MOPED ARMY

And good luck!

Thats such a good idea thank you!!!!

Thank you!

@Mitzi ~ There Was a Stolen ped last yr found like Real Close 2 the owners' house, the Thiefs could Not Start it Got Lazy & Ditched it in a Alley or other Nearby Random hiding p!ace Under junk , Im guess U Allready Looked A Round those Near Places ~ Hope U get it Back or Find the Thiefs !

How long have you had it in non rolling condition...?

Since the hurricane

I just leave dead animals pinned to his door. Anything but cats...he's slightly allergic. You can also catch him at the local pizza dungeon DT. VVGG

I've found the best way to summon him is with a castor oil/ devil's lettuce smudge stick while reciting Journey lyrics.

I haven't received any messages. Just hoping this is not a joke or anything because Im kinda freaking out about my stolen moped

Click flatview, this will be much easier for you to read and respond to. File a police report, that way if someone tries to pawn it it will get flagged, also if they are caught riding it it will come up stolen. Are there any video camera's near where the bike was taken, they may have footage. Go out and look around, people often ditch them when they can't get them to run. Check with impound/tow yards, if it was left somewhere it may have gotten towed. Best of luck with recovery.

I found my stolen bike 4 days after it was taken in the thief's SUV, which was parked on a main road about a half mile away. Without police help, I narrowed down the daily patterns of the thief, his truck, his girlfriend, and ultimately, my bike (although, tbh, I thought I was screwed the entire time I was "hunting"). Some observations:

1. Moped thieves are opportunistic, and probably haven't thought the crime through too thoroughly (I mean, if I were going to commit a felony, I'd want to stand to gain more than a few hundred bucks). This is NOT a perfect crime; slip-ups are almost guaranteed. Ask anyone and any business nearby for surveillance footage. Maybe someone noticed a truck or van circling; go dig up evidence. Do this NOW before people forget details.

2. If this was taken from your home, the perpetrator probably lives nearby (i.e. you probably weren't cased, someone likely just noticed the bike while walking by for another reason). Who would normally walk within line of sight of the bike? Where would they be going?

3. Again, these crimes are almost never well planned. A buyer isn't lined up. This means that A) the thief probably still has possession of the bike, and B) he/she is hiding it because he/she doesn't quite know what to do with it. MAKE SURE EVERYONE KNOWS IT'S HOT. Put up posters, Craigslist ads, etc. This may force the thief to hold onto it (which hopefully keeps it close, and gives more time to slip up).

4. Finally, it doesn't run. Think about that - the thief likely doesn't know why it won't work; unless he/she is a 2-stroke pro, someone else will need to explain it to them. Mention this to mechanics, Autozone shops, gas station shops, etc. See if anyone's been asking strange questions about 2 strokes or "scooters."

Very good advice Alex! I sure hope you get it back Mitzi!!

I have one just like it that if you can get to Charleston SC to pick it up I'll give it to you for $100. It's been almost redone except for paint and a couple other things but it run really well. I have too many projects and you sound like you need/want it more than I do. Let me know what you think.

Why didn't you lock up your bike ya hippy?