Agreed, these are good points. I can think of two arguements: 1. Parts can be stripped and sold on eBay (I know, that takes work and time). Maybe they could even sell the frame on eBay (see #2). 2. Thieves know a nice/expensive bike when they see one. if they have tools to get it relatively quickly, why not go for it? They may not realize that Rivs are fairly low-production-number, have an extensive owner community, that GP will help track SNs, etc. It's a nice expensive bike, let''s steal it! My two cents. Steve
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