Latest Stolen Bikes and Blog Posts

508 Recovery Stories, 47 blog posts

Keeway Superlight (LT74MHV)

Matt black colour has 2 L plates on under the registration plate one on the... View Details

Honda @125 (WU63EJN)

Has a slight crack on left hand side also has a sports exhaust a black smal... View Details

BMW F800S (RJ06YEL)

26/07/2024 , ,

Found by members of a local stolen bikes Facebook group. Recovered with the... View Details

Honda NSS300 Forza (KU740SX)

12/11/2024 , ,

Honda Forza 750 Black with golden wheels 350 miles View Details

Electricycle Electro (WG24 YYK)

15/11/2024 , ,

Talaria Sting R electric motorbike fully black number plate was snapped... View Details

Triumph Speed Triple (VX55 GHK)

13/11/2024 , ,

Speed Triple 1050 2005 Resprayed light Blue Single Exhaust Non-standar... View Details

Yamaha Tracer 700 (BJ67 VVB)

11/11/2024 , ,

Silver marks on the right front fork where an angle grinder was taken to it... View Details

Honda Vision (SM12JYZ)

08/01/2022 , ,

Recovered in Pilton View Details

Aprilia SR (HK72 AZF)

11/11/2024 , ,

Red Aprilia SR GT Sport Had topbox when stolen. If this has been taken o... View Details

Lexmoto Adrenaline (LF70 WUA)

10/11/2024 , ,

BLUE LEXMOTO CYPHER ELECTRIC 1500W View Details

Yamaha Tricity (LV16JTZ)

10/11/2024 , ,

It’s having two front tyres. A fitted cargo box at the back. Front windsh... View Details

Honda NC700 (AU13 KPN)

13/03/2019 , ,

Bike was found less than half a mile away under a bike cover, parked in a r... View Details

Yamaha YBR (HN09ZFY)

Faulty fuel gauge, worn out foot peg rubber, light body scuffs, chipped chr... View Details

Yamaha MT-07 (YY71ETD)

23/10/2024 , ,

Classic Yamaha Blue & Black paintjob, has a Black Widow full exhaust fi... View Details

Honda PCX125 (LD68JUH)

08/11/2024 , ,

Black honda pcx 125 cc Big delivery box, wind protection hand cuffs , Me... View Details

Honda CB125R (SG68 XPC)

02/11/2024 , ,

Mostly in good condition. White marks on right side of front mudguard, slig... View Details

Yamaha YS125 (SY70 TZL)

02/11/2024 , ,

As from the factory, just had a new front tyre, had a new rear tyre a few m... View Details

Yamaha XSR900 (WP19 OZJ)

05/11/2024 , ,

2019 Yamaha XSR900 in grey with a black frame and a purple/black seat. Nota... View Details

Yamaha Tracer 700 (AK73TMO)

Yamaha Tracer 7 GT Phantom blue Gold wheels Centre stand View Details

Piaggio Vespa Douglas (BGR820W)

Blue in need of restoration ignition flick switch with red cover over switc... View Details

See the full list of stolen motorcycles and scooters here.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Bikers United work?
The idea of this site is to help bikers unite and focus their efforts to chip away at motorcycle and scooter crime. While lots of bikers want to address the huge rise in bike crime, it’s seriously hard to make a difference on your own. That’s why this site was launched. With 100s of eyes on them, we can all contribute and make it harder for thieves to operate.

The site has three main functions. Firstly, report your stolen bike and get the word out there. Secondly, report suspicious activity, for instance, people checking out bikes. Last but not least, report dodgy-looking sellers, whether they are on eBay, Gumtree or Facebook Marketplace – if you come across a dodgy-looking seller, you can help pin them down.

Your snippets of information, no matter how small or insignificant they may seem, will help the police pin down criminals and make it harder for them to escape justice.

Is this service free?
It’s completely free to use this site. It is a privately funded venture by the bloke who started Visordown. I welcome donations to help cover the costs involved in maintaining and developing the site. If you’re pissed off with the rise in bike crime and you want to do something about it, I’d love you to get involved. Whether that’s sharing this site on your social networks, making a donation or helping improve the site. Click here to see how you can help.

I've found my stolen bike what do I do?
If you have listed your bike as stolen on Bikers United, you can login and mark it as recovered. That updates your listing and lets the community know.

If you have found your stolen bike out and about, please read our guide on what to do next.

Can't I just post my bike's details on Facebook?
Facebook is a good platform to spread the word but it’s far from perfect. If you post on your feed, only your friends will see it. If you post in a group, other people have to be members of that group. Facebook is a closed loop and it’s hard to find a post once it has drifted off your feed.

With Bikers United, your bike’s details get posted on the site, posted on social media (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram) and fed into Google. So anyone searching for your bike, weeks or months down the line, will find your listing and be able to easily pass on vital information to you.

I'd like to help. What can I do?
I welcome any support you can offer. From donating money to fund the site’s continued development to donating your time to help the site get established and grow. Please check out the links in the footer and get in touch if you’d like to get involved.

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Cases of reported moped enabled theft in London in 2011

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How much more likely that your bike will be stolen in 2017 compared to 2014

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