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Old 05-16-2010, 10:07 AM
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With your set up--keep good insurance with gap. If it was my bike I would be looking for a secure place to park it. Living room first--garage second---secure storage building last. Only place my HD's sleep is inside. Only place they are parked is where I can see them or someone watching them almost all the time. Sounds paranoid but I will make stealing my stuff difficult so that thieves either target someone easier or pay. I am not just going to give them my property or make it easy.
 
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Get some of these.

and plant some of these..
 
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EFP boobytrap device...and dog.

When home, firearm.

Insurance.
 
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Sig makes some nice security hardware.
 
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How about a little sign you can hang on the sissy bar? I offer the following suggestions:

"$5000.00 REWARD for the thumbs of anyone stealing this bike"

"PRIVATE PROPERTY. KEEP OFF. Thieves will never be found"
 
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Old 05-16-2010, 10:37 PM
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Thinking hard about running live electricity to mine. Not sure if it would hurt it though, 120 volts on it live. Losing two ATVs was a real pisser. Losing my late Fathers Sporty , I just can't fathom it. Need to get off my **** and finish up my shop building, then I can rest a little bit easier.
 
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Best deterant is a loud alarm backed up with a Xena disc brake alarm. They are very sensitive and scream bloody murder as soon as bike is bumped. About $80 but worth it!!! I put the disc lock on all the time and scared heck out of a couple friends, good for a laugh.
 
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you can get a fastener concreted into the floor of the carport and the dealers sell high quality chain locks,still if they want it they will get it!! leave a sign saying worst harley ever made!! haha, seriously i didnt nt know 06s were supposed to be bad,whats the fault??is that the year they went 96ci?
 
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Originally Posted by RHPAW
Ramp that goes to the living room.
Nailed it. Throw a piece of plywood down and park it inside.
 
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Well...we could talk about this all day...I had LoJack before and let me tell you. DO NOT waste your money..what a joke that was. Insurance only pays so much and then watch it go UP once you are forced to file a claim after paying insurance premiums for years & years. Locks & chains are not much good as a good set of bolt cutters will take care of those. I had that and loJack on my bike and who knows where it is now.
I found something that works for me and I feel pretty good about it. I have a GPS Tracker that tells me when my bike gets moved or tampered with....very small, almost undetectable and easy to install. Works great so wanted to share my bad & good experiences. Here is a link to LoJack's coverage area....( bad experience ) and this is a good example of WHY...... here is a link to a map of that coverage that shows also the tracker that I have....good luck but don't take my word for it..do your research...thats what I did to come up with the Find It Now tracker AFTER I lost $20,000 with LoJack...

https://store.lojack.com/content.asp...ntCoverageArea

http://finditnowusa.com/compare.asp
 
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