Supplier gone bust and has my property

[OverSteery]

ISTR that this has been covered here, but the search functionality didn't unearth it.

I run a motorcycle training school, and I have 5 bikes stored with the nearby dealer. Today they are shut and I have good cause to believe that the whole chain is now COMPLETELY bust. I can't access my bikes.

The bikes are 100% owned by my company, but how long it is likely to take for anyone to be a position to release them.

[RazerSauber]

Probably best to find out who has taken over what's left and is liquidating assets. Contact them and tell them your property is in the building. Be prepared to provide proof of ownership.

[OverSteery]

RazerSauber said:

Probably best to find out who has taken over what's left and is liquidating assets. Contact them and tell them your property is in the building. Be prepared to provide proof of ownership.

Companies house shows them still trading, but a credit check suggests not. I'm just wondering if I am going to be waiting days, weeks or months...

[moorx]

Similar thread here:

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

Best of luck

[OverSteery]

moorx said:

Similar thread here:

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

Best of luck

Thanks - I thought I'd read something like that here, but didn't spot it.

[spikeyhead]

Have a look through the London Gazette

https://m.thegazette.co.uk/corporate-insolvency

[Alex Z]

Assuming this is Completely Motorcycles you are talking about, they are in administration rather than liquidation, and are claiming they’ll be open on Monday.
That should make it easier to get your bikes back if you have proof of ownership.

[OverSteery]

Alex Z said:

Assuming this is Completely Motorcycles you are talking about, they are in administration rather than liquidation, and are claiming they’ll be open on Monday.
That should make it easier to get your bikes back if you have proof of ownership.

Yes indeed and thanks. It does look that way. I hope the bike business survives - I know a fair few of the employees.

I await Monday with interest.

[Alex Z]

OverSteery said:

Alex Z said:

Assuming this is Completely Motorcycles you are talking about, they are in administration rather than liquidation, and are claiming they’ll be open on Monday.
That should make it easier to get your bikes back if you have proof of ownership.

Yes indeed and thanks. It does look that way. I hope the bike business survives - I know a fair few of the employees.

I await Monday with interest.

I need to get some warranty work done on my Ducati, which will be tricky if Worcester doesn’t reopen.

[KTMsm]

Completely Motorcycles...

Wow they're a big chain to go bust

I buy some of their PX bikes there's always plenty of bikes being sold but their overheads must be huge

Best wishes for them and the OP

[williamp]

OverSteery said:

Alex Z said:

Assuming this is Completely Motorcycles you are talking about, they are in administration rather than liquidation, and are claiming they’ll be open on Monday.
That should make it easier to get your bikes back if you have proof of ownership.

Yes indeed and thanks. It does look that way. I hope the bike business survives - I know a fair few of the employees.

I await Monday with interest.

Good luck. Dont gang about on monday. In, retrieve, out I would suggest.,pay what you owe obviously.

[GreatGranny]

Any news OP?

[Wozy68]

Bump
?????

[CaiosH]

There open again today in North Wales...

[KungFuPanda]

CaiosH said:

There open again today in North Wales...

Good signs for the OP then!

[OverSteery]

How I hate it when the OP doesn't provide an update...

Sorry, been busy with sorting work out and mum in hospital!

Bikes all recovered and currently in a newly rented lockup.

I don't want to say too much as I know that when a company goes through this process there are a lot of legal dos and don'ts.

So I am alright, but my thoughts are with the hard working people who have probably lost their jobs through no fault of their own....