stolen ducati...help required

andyb · 25-May-2006, 11:52

Guys can you help.

I know its a bit vague, but please appreciate i need to be a bit subtle.

I am aware of a ducati key being recovered from what is called a sec 18 search of a house. This has got to relate to a stolen bike given the circumstances of the search.

So can you ask around known owners particularly in the Northamptonshire and surrounding areas, Milton keynes, Rugby, and so on.

I believe anywhere beyond this area will be unlikely.

Once ive seen the key i may be able to be a bit more specific.

Cheers

antonye · 25-May-2006, 12:00

Have asked the grapevine, will let you know

Mad Dog Bianchi · 26-May-2006, 09:46

hope this works, nice approach, would like to see a reunited owner!

TP · 26-May-2006, 09:53

Nice one Andy, being based in London I'm going to be no help but thanks for doing this.

Hopefully more will

wilf · 26-May-2006, 10:21

and i thought active policing was dead !

Top effort and good luck.

Felix · 26-May-2006, 10:32

Can you have look for mine as well while you're at it, Andy?

andyb · 26-May-2006, 18:08

This is the key and fob. As you can see its an immobiliser type key which means the ducati is only 2-3 yrs old.

andyb · 26-May-2006, 18:10

Now i know this key/fob combination is going to be fairly common, but if you know of anyone in the area as described above, who has a duke, may of been the victim of a burglary recently?

Clearly i dont believe the bike was taken at the time of the burglary....................

antonye · 26-May-2006, 19:00

I don't think that's a chipped key. Looks the same as my 748 one.

The Ducati font indicates that it's a post 2000 bike though.

Could you get the key code from the cut of the key itself?

antonye · 26-May-2006, 19:05

I think these ones are the chipped keys:

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25-May-2006, 12:00	#2
antonye Administrator Webteam MotoGP God Bikes: 748S, HM1100S, V4SP, Was: DD-A #111 Posts: 13,054 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Back in Essex Mood: Passion Killer Have asked the grapevine, will let you know Reply

26-May-2006, 09:46	#3
Mad Dog Bianchi Registered Forum User 500SD Bikes: ST4S Posts: 649 Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Noda, Japan hope this works, nice approach, would like to see a reunited owner! Reply

26-May-2006, 09:53	#4
TP Registered Forum User MotoGP God Posts: 15,644 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Swansea Mood: 749 racebike MGP Nice one Andy, being based in London I'm going to be no help but thanks for doing this. Hopefully more will Reply

26-May-2006, 10:21	#5
wilf Ducati Dealer GTL Posts: 496 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Petersfield - Hants Mood: Just fallen in love with road riding again! and i thought active policing was dead ! Top effort and good luck. Reply

26-May-2006, 10:32	#6
Felix Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,467 Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: North Yorkshire Mood: Is 112 dB loud enough?? What?? Can you have look for mine as well while you're at it, Andy? Reply

26-May-2006, 19:00	#9
antonye Administrator Webteam MotoGP God Bikes: 748S, HM1100S, V4SP, Was: DD-A #111 Posts: 13,054 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Back in Essex Mood: Passion Killer I don't think that's a chipped key. Looks the same as my 748 one. The Ducati font indicates that it's a post 2000 bike though. Could you get the key code from the cut of the key itself? Reply

26-May-2006, 19:05	#10
antonye Administrator Webteam MotoGP God Bikes: 748S, HM1100S, V4SP, Was: DD-A #111 Posts: 13,054 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Back in Essex Mood: Passion Killer I think these ones are the chipped keys: Reply