Hi everyone,

I had all 3 of my boards stolen from the back of my house in Avalon Beach NSW on Saturday night. The boards were targeted, the thieves left surfboards, bikes and even the paddles. We have video of the offenders and pictures of the truck used caught on CCTV and the police are investigating. If you come across any of these boards or know of anything suspicious could you please let me know!! The boards can be replaced but I want to catch these scum bags before they steal again...

The boards were:

2011 Fantatic 10 6
Fanatic Falcon Flatwater 12 6 - Serial number FU14FAF122413110001
2016 Naish 10 6

I am chasing up all serial numbers so I will post asap.

Thanks for any help you can offer!!!

Nasty bastards, hope you catch them and get your gear back.

Whilst they may not come to Queensland will keep an eye out anyway.

Good luck.

ET.

assholes!
Post a picture of the truck if you can,will keep an eye out up here

Fanatic flatwater should be easy to find.wasn't many of them sold, especially 12"6.Will keep eyes peeled up here.

I reckon these will go interstate for sure, keep an eye out on craigslist and ebay they are usually listed in 2-3 months. Targeted attack sucks balls I feel for you so bad!!! Just be positive and know that you can do nothing to stop this kind of attack and the crooks may have even followed you home from a session. When I used to work in the car game and the mechanics used to buy all hotted up WRX the insurance reps used to tell us the only way to prevent a desired model from being stolen was to move to NZ. Organised crime also may not be worth going after for your own safety.

I hope you find them before the cops do ..............

I remember many years ago a huge amount of windsurfing equipment was stolen from Bayview. Unfortunately for the thief, the owner was well known. The thief drove all the way to Merimbula and tried to off load the gear to the local windsurfing shop. Of course the shop owner knew who owned the gear. While the shop owner kept the guy busy, a few phone calls were made and the thief was quickly confronted by a number of friends of the owner of the stolen gear. Needless to say the guy was not in a condition to drive back to sydney for a few days. Olden day justice prevailed.
I'll share this to get it out there.

Low low low. My security considerations just changed.
Best of luck getting them all back