Jialing JH600 stolen in Shanghai

**Sonk** · 10-21-2013, 09:34 AM

Dear all,

some of you might remember my little story. Well, after several attempts and friendly conversation to try to get my bike transported back to Shanghai, I finally went to the police to threaten the company which transported my motorbike.
Turns out that his mobile phone number 13816985804 is already related to some small incidents like shoes paid but not made or other stuff.

Since the number is not in service anymore since around a week I have to assume the bike is gone.
Pretty bad, it was such a nice motorcycle. (Including Tourfella boxes!)
Now what do you all mean, should I post the photos of the three guys here which have "transported" my bike? The contact was made by my chinese friend who now has to remember how he found this guy on the internet. But even if he can remember, I am not confident that this really will help. I think the bike is already somewhere far away.
Whatever, at least this gives a nice story to read for you and of course I keep you updated.

**SabineHartmann** · 10-21-2013, 10:32 AM

Post the fotos!!!!!

**braillce** · 10-21-2013, 10:58 AM

Man sorry to hear this.

TIC & you can't trust one to do anything right or as planned, but you sure can & always should trust one to back-stab you any chance one's got.

Thanks for sharing so we're aware of still another scam.

**Cromson** · 10-21-2013, 11:34 AM

Really sad story, sorry to hear.

I would not recommend to post the pictures, i guess it's not lawful.

Now i understand why the gov requires requires ID-Card for all new phonenumbers/internetconnections...

**Lao Jia Hou** · 10-21-2013, 12:27 PM

I echo the sentiments that this is a horribly sad story - very sorry to hear of your misfortune.

Braillce is, unfortunately, correct about living in China - back-stabbing is the norm.

I also don't see what the point of posting the pictures would be, aside from appeasing looky-loos at a train wreck. And Cromson is probably correct - it may be illegal.

I'm still a little confused, though. Is it correct that the last time you saw the bike was in June/July, when you handed it over to the shipper in Shanghai? Is it the Shanghai guy(s) you suspect of being crooks? Was there any independent friend who actually saw the bike appear down in the South West? Do you think the whole arrived/delayed/new quote stories were all just fabricated?

Again, so sorry about your misfortune.

**SabineHartmann** · 10-21-2013, 01:33 PM

I would not recommend to post the pictures, i guess it's not lawful.

But it is right to steal? If some of this guys complain about to have their face out in the "open", at least you can ask them where your bike is. If anybody of us sees them, we can ask where the bike is. If they have nothing to do with the theaft, we apologize. If someone wants to ship his bike and it is the same "company", you know what to do.
I thing it is a legal bike. So now we have already two legal bikes stolen in a short time. Do they clone them?

**Cromson** · 10-21-2013, 01:39 PM

@Sabine

As long as it is not sure that the guys on the picture are involved in any way, i wouldn't do it.

A friend once found his stolen bike and knocked the guy of the bike. Unfortunatly the guy was thinking he bought it legally and sued my friend for mayhem. I just saying, the law can be unfair sometimes so better to keep cool and think twice.

**Jonsims** · 10-22-2013, 04:11 AM

Yep.. I'm with Sabine on this one.. Post the photos and post the pictures of your bike.. Also give these pictures to the police.. I remember 17 years ago 6 guys got the death penalty for stealing motorcycles .

Originally Posted by Sonk

Dear all,

some of you might remember my little story. Well, after several attempts and friendly conversation to try to get my bike transported back to Shanghai, I finally went to the police to threaten the company which transported my motorbike.
Turns out that his mobile phone number 13816985804 is already related to some small incidents like shoes paid but not made or other stuff.

Since the number is not in service anymore since around a week I have to assume the bike is gone.
Pretty bad, it was such a nice motorcycle. (Including Tourfella boxes!)
Now what do you all mean, should I post the photos of the three guys here which have "transported" my bike? The contact was made by my chinese friend who now has to remember how he found this guy on the internet. But even if he can remember, I am not confident that this really will help. I think the bike is already somewhere far away.
Whatever, at least this gives a nice story to read for you and of course I keep you updated.

**braillce** · 10-22-2013, 10:17 AM

Originally Posted by Cromson

[...] finally revealing the thiefs identity. In the end my friend got his bike back, but for a high price. :)

Interesting story..

Originally Posted by Jonsims

Yep.. I'm with Sabine on this one.. Post the photos and post the pictures of your bike.. Also give these pictures to the police.. I remember 17 years ago 6 guys got the death penalty for stealing motorcycles .

Sad thing is if motorcycle thieves risk death if caught they're much more likely to stab anyone standing in their way cause it's no worse a crime (in terms of punishment).

Post the pics of ur bike if u like, but don't post the pictures of these guys, this isn't MyChinaJustice.com.

**ThePope** · 10-22-2013, 03:28 PM

I absolutely would not hesitate to post photos if you have them. Such a sad incident, and the people responsible should burn in hell for eternity, according to pertinent religious values. There's no honor among thieves, people who steal guitars, family, bikes. Rotten... And, deservedly, will get their rewards in hell....