Motorcycle Alarms
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Neka79
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re: Motorcycle Alarms
hahahaha thats a piss funny story rusty...crack of the week??
Neka
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gyp23
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re: Motorcycle Alarms
Just moved to Sydney - know what youre going thru. Im paranoid about leaving my bike anywhere, and get the shits when strangely the mirrors have been moved on my return.
Can I recommend a proximity alarm & immobiliser? The chain is a good deterent too, but of course if someone really wants your bike, they'll find a way to load it onto the back of a ute.
The proximity alarm is good because as soon as anyone gets too close, it goes off. Always a good idea to get one with a variable distance switch so you can change it from 1m to 30cm, etc. That should get rid of the fiddling!
Good luck!
Can I recommend a proximity alarm & immobiliser? The chain is a good deterent too, but of course if someone really wants your bike, they'll find a way to load it onto the back of a ute.
The proximity alarm is good because as soon as anyone gets too close, it goes off. Always a good idea to get one with a variable distance switch so you can change it from 1m to 30cm, etc. That should get rid of the fiddling!
Good luck!
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Jonno
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re: Motorcycle Alarms
You could always run the bike as hot charged so when someone touches it they get a decent belt of electricity, the side stand would have to have an insulator on the end of it. But hey, I have seen it work on cars and although it isn't legal it would certainly freak em out. 