Using Hells Angel logo ?
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06-08-2006, 07:31 PM
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RE: Using Hells Angel logo ?
ORIGINAL: CoolChrome
Ok im trying to figure how to slow thieves down...
Ok im trying to figure how to slow thieves down...
rice rockets are stolen more then Harley davidson. I am well insured, if some one wants to steal it they can take the damn thing! I will not put up a fight for it. My life is worth more then steel, nut , bolts and gas and it can be replaced. I can not be!
this website has some interesting numbers
http://www.cycleprotect.com/index.cfm?action=stats
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06-08-2006, 08:34 PM
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RE: Using Hells Angel logo ?
Any bike that has a club logo is also considered property of that club. If you are not a member of that club and you got their logo or flag on your bike forget about it being stolen as you have just given it away to that club. That goes for your ol lady and anything else you got the logo on.............BG
#55
06-08-2006, 08:41 PM
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RE: Using Hells Angel logo ?
When I lived in Phoenix, I had a 2x2 1/2 inch steel plate that was used for target practice. After .223, .308 and a few .50 cals tore up the metal, the piece of art was proudly displayed, in an artistic way, adjacent to my front walk way. Everyone that came to my house saw it.
I never had any problems. Can it be attributed to the bullet riddled plate or not? I don't know.
It looked cool and it was a beware of owner statement ...
I never had any problems. Can it be attributed to the bullet riddled plate or not? I don't know.
It looked cool and it was a beware of owner statement ...
#56
06-08-2006, 10:59 PM
RE: Using Hells Angel logo ?
my advice for what its worth, if your that worried about your bike being boosted to go through some of the measures your willing to go through .......its time to move!
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RE: Using Hells Angel logo ?
ORIGINAL: ultravista
When I lived in Phoenix, I had a 2x2 1/2 inch steel plate that was used for target practice. After .223, .308 and a few .50 cals tore up the metal, the piece of art was proudly displayed, in an artistic way, adjacent to my front walk way. Everyone that came to my house saw it.
I never had any problems. Can it be attributed to the bullet riddled plate or not? I don't know.
It looked cool and it was a beware of owner statement ...
When I lived in Phoenix, I had a 2x2 1/2 inch steel plate that was used for target practice. After .223, .308 and a few .50 cals tore up the metal, the piece of art was proudly displayed, in an artistic way, adjacent to my front walk way. Everyone that came to my house saw it.
I never had any problems. Can it be attributed to the bullet riddled plate or not? I don't know.
It looked cool and it was a beware of owner statement ...
What kind of drawing was on the 2x2 ? a painted body or was it circles in circles ?
But you just gave me an idea...
Maybe just a written sign, presuming thieves know how to read ...
What about CITY COP logo ? Do they steal cops bikes too ?
#58
06-09-2006, 12:16 AM
RE: Using Hells Angel logo ?
ORIGINAL: CoolChrome
Ok im trying to figure how to slow thieves down...
Motion sensor, noisy junks on the ground, chains, multiple alarms...
The only thing i havent tried is using a Hells Angel flag.
What happen if you use the Hells Angel logo and leave it on your parked bike ?
Ok im trying to figure how to slow thieves down...
Motion sensor, noisy junks on the ground, chains, multiple alarms...
The only thing i havent tried is using a Hells Angel flag.
What happen if you use the Hells Angel logo and leave it on your parked bike ?
How about an inflateable decoy bike, like they did with fighters in WW2.
That'll work.
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06-09-2006, 01:24 AM
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RE: Using Hells Angel logo ?
ORIGINAL: CoolChrome
What kind of drawing was on the 2x2 ? a painted body or was it circles in circles ?
But you just gave me an idea...
Maybe just a written sign, presuming thieves know how to read ...
What about CITY COP logo ? Do they steal cops bikes too ?
ORIGINAL: ultravista
When I lived in Phoenix, I had a 2x2 1/2 inch steel plate that was used for target practice. After .223, .308 and a few .50 cals tore up the metal, the piece of art was proudly displayed, in an artistic way, adjacent to my front walk way. Everyone that came to my house saw it.
I never had any problems. Can it be attributed to the bullet riddled plate or not? I don't know.
It looked cool and it was a beware of owner statement ...
When I lived in Phoenix, I had a 2x2 1/2 inch steel plate that was used for target practice. After .223, .308 and a few .50 cals tore up the metal, the piece of art was proudly displayed, in an artistic way, adjacent to my front walk way. Everyone that came to my house saw it.
I never had any problems. Can it be attributed to the bullet riddled plate or not? I don't know.
It looked cool and it was a beware of owner statement ...
What kind of drawing was on the 2x2 ? a painted body or was it circles in circles ?
But you just gave me an idea...
Maybe just a written sign, presuming thieves know how to read ...
What about CITY COP logo ? Do they steal cops bikes too ?
This is at least the 2nd thread you've started on bike security.
I wannabe a HA...I wannabe a cop...what gives?
Chill...get insurance or sell your bike and buy a Yugo.
I'd have an ulcer if I worried as much as you.