Stolen motorcycle: what to do?

Did you wake up this morning and your motorbike has disappeared ? Don't panic, we'll explain the steps to follow to find your two-wheeler .

File a complaint quickly

As soon as you become aware of the theft, it is essential to file a complaint with the police. The faster you act, the greater your chances of recovering your motorcycle . Go to the nearest police station and explain in detail the circumstances of the theft. Be as precise as possible in the description of your motorcycle (make, model, color, registration number, etc.). The police will then be able to launch a search and issue a search notice.

Contact your insurance

Once the complaint has been filed, contact your insurance company as soon as possible. Most motorcycle insurance policies cover vehicle theft . Your insurer will be able to guide you on the steps to follow and compensate you if your motorcycle is not found. Don't hesitate to check the guarantees in your policy carefully.

Monitor Ads

Regularly browse online classified ads, such as on peer-to-peer sales sites. It is not uncommon for thieves to try to quickly resell stolen motorcycles . If you recognize your two-wheeler, immediately notify the police.

Spread the information

Spread the word about your motorcycle theft as much as possible. Share it on social media, in enthusiast groups, on forums, etc. The more word of mouth works, the greater your chances of getting your property back.

Stay vigilant

Even if your motorcycle has not yet been found, stay vigilant in your daily life. Thieves may be tempted to get rid of their loot quickly, particularly by selling it to unscrupulous dealers or garages. Keep your eyes open and don't hesitate to question anyone who seems suspicious.

Motorcycle theft is unfortunately a common phenomenon. But by following these different steps, you will increase your chances of finding your precious two-wheeler. Courage, and do not hesitate to keep us informed of the progress of your efforts!

Some additional tips

• Remember to note the serial number of your motorcycle, this can be very useful for research
• Check used ads regularly, even several weeks after the theft
• If possible, equip your motorcycle with a GPS anti-theft system to facilitate searches.
• Stay in close contact with law enforcement to follow the progress of the investigation.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions, we will be happy to help!