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Old 10-12-2009, 10:41 AM
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Great write up. Have to put the radio shack siren on the bagger onbe of these days. this makes it much easier.
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Only negative I found: The HD siren has a backup, in case somebody cuts the battery power. However, I'm of mind that if somebody wants my bike bad enough, they are going to get it with or without a Radio Shack or HD siren.
I figure nobody is going to assume you have a RS siren and won't cut the wire thinking it is standard HD, and even if they knew it they likely wouldn't know it has no power backup. At any rate you still have the ignition lock feature, so if they cut the wire you aren't any worse off than without the siren.
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Great post, its time that I head to Radio Shack and get this setup for my 08 Ultra.
Thanks for the info
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great write up something to do on the next rainy weekend day!
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Thanks for the great writeup. Going to install one myself.
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