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2016 Motorcycle Theft Statistics

High-performing Japanese sportbikes and Harley-Davidsons with expensive after-market parts - still dominating the "most likely to be stolen" list.

Not much has really changed. :dunno
 
According to the website story, both South and North Carolina seem to be hotspots for MC/scooter thefts on a per capita basis.
 
I'm looking at the grand total of 33,178 bikes stolen with the top five brands, then comparing it to the 415 total for BMWs. Looks like I will be able to sleep at night knowing my old Beemer will most likely still be in the garage in the morning. But, I'll admit it, that 33% increase over a year does evoke in me a certain pride. "That's right you Harley owner. My bike's worth stealin', too!"
 
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