Andy Tiernan Classics Ltd - Dealers in British Motorcycles
Stolen Motorcycles
Below are details of classic motorcycles that we have been advised have been stolen
Any help or information that may lead to the recovery of any of these machines would be much appreciated by the respective parties
Please note that the information given below comes from people who inform us of these thefts. We copy this information to this page strictly in good faith. We do not accept any responsibility whatsoever for content or accuracy. Furthermore, if any rewards are offered, they are NOT OFFERED BY US, but by the parties listed below, so please contact the appropriate parties directly, to satisfy yourself as to the validity of any rewards.
Wednesday 12/02/2020
Stolen from Yoxford, Suffolk in the first week of January 2020.
Crime number SC-10012020-54
Two off road bikes. A Honda & a KTM. One of the bikes has the VIN (frame number) VBKMXH235DM198168 & the engine number 0350382400.
If you can help please call John on 07876 283218
Wednesday 20/03/2019
Stolen from the disabled owners garden in Saffron Walden, Essex on Saturday 16th or Sunday 17th of March 2019. The owner was planning to use this antique vehicle.
Crime number 42/371/19
1951 Harding Model B De Luxe invalid carriage
If you can help this disabled gentleman recover his vehicle, please call Eddy on 01799 501793
Monday 25/02/2019
Stolen from an 80 year old gentleman on 6th February 2019 from Penllergaer near Swansea.
Crime number 1700049066
BSA - Registration number WXB 748, Frame number BB332500, Engine number BB332500
Triumph - Unregistered -off-the road, Frame number H8344, Engine number 3TAH27568
Contact if found - Gail on Mobile: - 07977 262787 or email: - dadsstolenbikes02@outlook.com
Sunday 20/01/2019
Stolen from the Cannock area, Staffordshire.
Afternoon Andy,
Could you please add this bike to your stolen motorcycles list.
FRANCIS BARNETT FULMAR
REG: JAS 842
ENGINE NO. V15T 0409
FRAME NO. DGB 1422
CRIME NO. F2/438/2019
It was stolen in the Cannock area about 3 weeks ago (around last week of 2018 to first week of 2019)
Kind Regards
Alan Williams
A&J Motorcycles
01268 764501
Sunday 29/04/2018
Stolen from Holt, Norfolk.
Hi Andy
Just discovered that my old BSA A10 plunger that I have owned for the past 50 years has been removed from my shed without my consent and thought I would let you know just in case the bastard that took it tries to sell it to you. I used to drop in to get bits from you in Kesgrave many years ago when I was very young. The bike started life as an A7 but I fitted an A10 engine and then had to replace the frame after having an argument with a tree. Anyway, it looks a bit like this.Reg is (was) KBJ 203 and it was taken from my house in Holt, Norfolk. Its a bit dirtier and rustier than in the pictures. If you have it offered to you or you hear of one doing the rounds I was be very pleased if you could let me know.
if you could put it on your stolen bikes it would be appreciated. I think it was stolen over this last weekend, but it may have been earlier. I noticed it was gone on 28th April so I think it was the 27th April or thereabouts. I didn't take a note of the replacement frame number but the last known engine number was ZA10 10799. Any info please email martinkadams@tiscali.co.uk. Can't think of any distinguishing features of hand but I'd know it if I saw it.
Thanks
Martin
Wednesday 01/11/2017
Bike Theft Night of 01/11/2017 from near Cambridge. Crime Number CF0631681117.
List of motorcycles.
1930 BSA Sloper, HSL880. Frame No: XH10937. Engine No: XW1163.
1968 BSA Bantam Sports. XVX13F. Frame No: D14B1075. Engine No: D14B1075.
1957 BSA Bantam. 286XUF. Frame No: BD2S68465. Engine No: DD11454.
1951 BSA ZB. 798XUM. Frame No: ZB3115053. Engine No: ZB3122254.
1933 Francis Barnett Lapwing. ANO945. Frame No:C277790. Engine No: GY4141.
1946 Ariel 500 Twin Port. GLJ462 Frame No: BP4566. Engine No: CK2983.
1914 New Hudson E. HK8773. Frame No: 8159. Engine No: 1360.
1926 Coventry Eagle 300. EE5717. Frame No: 37001. Engine No: A/T/48315.
1927 AJS 350. SV6974. Frame No: H82659. Engine No: H82659.
In addition, a large car trailer manufactured by Brian James was taken, together with a box of heavy duty straps.
Two bikes belonging to another person were taken from the same location, they were:
1929 Ariel LF. SV9572. Frame No: 7598. Engine No: 7492.
1951 Ariel VHA. Waiting Reg Number. Frame No: SA2752. Engine Number XD123.
If you can assist please contact the Police & quote Crime Number CF0631681117.
Hopefully more details to follow.
Wednesday 26/04/2017
Stolen from Buston, Derbyshire
Stolen from Palace Hotel Buxton car park at the AOMCC LDR event, 26th April.
1958 Ariel Export Huntmaster Reg No VOV 449 finished in Black.
Frame no. CAPR 11728; Engine No HCS CNLF 5175
Front wheel stainless rim and spokes fitted with 'Lew Wallwork' 2LS hydraulic brake
Rear wheel stainless rim and spokes
Petrol tank black with white lining which is slightly non-standard at the front.
Seat is Black, by Martin Emery, thicker than usual padding and with slight tear at front.
Craven rear carrier with pannier fittings, and strengthening struts to the pillion rest fitting.
Front mudguard non valanced earlier type.
Rear mudguard BSA flash type, non detachable rear portion.
Fitted small triangular flashing indicators, fitted on bespoke stainless hollow headlamp bolts at front, and drilled No plate valances at rear. Controlled by 'Mini' unit mounted under nearside headlamp cowl.
'Mini' size oil filter fitted behind the gear box using Goodrich hoses and bespoke plated copper pipes.
Unusual early Siamese exhaust pipes crossing at high level behind front down tubes. The condition of these pipes is 'well worn' with brazed patch at lower front bend. The silencer is Ariel club supplied Burgess with usual loose baffle. 'Kick to rattle!'
No side stand, centre stand 'getting tired.'
Fitted with K-tec electronic regulator mounted between toolbox and oil tank. Also in this position are a pack with spare advance-retard, tube, cables, bulbs etc.
The magneto is K2F BSA type with screwed end cap, the manual adjuster stopped by a screw, this has markings identifiable by Merv.
Dynamo is 12 volt converted, with SRM belt drive.
Also galvanized single bike, large wheel trailer with loading ramp held by bungee, spare wheel fitted below front of drawbar. Distinct neat welded repair at one mudguard fixing point. GT Towing stickers.
Anyone coming across bike, trailer or parts please contact me, Mike Macdonald on 01920 466237 or email mike.bridleside@btinternet.com
Or Buxton police station, crime No 17000174521, email Andrew.Crosthwaite.2399@derbyshire.pnn.police.uk
Wednesday 06/01/2016
Stolen from Stockton on Tees in November 2015
Hi Andy,I've enjoyed your site and bikes for,years now . I had a lovely old 1931 Magnat Debon 98cc motorcycle stolen in November 2015 ! I'm gutted as I'd just got it going and ready for the road for my 17 year old sons birthday. It just needed registering. The frame number is 179294 , I hope you can post this and beat the thieving low life's that make hardworking peoples lives a misery. All the best Andy for the new year, Kevin.
If you can help, please telephone Kevin on 07710 563909.
Tuesday 23/06/2015
Four motorcycles stolen in Sweden on or around 17th June 2015.
Here are the frame and engine numbers of the stolen bikes:
AJS 500 sv frame 132542 engine R9-132542
Bianchi frame and engine 73827
Dunelt frame 412 engine MH 202
Triumph frame 811989 engine 130777
If you can help please contact Christian Willer.
Email: - C.willer@antonwiller.de
Telephone number: - +49 151 1662 7002
Sunday 17/05/2015
Hello, my name is Philip Tober, I'm from the city of Rostock in the North East of Germany. Some time during the last week my Norton 16H WD was stolen. Rob van den Brink has kindly put it on the front page of his homepage ( http://www.wdnorton.nl/ )
Please let me know if this bike is offered for sale to you in the future or if any other details of its whereabouts become known.
engine number is W10932
frame number is W42625
If you can help Philip, his email address is: - phlptober'at'googlemail.com
STOLEN
Rover Motor Cycle
1917 Rover Motorcycle 500cc / 3.5hp
Frame No. 43939 Engine No. 7554
(Although these might have been changed)
Colour Black
Tank Colour : Black with gold & red stripes
Leather Chain, horn with no rubber
The motor bike is registered with the DVLA but the bike did not
have the registration number on it. So, if the thief wants to use it, he will have to
get an age related number to use it, before which he will have to get a club to
confirm its age and model.
Also Stolen : Rover Bicycle 1905
Black , leather saddle and 1960's rubber pedals.
Reward Offered
Please Telephone 01223 290 990
or fax 01223 291 911
Or Telephone Cambridge Police 01223 358 966 (Ref 65721)
Someone stole my fathers 1937 350cc AJS from his garage in Northallerton, North Yorkshire on the night of 1st July 2013. Frame number 5766 engine number 37/16 4799S , it was in un restored condition but complete, it had a pair of matchless telescopic front forks on , if any one has any info regarding this bike please contact me on 07836 584037, it was a birthday present to him from his brother in 1946.
Email: - Andrew.Wade@agrovista.co.uk
Andrew Wade
Wedesday 22/05/2013
Hey everyone a very old motorcycle was stolen last night from our house in cromane co Kerry,this is a very rare bike and I believe it's the only one in the country it's a 1934 BSA blue star 500 black in colour with a chrome flue tank, reg: IN 3090. if anybody sees or hears anything in relation to it I would appreciate it if they would contact me. On 0876600001 or 0872630326 or 0669769220
Reward offered
These bikes were stolen from their Hertford base on or about 27th February 2013
Police crime number: - A1/13/488
Hi Andy,
Thanks for your help this morning. The details of my stolen bikes are as follows:-
1940 Royal Enfield flying flea registration number EFD 854
1930 Rayleigh TM7527 298 cc s/v
1950 BSA Bantam JSJ 819 rigid D1.
Thanks also for your offer to place them on your stolen list of bikes.
From one enthusiast to another.
Bob.
Email: - R ARMSTRONG <jean.armstrong951@btinternet.com>
Dear Friends
On 15th March 2012 two vintage Moto Guzzi motorcycles have been stolen from our automotive museum, Museo dell'Automobile di San Martino in Rio (Reggio Emilia), Italy.
The two motorbikes' models are:
Moto Guzzi 500TT year of first registration: 1226. Frame number: C10TT. Engine number C271.
Moto Guzzi 250SS. Frame number: D391. Engine number: 369.
The two vehicles are historically very valuable. The thieves knew what they were looking for and in spite of our alarms and our prompt intervention, they had time to run away.
Should you find out anything about these vehicles, please contact:
Mr. Cesare Lupatelli, Museo dell'Automobile di San Martino in Rio Via Barbieri 12, 42018 San Martino in Rio (Reggio Emilia), ITALY.
Telephone: - +39 0522 636133
Mobile: - +39 349 1535841
Email: - foppolim@tiscali.it
Above is the Moto Guzz1 500TT & its frame number
Above is the Moto Guzz1 250SS & its frame number
Stolen on Thursday 16/02/2012 or Friday 17/02/2012 from Stowmarket in Suffolk. 1950 Brockhouse Corgi Mk.2. in standard colours of black & maroon.
Frame Number: - 13449
Engine Number: - MK2 W22370
If you can help please contact Brian on 01449 613499
Dated 15 January 2012
Andy,
Please can you keep eyes and ears open and let me know if you suspect anything concerning motorcycles stolen from my garage last week. The theft took place between Monday 09/01/2012 & Tuesday 10/01/2012.
1962 TR20 tiger cub blue/white tank engine/frame tr20 85235
Above - 1967 Cotton scrambler, Starmaker engine frame no.S668. Dark blue tank with light blue frame.
Above - 1976 Yamaha DT 250 yellow/white LLH727P engine/frame 906 - now recovered
A reward will be given for recovery, please contact me 01256882100. Those of you who have had the same treatment will know it leaves you totally gutted and sickened.
Many thanks to all
Graham Berry
Dated 18 November 2011
Hi,
I would like to alert you to my stolen motorcycle, a 1961 model Triumph Bonneville, pictured below. It was stolen on 12th November in Solihull, probably by someone who had planned the theft very carefully.
Engine/ frame numbers are D7977, reg no 246XUS. I realise that if it is offered in the UK the numbers will have been modified or donor frame/ cases used. However it is possible to identify the bike from unique but invisible information.
Visible modifications include electronic ignition, twin leading shoe front brake, remote oil filter, 12V electrics and a Lucas halogen (old mini) headlight, but all of these can be changed. The silver/ blue paintwork has a smooth lacquer finish over the coachlining.
I will greatly appreciate your being aware of this if you see or hear of such a bike appearing or being offered, even if it is quite some time in the future. You can expect a very credible story to come with it, but it won't have the invoices for the massive amount of work done to bring it to as new showroom condition.
You can contact me or the Solihull Police if you have any suspicions. Also I am happy to travel anywhere to view (discretely) all 1961 Bonnevilles that come in or are offered.
A reward of £2500 is offered for the return of the bike and £1000 for information leading to conviction of the the thief, who I can describe.
Please print and keep this email.
Thank you for your help.
Kind Regards
Will Odling
0121 733 1640
0778 9995777
UPDATE - 08/07/2015
The thief of the this Triumph Bonneville has been caught & prosecuted. Unfortunately the bike has not been recovered, so please keep a look out, as it is still out there!
Call for details:01728 724321 - Or email:andybuysbikes@hotmail.com