Racer Clint McBain and Guy Tomlinson Jr. have just had their bikes and gear stolen in Vegas. If you hear of someone selling similar parts via Ebay...please call or email Clint.


http://www.cdnsuperbike.com/news/06/032206a.shtml


Thank you so much for your assistance, I truly appreciate it.

Clint McBain

#20 Discovery Ridge Court SW
Calgary, Alberta Canada
T3H 4P8

ph 1.403.287-9711 hm
ph 1.403.999-3546 cell


Keep a eye out for some of his stuff. He is a stand up guy that doesn't deserve this.

 

that's a nice gixxer too.... what'd they do. just latch onto the trailer and just drive off??? must've known what they were getting into... garages ftw....

 

unbelievable

I hope they find everything fast.

 

That's horrible. A lot of bikes have been stolen lately - CalSportbike's trailer was also stolen.

Die thieves, die.

 

What a shame. People work so hard for their **** just so some lowlife can take it all away in 5 minutes.

 

how the hell did they steal a whole trailer? Christ that's crazy

 

thats completey fucked up, was any of his item marked, eg tools etc?

 

damn that is pretty harsh.... stealing a trailor in las vegas has to be pretty tough you would think? but in the end thieves are dumb and will get caught... what are they gonna do with 2 race bikes like that.. ride them?

 

looks like a superstock

 

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Yes, they were canadian Superbike Champonship riders. Both very fast too.

All there gear is worthless because its customized with McBain/Blackfoot motorsport on all the items. He even has his stickers on the bike so it would have to have alot of stuff changed out to not be noticed.

 

It says GPS data reciever under the seat. Doesnt that mean it can be tracked?

 

We need some vigilante justice!

 

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I am assuming that it is for race data. I think the range would be quite minimal. These guys are professionals. I don't know him personally but I believe he does this for a living.

 

Yea I was just curious because there are engine managements that allow you to tune the bike from a different part of the country.

 

I have heard on 600rr that this might have been an insurance job. It sounds like one to me.

 

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now that would get interesting. i guess there's insurance for tracked bikes, huh?

 

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The person that said that did not know him and just made the comment on the 3rd post or so if I am correct. Insurance would be far feached.


Even though he was sponsored with all of this stuff I could never see him doing for a payout.

If it's true we don't deserve people like this in our sport.

 

I wonder if these guys know what happend?

Father and son CCS racers caught with 25 stolen bikes
http://www.azcentral.com/news/....html

 

i saw a bike like that speeding past me on wednesday or thursday near summerland area. the no headlight is what caught my attention. could have been a totaly differant bike, but was definitely a newer blue gsxr.

i hope these guys get caught. this is the only reason i cant get me a bike in las vegas... damn thiefs..

 

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break the lock, attach, drive away

 

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Father and son CCS racers caught with 25 stolen bikes
http://www.azcentral.com/news/....html</TD></TR></TABLE>

says you have to sign up, can oyu post hte article?

 

Hope they get caught, Sorry about the idiots in Vegas.

 

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thats basically how its done. i was watching 2wheel Tuesday on SpeedTv during the Daytona Bike week earlier in the year, they interviewed a former professional bike thief, and basically stated that stealing a bike is the easiest thing to do. Basically an idiot with some common sense can steal it.

ppl think that their bikes are protected by being inside a trailor, but little do they know, all a thief needs is a powerful truck. Attach the trailor to the trucks hitch, and off they go.

 

man, steal someones well-being is shatty. boo on them.

for justice!

for karma!

 

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thats basically how its done. i was watching 2wheel Tuesday on SpeedTv during the Daytona Bike week earlier in the year, they interviewed a former professional bike thief, and basically stated that stealing a bike is the easiest thing to do. Basically an idiot with some common sense can steal it.

ppl think that their bikes are protected by being inside a trailor, but little do they know, all a thief needs is a powerful truck. Attach the trailor to the trucks hitch, and off they go.</TD></TR></TABLE>

i only know this because we used to have a boat, and people's boats got jacked all the time