Best place to put an alarm LED on a Busa?

[haniooo]

Hey guys,

I would think the gas-tank is a nono!

But seriously, I am really stuck with where the best location of the alarm LED (note I need to drill an 8mm hole and thread the wiring to the location of the alarm box thingie, so also a factor the distance from the box and how many parts of my Busa I need to disassemble!).

Thanks for any input guys!

 

[1busa]

mount it on your innner dash fairing, easy and thin to drill and the dash panels will cover the wiring

 

[MLSDUKE1]

I agree ^

 

[twotonevert]

That is where I put mine, inner panel on the right side.

 

[dadofthree]

Yeah,

Put it on the right side because I'm opening up the left side to install my ignition switch and key

 

[frisbee]

Right like they said mine blinks nice and visiable

 

[The Big Red One]

My peremitor sensors kick butt on both my bikes alarm systems......nobody can get close enough to touch my bikes before they're being warned off. So I didn't see a need for the extra hassle of the led's and skipped'em

 

[lankeeyankee]

A blinking led is just a heads up for a thief. Saying hey I have an alarm so prepare before you steal me.
If I believed in alarms I think I would want a silent one and the flashing would be a muzzle flash and as far as a siren a gun shot sounds best.

 

[The Big Red One]

A blinking led is just a heads up for a thief. Saying hey I have an alarm so prepare before you steal me.
If I believed in alarms I think I would want a silent one and the flashing would be a muzzle flash and as far as a siren a gun shot sounds best.

Wow....good point Lankee, and one I never thought of...another reason I'm glad I left the led's off
Now that I've had alarms on both my big sportbikes I'll never be without them again. They have kept so many kids/adults from messing with my bikes over the years its unbelievable.....and have probaly saved my bikes from theft as well. I've even ordered a simple alarm I picked up on clearance for my dual sport....folks seem to to love to hang around that bike