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SoulKiss 25-02-08 10:54 AM
Security.
 
Anyone used anything like this before?

http://www.whitedogbikes.com/ccp51/m...doaccessxl.jpg

Just looking at my security options and quite like the look of this.

Any experience?

Law 25-02-08 10:58 AM
Re: Security.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by SoulKiss (Post 1428484)
Anyone used anything like this before?

http://www.whitedogbikes.com/ccp51/m...doaccessxl.jpg

Just looking at my security options and quite like the look of this.

Any experience?
No, but that got Ride best buy in in 2003 or 2004 and 2nd after the Motrax Vishas in 2005.

They're only good as a deterrant though, all the disc locks tested were broken into after 10 minutes (although some needed power tools)

SoulKiss 25-02-08 11:16 AM
Re: Security.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Law (Post 1428489)
No, but that got Ride best buy in in 2003 or 2004 and 2nd after the Motrax Vishas in 2005.

They're only good as a deterrant though, all the disc locks tested were broken into after 10 minutes (although some needed power tools)
New bike comes with immobiliser thats Thatcham 2 Approved.

Only looking for something to do the Jedi mind trick for me

"This is not the bike you are looking to steal, move along"

:)

Ceri JC 25-02-08 03:19 PM
Re: Security.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by SoulKiss (Post 1428504)
New bike comes with immobiliser thats Thatcham 2 Approved.

Only looking for something to do the Jedi mind trick for me

"This is not the bike you are looking to steal, move along"

:)
Scratches, dents, mismatched paintwork, rust and fork pitting, fur on the engine, brown downpipe, layer of dirt all over it, old analogue clocks showing exceedingly high mileage, ripped seat, cracks in fairing panels, etc. :D

jambo 25-02-08 05:24 PM
Re: Security.
 
Anything's better than nothing, but if you already have a disc lock, I wouldn't "Upgrade" to a different one, unless it's properly rubish.

Bikes get nicked by:
1) Somone pushing it off down the road (Steering lock, Alarm and Disc lock help)
2) Being picked up and put in a Van (Alarm may help but we're into chains and ground anchors here)
3) Being Bike-jacked (Mercifully rare, going mon-o-man and being shot is possibly not worth it)

Just think about what something stops and what you're protecting against.

Even the best Disclock in the world won't stop somone with 15 minutes to spare and some know how.

Jambo

SoulKiss 27-02-08 01:58 PM
Re: Security.
 
Main reason for looking is that my current lock - the Oxford Boss Alarm is a bit on the large side for carrying.

Was looking to find something that will take up less space under the seat.

This looks interesting tho - not sure if I like the idea or not yet

http://www.whitedogbikes.com/cgi-bin...mart_disc_lock

fatneck 27-02-08 08:59 PM
Re: Security.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ceri JC (Post 1428697)
Scratches, dents, mismatched paintwork, rust and fork pitting, fur on the engine, brown downpipe, layer of dirt all over it, old analogue clocks showing exceedingly high mileage, ripped seat, cracks in fairing panels, etc. :D
+1

:-)

yorkie_chris 28-02-08 12:23 AM
Re: Security.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ceri JC (Post 1428697)
Scratches, dents, mismatched paintwork, rust and fork pitting, fur on the engine, brown downpipe, layer of dirt all over it, old analogue clocks showing exceedingly high mileage, ripped seat, cracks in fairing panels, etc. :D
Duct tape is your friend

rictus01 28-02-08 12:47 AM
Re: Security.
 
Honda badge seems to work just fine on the CB :smt102







:mrgreen:

Cheers Mark.

Ceri JC 28-02-08 12:16 PM
Re: Security.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rictus01 (Post 1431688)
Honda badge seems to work just fine on the CB :smt102







:mrgreen:

Cheers Mark.
PMSL! Genuine lols :D


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