Stolen motorcycles and scooters are now taking longer to recover, according to the latest National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council... Read More
Motorcycle theft rose more than any other category of vehicle last year with the biggest leap in South Australia and... Read More
Number plate theft and cloning of plates is on the rise, resulting in riders receiving speeding and parking fines and unpaid toll notices. The National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council says number plate theft can also be used to commit crimes such as petrol theft, robberies, house break-ins and drug... Read More
Motorcycle thefts in Australia are increasing at more than double the rate of car theft, according to the latest figures... Read More
Motor vehicle theft in Australia increased by 3% in the past year, largely due to a 9% rise in motorcycle theft. Motorcycle theft... Read More
Motorcycles thefts are up 7.3% across Australia in 2018 with many older bikes heading straight to the junk yard for the scrap metal value, says the National Motor Vehicle Theft Reduction Council. Thefts increased by 597 to a total of 8746 with a recovery rate of just 47%. Council spokeswoman... Read More
Motorcycle theft in Australia has recorded a drop of 3.6% in 2017 from 8335 to 8038 and down 3% on... Read More
Bosses of pocket-sized Braaap Motorcycles say the future is bright despite facing fraud and rebirthing charges. Braaap GM Toby Wilkin, 33, and founder... Read More
Fraud and rebirthing charges against the bosses of pocket-sized Braaap Motorcycles have been adjourned until October 13 after a brief mention in a Sydney court yesterday. Braaap GM Toby Wilkin, 33, and founder Brad Smith, 29, deny the charges brought by the NSW Property Crime Squad of “rebirthing” 85 motorcycles. The Government has... Read More
The bosses of pocket-sized Braaap Motorcycles have been accused of “rebirthing” motorcycles across Australia. Rebirthing is usually associated with using... Read More
History tells us that the first speed camera caused such a fright to the rider that he lost control, veered... Read More
As the deadline approaches at the end of next month for the long-awaited review of Queensland’s consorting laws, or so-called anti-bikie laws, a former detective has shown they are not having the desired effect on organised crime. Queensland Police are asking the government review for the current Vicious Lawless Associates... Read More
Police may be confused by a Gold Cast charity ride next weekend (November 24). The Rebel FM Can Do In-Law... Read More
Petition delivered, so this post has been rewritten.... Read More
A crime summit to discuss the bikie issue and the new laws rushed into parliament will be held on the Gold Coast tomorrow (October 25). The summit has been organised by the State Opposition, but they claim it is “bipartisan” and have issued the open invitation to anyone who wants... Read More
A crime summit to discuss the bikie issue and the new laws rushed into parliament will be held on the... Read More
Riders wearing leather vests (like those pictured) can expect to be pulled over and questioned under the world’s toughest anti-bikie... Read More
Queensland now claims to have the toughest anti-bikie laws in the world. The Vicious Lawless Association Disestablishment Bill 2013 was successfully rushed through Parliament and passed at 2.50 this morning. That’s less than 12 hours after it was introduced. The purposes of the Bill (now an Act) are to “disestablish”... Read More