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19-06-07, 10:56 PM

Fitting an alarm is easy enough, you take the box in your left hand and open the wheelie bin with your right hand, drop the alarm in the wheelie bin and close the lid. Dust hands together while walking away smiling smugly in the knowledge that it will never wake you at 3am for no reason or immobilise the bike at 85mph in lane 3 of the M25 (yes, I've had both things happen with dealer fitted Datatools).

Alarms suck! The only reason you should be fitting one is if your insurance company insist on a Thatcham approved one, in which case the Meta 357 is the one to have professionally fitted. Save your money and buy some good locks instead.

19-06-07, 10:56 PM	#7
Lozzo Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Alarm Fitting Help Please. Fitting an alarm is easy enough, you take the box in your left hand and open the wheelie bin with your right hand, drop the alarm in the wheelie bin and close the lid. Dust hands together while walking away smiling smugly in the knowledge that it will never wake you at 3am for no reason or immobilise the bike at 85mph in lane 3 of the M25 (yes, I've had both things happen with dealer fitted Datatools). Alarms suck! The only reason you should be fitting one is if your insurance company insist on a Thatcham approved one, in which case the Meta 357 is the one to have professionally fitted. Save your money and buy some good locks instead.