Ten new off-road motorcycles valued at more than £40,000 have been taken from a temporary storage site used by Absolute Motocross in Cross Hands, Carmarthenshire. The burglary happened at about 4.20am on Thursday, October 29, with the thieves leaving only minutes after arriving.

The group is believed to have arrived at roughly 4.19am in a stolen white Ford Transit and departed around four minutes later. The unit sat along a private lane and was being used while the business prepared to move to new premises. It was not Absolute Motocross’s main dealership. Owner Jordan Greville-Evans believes the intruders knew where to go and had selected particular motorcycles rather than taking machines at random.

Which motorcycles were taken

The haul included two 2024 Husqvarna TC250s, three 2026 Surron Ultra Bees, two 2025 Surron LBXs, two RFN SXE models and one RFN 70cc pit bike. Five motorcycles had already been assembled; the other five were still inside their original crates. Other bikes were left behind, supporting Greville-Evans’s view that the theft was a targeted job.

Police later found the Transit near the border and Liverpool. Its route contains a gap of about 40 minutes, raising the possibility that the motorcycles were transferred to another vehicle before the van was abandoned. Dyfed-Powys Police says it is investigating a Cross Hands burglary in which the property was damaged and several off-road motorcycles were stolen. Absolute Motocross is offering £10,000 for the safe return of all ten machines, while the business’s social-media appeal has attracted millions of views.