Police Scotland is appealing for information following the theft of three off-road Enduro bikes from a rural property near Alford.
The theft occurred between Wednesday 10th June 2026 and Saturday 27th June 2026.
The vehicles stolen are –
KTM EXR 250 Enduro bike with an orange and white body and black seat.
Registration number ST74LZC.
Identification number VBKEXA 404PM 266611. Serial number is P79304320
Beta Trainer Enduro bike which has a red, blue and white body.
Registration number WM21ORK.
Identification numbers ZD3EE0337N0200323 and ZD3E8-0300001022.
Beta Trainer Enduro bike which is Grey and Red.
Registration number SP25VAE.
Identification numbers ZD2EE033 250208311 and 2D3E8-0300019898.
If anyone has any information, please can you contact 101 quoting reference 3669 of 1st July 2026.
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Police Scotland’s North East Division covers rural and urban areas in Moray, Aberdeenshire and Aberdeen City. The division has five territorial command areas which have their own dedicated Area Commander, who is responsible for the daily policing function. Each command area is served by a number of community policing teams whose activities are built around the needs of the local community. These teams respond to local calls and look for long term solutions to key issues. They are assisted by the division’s Crime Reduction Unit who deliver against Force and local priorities in a number of areas, including physical and social crime prevention, supporting and enhancing community engagement and creating and sustaining strong and effective partnership working.
