Is the MUTT Sabbath likely to be stolen?

15099 Not scored

Not enough data to score it yet.

We only give a score when this model's theft records and licensed numbers are complete and can be matched reliably. For this one they can't yet, so we leave the number blank rather than guess. The raw figures below are still real. How scoring works

recorded stolen in 2025 (-30%)
7
licensed on average in 2025
473
stolen per 10,000 licensed
148.0
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Thefts per year

MUTT Sabbath recorded stolen in national records, 2020–2025.

0510 2020’21’22’23’2410’257
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YearRecorded stolen
20201
20210
20226
20232
202410
20257

One bike can be recorded more than once. Related versions are grouped into one model family.

Which years get taken

Bikes stolen in 2025, by the year they were made or first registered.

  1. 20212
  2. 20232
  3. 20252
  4. 20221

How many are on the road

412 licensed in 2026 Q1, +881% since 2019 Q3. This is the number the score divides by.

5950 2019 Q3: 42 licensed motorcycles2019 Q4: 78 licensed motorcycles2020 Q1: 119 licensed motorcycles2020 Q2: 162 licensed motorcycles2020 Q3: 240 licensed motorcycles2020 Q4: 262 licensed motorcycles2021 Q1: 271 licensed motorcycles2021 Q2: 324 licensed motorcycles2021 Q3: 407 licensed motorcycles2021 Q4: 444 licensed motorcycles2022 Q1: 492 licensed motorcycles2022 Q2: 541 licensed motorcycles2022 Q3: 567 licensed motorcycles2022 Q4: 573 licensed motorcycles2023 Q1: 575 licensed motorcycles2023 Q2: 595 licensed motorcycles2023 Q3: 574 licensed motorcycles2023 Q4: 564 licensed motorcycles2024 Q1: 553 licensed motorcycles2024 Q2: 549 licensed motorcycles2024 Q3: 552 licensed motorcycles2024 Q4: 516 licensed motorcycles2025 Q1: 503 licensed motorcycles2025 Q2: 490 licensed motorcycles2025 Q3: 467 licensed motorcycles2025 Q4: 431 licensed motorcycles2026 Q1: 412 licensed motorcycles 2019 Q32020 Q42022 Q12023 Q22024 Q32025 Q42026 Q1
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MonthLicensed Motorcycles
2019 Q342
2019 Q478
2020 Q1119
2020 Q2162
2020 Q3240
2020 Q4262
2021 Q1271
2021 Q2324
2021 Q3407
2021 Q4444
2022 Q1492
2022 Q2541
2022 Q3567
2022 Q4573
2023 Q1575
2023 Q2595
2023 Q3574
2023 Q4564
2024 Q1553
2024 Q2549
2024 Q3552
2024 Q4516
2025 Q1503
2025 Q2490
2025 Q3467
2025 Q4431
2026 Q1412

Protect this bike

Insurers often ask for security rated by Sold Secure or Thatcham. These are the layers that make a bike slower and noisier to take.

Ground anchor and chain

Sold Secure Diamond

Locks the bike to something that can't be lifted into a van.

Alarmed disc lock

Sold Secure Gold

Stops it being rolled away and makes noise if someone tries.

GPS tracker

Thatcham S7

Helps police find it if it does go. Some insurers ask for one.

Cover

No rating

Thieves pick bikes by sight. A cover hides the model.

How this score works

We take Sabbaths recorded stolen in national records and divide by the average number licensed, then rank that rate against other motorcycle families with enough data.

It compares models. It isn't the chance that your bike will be stolen, which depends on where and how you keep it.

Read the full method

Recent reports

Stolen-bike reports from riders and forums. They show what's happening now, but they're a sample, not the official count, and they don't change the score.

Compared with similar bikesNot enough datatoo few reports to compare

We don't show this comparison until there are enough reports for similar bikes.

How we count these
Reports in this period1Nov 2021–Oct 2026
Rank in this period#278by number of reports
On the road now412licensed, latest official licensing count
TypeNakedSee similar bikes

Reports by month

Nov 2021–Oct 2026
10 2021-11: 0 recent reports2021-12: 0 recent reports2022-01: 0 recent reports2022-02: 0 recent reports2022-03: 0 recent reports2022-04: 0 recent reports2022-05: 0 recent reports2022-06: 0 recent reports2022-07: 0 recent reports2022-08: 0 recent reports2022-09: 0 recent reports2022-10: 0 recent reports2022-11: 0 recent reports2022-12: 0 recent reports2023-01: 0 recent reports2023-02: 0 recent reports2023-03: 0 recent reports2023-04: 0 recent reports2023-05: 0 recent reports2023-06: 0 recent reports2023-07: 0 recent reports2023-08: 0 recent reports2023-09: 0 recent reports2023-10: 0 recent reports2023-11: 0 recent reports2023-12: 0 recent reports2024-01: 0 recent reports2024-02: 0 recent reports2024-03: 0 recent reports2024-04: 0 recent reports2024-05: 0 recent reports2024-06: 0 recent reports2024-07: 0 recent reports2024-08: 0 recent reports2024-09: 0 recent reports2024-10: 0 recent reports2024-11: 0 recent reports2024-12: 0 recent reports2025-01: 0 recent reports2025-02: 0 recent reports2025-03: 0 recent reports2025-04: 0 recent reports2025-05: 0 recent reports2025-06: 1 recent report2025-07: 0 recent reports2025-08: 0 recent reports2025-09: 0 recent reports2025-10: 0 recent reports2025-11: 0 recent reports2025-12: 0 recent reports2026-01: 0 recent reports2026-02: 0 recent reports2026-03: 0 recent reports2026-04: 0 recent reports2026-05: 0 recent reports2026-06: 0 recent reports2026-07: 0 recent reports2026-08: 0 recent reports2026-09: 0 recent reports2026-10: 0 recent reports 2021-112022-092023-072024-052025-032026-012026-10
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MonthRecent Reports
2021-110
2021-120
2022-010
2022-020
2022-030
2022-040
2022-050
2022-060
2022-070
2022-080
2022-090
2022-100
2022-110
2022-120
2023-010
2023-020
2023-030
2023-040
2023-050
2023-060
2023-070
2023-080
2023-090
2023-100
2023-110
2023-120
2024-010
2024-020
2024-030
2024-040
2024-050
2024-060
2024-070
2024-080
2024-090
2024-100
2024-110
2024-120
2025-010
2025-020
2025-030
2025-040
2025-050
2025-061
2025-070
2025-080
2025-090
2025-100
2025-110
2025-120
2026-010
2026-020
2026-030
2026-040
2026-050
2026-060
2026-070
2026-080
2026-090
2026-100

Months with no reports show as zero. This month isn't finished, so it's left out.

Where they were reported

Nov 2021–Oct 2026
  1. West Midlands1

Latest reports

MUTTSabbath
West MidlandsReg BG74•••
Report
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Reading these figures

The official national record, the number on the road and recent reports are three separate sources. Some comparisons are hidden when there isn't enough data. The national record can count the same bike more than once, and recent reports aren't a national total. The method page explains more.

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