Theft Protection
- Thread starter goblinsix
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Chaining the bike to a solid immovable source is a good idea too, and of course there are other options!
Ya know, that's what I love about you guys - you're our best salesmen...I don't have to do anything except sit back and watch. That's awesome. Your paychecks are in the mail!
Thanks Daryl! I dont chain my bike to anything, I use a two way paging alarm and a Roadlok! Beyond that, I keep my premiums with State Farm up to date. 
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Thanks Daryl! I dont chain my bike to anything, I use a two way paging alarm and a Roadlok! Beyond that, I keep my premiums with State Farm up to date.
+1 RoadLok is primary in addition to a two way (Scorpio) paging alarm. In addition I will throw a disc lock on the front and I also have the enhance LoJack since I have good coverage here. But you have to remember that nothing will deter a determined and well prepared thief so keep your bike insured and premiums up to date.
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If the thief has a little time and opportunity your bike is a gonner. I would go with two bikes (thick) cabled not chained together when going on bike events, cables takes longer to cut. If I'm home I would cable the bike on something permanent or keep it corraled by a vehicle along with a pager. Disc locks will buy time, but all you need is a skateboard or a furniture roller with a minivan and the bike is history. Having insurance is a good thing, but you will never get the time, effort, and parts that you put in not to mention the insurance check is never enough.
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Too scared Blanca doesnt like dark parking lots !
I Have a Kryptonite NY disc lock . I use it even if I am in Mickey Ds and can see her.
Just dont have good luck and no way would I leave her in a lot overnight.
100% sure she would be gone. Between So Florida and again my luck......
...Like Muhatma she would be Gandhi !
I Have a Kryptonite NY disc lock . I use it even if I am in Mickey Ds and can see her.
Just dont have good luck and no way would I leave her in a lot overnight.
100% sure she would be gone. Between So Florida and again my luck......
...Like Muhatma she would be Gandhi !
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i tie a piece of fishing line from the bike to my tent or hammock, and im a light sleeper.
i take a trip or two, every year, and i usually don't worry about it. just use your best judgment on where to leave your machine, and hope your karma is good.
i hope i didn't just jinx myself
i take a trip or two, every year, and i usually don't worry about it. just use your best judgment on where to leave your machine, and hope your karma is good.
i hope i didn't just jinx myself
Gen II is front, Gen I is back. Click on the site sponsor RoadLok, all the info is there.
He had some berringer calipers a while back with built in road lock for gen2 fronts. It was pricey but very cool. Upgraded calipers + theft detterent.
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1. RoadLok - see above.
2. Bike alarm - Scorpio i900 is very popular with members here:
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3. A Bike Lock was mentioned - you have a lot to choose from:
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4. Consider a cover when you travel. Out of sight, out of mind.
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Yes, it even fits inside the hump.
5. And when all else fails...
2. Bike alarm - Scorpio i900 is very popular with members here:
Buy Now: Buy Now: Scorpio Motorcycle Alarms for Bikes Security System | Pashnit Moto
3. A Bike Lock was mentioned - you have a lot to choose from:
Buy Now: Motorcycle Locks: OnGuard Disc Locks, U-Locks, Cable Locks | PashnitMoto.com
4. Consider a cover when you travel. Out of sight, out of mind.
Buy Now: Geza Motorcycle Cover Geza Gear Bike Cover Gza Geeza | Pashnit Moto Products
Yes, it even fits inside the hump.
5. And when all else fails...
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