Motorcyclist who travelled through 17 countries on round-the-world trip has bike stolen in UK
A motorcyclist traveling from 17 countries was a worldwide challenge for a lifetime, which was suddenly cut off shortly after the bike was stolen in England.
Yogesh Alekari parked his KTM 390 adventure motorcycle at around 11 o’clock on Thursday at Wollaton Park in Nottingham, to be driven by a thief surrounded by two moped rider.
The 33 -year -old boy from India said not only his bike, but also most of his belongings worth £ 15,000. This included storage boxes with MacBook laptop, spare mobile phone, two cameras, cash and passports.
Mr. Alekari departed from Mumbai on May 1, and since then he passed through Iran, China, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan before traveling in European countries such as Germany, Belgium and France.
“I was in Nottingham for his biker event and I was about to go to Oxford.” “I stopped and parked my bike in Wollaton Park.
“I locked the bike and was intense with the kids, so I thought it looked like a safe place.
“I passed the way and went to breakfast, but I went back in an hour and everything went.”
Mr. Alekari documents his travels to 180,000 Instagram and 16,000 Facebook followers and plans to travel to Africa after leaving England.
After realizing that his bike was stolen, he said that he was “completely shocked” and broke the crying before contacting the police who could not join the park.
Dim I called the police and looked so strange that they sent me a crime number, Alek Alekari said.
“I was told to call me back and I waited in the park, but they never did it.”
The video images taken by another visitor in the park operated by the Nottinghamshire Council caught the moment the bike was taken by three people.
“I wanted to go to Morocco from Spain to Morocco, then to the west coast of Africa, to Cape Town, and then to India,” he said.
“My dream is a motorcycle around the world. I’ve spent a lot of money to come here and now I don’t want to stop.
“I traveled here from India and went through places where people like Iran and Türkiye say they weren’t safe – but there I felt safe there.
“People warned me about England, but I thought I was far from London, and it would be good at Nottingham.
“I haven’t experienced such an event anywhere else.”
“When you think about the story of the victim and how long it is, I can only imagine how sad it is to find his motorcycle and belongings.
“Our police teams have been watching multiple inquiry lines since this, and sharing a bike image in this appeal will help us find faster.
“Anyone who recognizes the motorcycle, who sees this theft has been realized, or who has other information that can help our investigation, is asked to communicate with us, so we can take action.”
