Good for you cain. We should all learn from your fine example. I hope that it goes smoothly for you.

 

Doing the right thing is not always easy and I could tell from your opening post you new what to do. Looking forward to here how it goes. Good luck.

 

Just walk up to the guy and punch the FU%^&K*R right in the face and walk away with the quad and say how does that feel you piece of trash. Probally the same when this found out his quad was gone. Also have the .45 in the back pocket just incase[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]

 

Thanks for your opinion rescuediver. Good for you cain73. I hope all goes well too. Keep us updated bro!

 

You're the shiznit Cane! I like it a lot. I hope that when the culprit's name becomes public record, that the guy who had his quad stolen gets "in touch" with the thief. Maybe he'll have less time to steal quads while he's healing up.

Keep us posted......

SD

 

Steal it from him so he knows what it feels like and put it gently in a ditch and call the police and report an abandoned atv.

marrtoo

 

Cain good job for being a good person.. Hopefully us. As kids do as well as you do right now. I am 14 and would never steal a atv beacuase to me ATVing is my life and if she was gone one day i would proilly just start balling lol. This is why th world will not come to a end beacuase of good people like you HEHE just my 2 cents

 

Too bad you can't find the original owner himself and then arrange for him to meet the bike's new owner. Give him a cresent wrench and tell him all about Frontier Justice.

 

I am still trying to meet up with the guy wanting to sell the stolen quad. I had to take a little time off ( see my post MY DS bit me to see why) but I heard that he still wants to sell it. I will keep you updated.