this.

Anyone with ANY information, please contact me ASAP. PM through this site will go straight to my email, which is updated on my phone, this is the best method to contact me.

Thanks!

PS> Pics of bike can be found in my for sale thread at cbrworld and i also have the bike registered on stolenmotorcycleregistry

coupe · 09-19-2009, 10:40 PM

How is that possible if you owe money on it? Every vehicle loan ive ever had i had to have full coverage, they always checked into it to to make sure i had it.

SqDancerLynn1 · 09-19-2009, 11:59 PM

It's called simple interest mfg credit card... No insurance needed

coupe · 09-20-2009, 12:09 AM

Ya, you sure didnt need it lol

cbrf23 · 09-20-2009, 10:02 PM

I actually purchased the bike using money from my credit line with national city. Not a loan persay, but a lower interest (lower than a credit card, or used vehicle loan) cash line of credit.

Hind sights 20/20 - if I knew what I knew now, the extra 1000 a year for full coverage would have seemed worth it. Wont make that mistake again...