This classic Black Suzuki Bandit was stolen with a number of other bikes, linked with the same crime reference number that were kept in a garage block near Rickman Close, Woodley, Reading. They were noticed missing on Saturday 17/10/2026, however had not been checked for up to two months before this date as they were stored. It may be that someone with local knowledge knew that the bikes were kept there, as they had not been used for two months or they had checked all garages in the block for the presence of bikes to steal.
The bike is a black Suzuki GSF600 Bandit with a period correct Scorpion Exhaust with Delkevic Downpipes. There are red EGR blanking plates fitted along with a custom dual lens headlight and fairing. The paint on the engine is flakey and the chain and sprocket are rusty from storage.
Do you live in the area, maybe even have a garage on this block? Have you been offered any of the above parts on ebay or facebook marketplace? Are you aware of youths using these garages? Have you seen suspicious activity, bikes, cars or vans in that area? Are you aware of a group on the estate that may be involved? Has your Relative, friend or Neighbour recently acquired such a machine? Do you have any information that could help recover these bikes? Have you seen these bikes being used in the area, around Hatch Farm, Highwood Nature reserve, Dinton Pastures or other public access land whilst out walking the dog or exercising? Have you seen a discarded number plate matching this, or any of the others around the area? If so, we would like to hear from you! We would also like to hear from anyone that has any Dashcam, CCTV or Doorbell images of the area or people acting suspiciously. Taxi or Bus drivers that may have witnessed these bike being taken away. ALL INFORMATION IS ANONYMOUS, you will not be asked to give evidence in court, nor will you be asked to give a statement to Police. Your identity is completely safe. Hit the button below, and if you are disturbed there is an escape button on the side of the webpage that will take you back to Google.
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UKBTA TEAM
