they don-t steal harleys anymore, only crotch rockets, knothing will pertect it if they want it its theres like everyone says keep ins paid, locks are good to keep kids away, but the pro will get it

 

I'm sure he's kind of smelly by now.

 

You must have been real bored to bring up a 2.5 year old thread to comment on, I'm guessing?

 

Your mom will do what for chocolate chip cookies??!!?? Just sayin..

 

Park it by a nicer bike.

 

Pull forward into the parking space, I don’t have reverse!

 

i think the best solution, from personal experience, is to lay the bike on it's side. it will be too much work to steal. at least i think it's tough to stand up a dresser once it is laid down.

 

Not sure about anyone else, but I had the dealer put lowjack on my bike. Also when it is sitting I try to stay within sight of the bike. Like a few other said my worries are in the garage when at work. Lowjack will email,call,text 5 numbers to make sure I know were my bike is.

 

O and I saw that dog up on craigslist for adoption. They said they could not afford to fed him anymore. That dog must eat a **** load of food....LOL

 

Man, I'm glad I live where I live. I turn my ignition off and lock the forks and walk away. At that point, I stop worrying.

Last summer, I went out of town for three days, left the bike in the driveway. When I got home, I noticed that the ignition was unlocked. Anybody could have just jumped on, turned it on, and drove away.

Canada rocks.........sometimes.....