Hello Savage Riders!
Here we go, ToynGrl @ large with the crazy questions and the lengthy way of doing so ...HOWEVER, I will  TRY & " land this plane"  as quickly as possible!
So here in Cali the waves been EPIC this year.
I learned to SURF b4 learning to ride a MC, well my " Savvy" spent most these last few months under a cover :'(
It was my INTENT to get in some ride time during our awesome Indian Summers! (Sept- Nov.
Oct. I went & removed the seat , took out the battery, & ( AGAIN     ) it was my INTENT ,  to  charge  it up. Change oil etc....yeah didn't happen...the surf continued to be killer....ok.l
So now with a space cleared for her to REALLY "be"for the WINTER  ( &aw/ a very wet El Niño on the way) , I go out to move her and TO MY F N BLOWN MIND I not only find Her BEAUTIFUL TANK GONE, but what appears to be PARTS STRIPPED AND OTHER ASSORTED VANDALISM !!!!!
Here's the RUB THAT MY QUESTION IS BASED ON GUYS....WHERE I REMEBER THE FUSE BOX TO BE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE FRAME IN THE RUBBER HOUSING, IS NOW A BLACK LOOKING BOX WITH A SERIES OF M
NUMBERS (MGTO68  J4T14871. 1207). & below what looks to me like the old  Mitsubishi  logo like from an old Lancer automobile .
Below THAT  Exterior >PBT< Interior >PUR<
Now excuse my language but W T F IS THIS?!?!?
Mind you, I have no husband , brother , or even any other gals bikers that I ride with. So really no one has been here to " monitor things'
I'm going to call the Po-Po OBVIOUSLY ! But it almost looks ( to my untrained BUT VERY LOGICAL , FEMALE EYE ) that some tweeker crappity smack nut might have actually been over the past few months switching out my babies engine! ( ( 2011 with less than 6,000 miles))
Ok, so it was a little longer plane ride than first thought....but IMPUT IS VITAL HERE!!!

Thanks!
ToynGrl
2011 Stock Savage

How about a picture or 2 of what remains of the bike and what you have questions about.

That's really low -- needing Savage parts and stealing them off someone else's bike. So much for the brotherhood of riders.

I would be watching out for my stolen tank forevermore, and carrying a nice 18" breaker bar to use in discussing it with the person who has it.

Thieves deserve worse than they ever get, even if they go to jail, which they eventually do. IMHO.

I hate to hear about stuff like this. I've always been of the mindset that if I can't afford it, it'll wait until I can. It's sad that not all people will act and do things the way they should. But, to rob another biker's parts to make yours better or just to make a couple dollars....NO.

I'm with JOG a trailcam or something similar with a good view of the bike. Maybe hide the cam in some junk hanging on the wall or something so it won't be noticed. You'll get some pics of the perp. If you find them string 'em up.

Bot? do you buy hand made signature shocks?

Noticed a signature on the right shock top

And good on the Old Rider. One of my favorite things... I've read every word of the Sherlock Holmes stories several times. Looking at the world like Holmes did can be very helpful.

Sherlock would have been good riding a motorcycle. He wouldn't have missed nothin'. His powers of observation and deduction would have made him a wizard at maintenance troubleshooting, too.  

You think he mighta dropped it as he slid up under the wing?
And, just so you know,I am rubbing baby oil , all over, so epoxy won't stick. And, I got my rubber duck, I'll float.

Before I left Houston, between age seven and thirteen, stepfather got his license. Started a flying club. We had various planes and the occasional rental. In all, we had , in order of How Cool, Aerocoupe, Luscombe 8-A, Piper Tripacer, club owned,
And the Cherokee 180, Cessna 150, I'm sure of as rentals, might've been a coupla others.
Luscombe lost the right brake rotor on take off, and it jammed on landing, causing a ground loop, and, forcing the hard brake left, and, Sudden Stop motor, upside down airplane,on grass,
I liked flying the stick plane. But, couldn't reach the pedals and couldn't Really fly it, but the Aerocoupe,,  put the windows down and Fly, and stick a rubber band out and pull it tight, singing in the propwash.

Maybe some SoCal list members can connect up with this woman and help her sort out her ride. Winter's here -- I reckon that's riding season out there... heck, all year long is riding season... must be nice.