Motorcycle alarms?
#31
12-07-2006, 03:06 AM
RE: Motorcycle alarms?
True I would imagine they of course have bolt cutters with them but not a bad idea at all. Could hire a group of bums you give them warm meals they'll die for that bike.
#32
12-07-2006, 04:43 AM
RE: Motorcycle alarms?
It is true, a good pair of bolt cutters could cut a chain. The idea is to make it as unappealing as posable to someone who wants to steal your bike. I don't care what you do put on an alarm, chain it, keep it in the garage, lo-jack; someone who wants it bad enough is going to get it. Anything you do to take up a thieves time is going to discourage them from that target. They don't want to linger in a place where they don't belong. The longer they are there the better the chance of their getting caught.
Although, my dad dose have a sign that reads " IF YOU ARE FOUND HERE AT NIGHT YOU WILL BE FOUND HERE IN THE MORNING", maybe I should get one of those.
Although, my dad dose have a sign that reads " IF YOU ARE FOUND HERE AT NIGHT YOU WILL BE FOUND HERE IN THE MORNING", maybe I should get one of those.
#34
12-11-2006, 11:15 PM
RE: Motorcycle alarms?
True Very True.
ORIGINAL: Rains
the chain is only used as a detterent, the alarm is 2nd line...
if a person is going to steal your bike, and really wants to, he will...
the chain is only used as a detterent, the alarm is 2nd line...
if a person is going to steal your bike, and really wants to, he will...
#37
12-13-2006, 09:00 AM
RE: Motorcycle alarms?
"IF YOU ARE FOUND HERE AT NIGHT YOU WILL BE FOUND HERE IN THE MORNING" LOL!!! love it!
ORIGINAL: shinobi636
It is true, a good pair of bolt cutters could cut a chain. The idea is to make it as unappealing as posable to someone who wants to steal your bike. I don't care what you do put on an alarm, chain it, keep it in the garage, lo-jack; someone who wants it bad enough is going to get it. Anything you do to take up a thieves time is going to discourage them from that target. They don't want to linger in a place where they don't belong. The longer they are there the better the chance of their getting caught.
Although, my dad dose have a sign that reads " IF YOU ARE FOUND HERE AT NIGHT YOU WILL BE FOUND HERE IN THE MORNING", maybe I should get one of those.
It is true, a good pair of bolt cutters could cut a chain. The idea is to make it as unappealing as posable to someone who wants to steal your bike. I don't care what you do put on an alarm, chain it, keep it in the garage, lo-jack; someone who wants it bad enough is going to get it. Anything you do to take up a thieves time is going to discourage them from that target. They don't want to linger in a place where they don't belong. The longer they are there the better the chance of their getting caught.
Although, my dad dose have a sign that reads " IF YOU ARE FOUND HERE AT NIGHT YOU WILL BE FOUND HERE IN THE MORNING", maybe I should get one of those.
#38
12-14-2006, 07:07 AM
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RE: Motorcycle alarms?
As I said before; go buy a Honda Rebel bike cover and put it on your bike. Heck, you'll be able to leave the keys in it and it'll still be there. LOL.
#40
12-15-2006, 05:17 AM
RE: Motorcycle alarms?
Lol, fu*king beautiful.
ORIGINAL: speedracer138
As I said before; go buy a Honda Rebel bike cover and put it on your bike. Heck, you'll be able to leave the keys in it and it'll still be there. LOL.
As I said before; go buy a Honda Rebel bike cover and put it on your bike. Heck, you'll be able to leave the keys in it and it'll still be there. LOL.
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