According to the statistical studies before the end of 2017 will be stolen more than 30,000 motorcycles in the UK. Law enforcement officials will be able to find only 40% of them.The British Ministry reports that by the end of 2017, more than 18,000 motorcycles will disappear without a trace. In 2018, the situation will worsen...
On average, each motorcycle is estimated at 3,000 £, so the hijackers will get a potential profit of 50 million £ — a level that is very close to the amounts of the early 1990s, when the theft of motorcycles flourished.
The newspaper "Telegraph" writes that over the past thirteen years, more than 580 000 stolen motorcycle was never found. The current trend is a bit scary in the background of the development of anti-theft technology, security systems and network cameras.