What no-one ever wants to hear. Especially trike lovers.

[3wheelerfan1991]

Any updates Cornholio?

[maxdallasfan]

Don't ever let anyone bully you cornholio! Kick him in the nuts, then drive a knee into his Adam's apple. He'll never look at you again.

[Mr350x]

Im also curious to know if there are any updates?

[corey koemple]

Damn dude thats not cool at all. Did u ever end up finding it?

[Cornholio]

No, we havent heard anything... But one of my buddys said he mightve saw it in the back of a red pickup truck on his way to school. Cant really do much with that...

[fordtech90]

First of all to all of you suggesting to a young kid that violence is the answer to more violence are just ignorant. Be smart, I used to get in fights and all that jazz but it isnt all its worked up to be, good way to get a bad reputation and have more people wanting revenge. If the kid initiates a fight then yes know how to defend yourself but dont start them and dont assume that because some kid bullied you in school that hes a thief, secondly it doesnt matter if he told you he didnt steal it before you told anyone because any incident report filed with the police is public record..and any incident that is dialed in through 911 or even responded to is heard over a scanner by many people...you left your door open it could have easily been someone driving by who saw an easy opportunity. The statements about it being a personal attack because there were more items in the shop as well is also ignorance...how many 3 wheelers are you going to stuff in one pickup bed and fast enough not to get caught? The obvious reason is because it was easiest to get to and quickest item to steal in todays recesssion people are stealing things not even necessarily to ride them or sell them outright but to turn them in for scrap metal to buy food to eat. Have had grills, and even burn barrels stolen around here by scrappers...sad but true. Let the cops deal with your stolen 3-wheeler , dont follow anyone as suggested either unless you want your own legal trouble and just simply keep your ears and eyes open. The obvious lesson learned here is never trust someone else to do something you could have easily done yourself and keep things locked up..start saving for a new one cause chances are you wont see it again but guarantee you that you wont leave shop open again. Not trying to be completely negative here but realizing that sometimes a realistic approach is better than waiting on something to happen, and the poor influences that your elders were giving you was upsetting. Best of wishes to you and your family on getting it back.

[Cornholio]

First of all to all of you suggesting to a young kid that violence is the answer to more violence are just ignorant. Be smart, I used to get in fights and all that jazz but it isnt all its worked up to be, good way to get a bad reputation and have more people wanting revenge. If the kid initiates a fight then yes know how to defend yourself but dont start them and dont assume that because some kid bullied you in school that hes a thief, secondly it doesnt matter if he told you he didnt steal it before you told anyone because any incident report filed with the police is public record..and any incident that is dialed in through 911 or even responded to is heard over a scanner by many people...you left your door open it could have easily been someone driving by who saw an easy opportunity. The statements about it being a personal attack because there were more items in the shop as well is also ignorance...how many 3 wheelers are you going to stuff in one pickup bed and fast enough not to get caught? The obvious reason is because it was easiest to get to and quickest item to steal in todays recesssion people are stealing things not even necessarily to ride them or sell them outright but to turn them in for scrap metal to buy food to eat. Have had grills, and even burn barrels stolen around here by scrappers...sad but true. Let the cops deal with your stolen 3-wheeler , dont follow anyone as suggested either unless you want your own legal trouble and just simply keep your ears and eyes open. The obvious lesson learned here is never trust someone else to do something you could have easily done yourself and keep things locked up..start saving for a new one cause chances are you wont see it again but guarantee you that you wont leave shop open again. Not trying to be completely negative here but realizing that sometimes a realistic approach is better than waiting on something to happen, and the poor influences that your elders were giving you was upsetting. Best of wishes to you and your family on getting it back.

What? I want my 3 wheeler back, ill do anything i have to to get it back. Legal problems, legal problems, what are they gunna do to me? im 14.. If i hear something... id like to make sure its true before i go taking up the police's time