Police are looking for this Cross Motor Bike after it was stolen in Timperley on April 11 at around 4pm.
The two males pictured were causing concern for all motorists due to the high speeds, cutting in between cars and holding up traffic, Park Road at that time is very busy and some motorists were visibly becoming annoyed.
On one Sunday last month I saw between ten and fifteen off-road bikes in the Partington area, the leader had a gigantic machine and pulling wheelies on Warburton Lane, his back was almost on the floor! I was thinking what skill this guy has, but also what an idiot, no care about anyone else or himself!
We are now getting reports that these two guys have robbed the bike and other belongings, an update on this story will be available very soon.
Any information you have about the whereabouts of this bike please contact police on the 101 number.
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I need the high resolution version asap this is ky bike!! Stolen
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Richard we have just added a video, our other images are from behind which may not be of any use, good luck with getting your bike back and hope we have helped in some way.
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Poor police having all this trouble with off road illegal bikes. Maybe if when the respectable people in the mx community have their bikes stolen, and the police have names,addresses and bloody photos of the perpetrators they actually did something we wouldn’t have the problem in the first place. Makes my blood boil.
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Police are doing their best to catch these guys, but the facts are they cannot be everywhere and need people to report incidents as soon as they happen, I understand your anger, many would be also.
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Do the police have a live feed on Facebook where incidents can be reported as they happen?
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Hi Mike, You can contact GMP South or North via the message service, South tend to contact you where as North hardly ever reply, we suggest if you see anything suspicious to report it as soon as you can on the 101 number, you can also report things on the GMP website.
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