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I take reasonable precautions, after that if I get burned it's an insurance claim. If I saw a guy ripping me off I'd kill him first ask questions later.
It's just easier to make the insurance claim then risk putting up with getting shot, stabbed or anything else. It's why I pay my insurance, not to have to deal with the follow on court fee's of actions I may or may not carry out.
Glad I live in Texas where we can keep our property even if it means using a weapon. I also park my motorcycle where it is always in sight. Never understood the fear to protect possessions or self.
Originally Posted by TO34
It's just easier to make the insurance claim then risk putting up with getting shot, stabbed or anything else. It's why I pay my insurance, not to have to deal with the follow on court fee's of actions I may or may not carry out.
I usually pull off my saddlebags and bring them inside when I'm on a ride that requires staying in a motel over night. It does get old, but beats having them stolen. I would have thought you'd be ok at a restaurant for a couple hours, but apparently not.
i mean really, who takes the hard bags off ever anyways? no reason for them to not be bolted on. easy money on fleabay or similar for thiefs.
To reach my shock's air valve, I have to remove my left bag. It would be a pain in the *** to have to unbolt it all the time. Why hasn't someone designed a quick-disconnect locking pin set-up? Something that disengages from inside the bag.
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