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Which Motorcycle Alarm?
How much should I spend on an alarm for my pointy 650? I've seen they range from about £20 to hundreds, are the more expensive ones much better?
Can anyone recommend me an alarm? Am currently looking at this one: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Universal-...item2321b41ff6 It's very cheap, but is it worth spending more than this? |
Re: Which Motorcycle Alarm?
An alarm is only as good as the person who is going to get stuck in to prevent it being removed.
Ground anchors a chain and lock plus a disc lock with built in alarm is a better plan. |
Re: Which Motorcycle Alarm?
A chain... :)
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I already have a chain and a disc lock. This is an addition to above
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I would go to great lengths to avoid having an alarm because I hate them.
Spend the money on petrol and keep moving. |
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last thing you want is to be stuck in the middle of Ireland with a bike that wont start due to your alarm failing. mechanical security is more effective than an alarm IMHO. As Kenzie said, get yourself a Xena(or similar) alarmed disc lock and a decent chain.
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Aftermarket alarms seem to only stop the owners riding away!!!
Xena disk lock with alarm gets my vote. (Stops you riding away with it still on too, tested!!! ) |
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i have a simple wah wah alarm. due to the fact i'm never more than 100yds away from my bike.
if a thief wants it they will take it. simples. |
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As others have already said...
Xena (or similar) alarmed disk lock. |
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