New member of stolen saddlebag club
#71
04-28-2013 | 10:19 PM
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We actually are looking to work with a company that makes a gps recovering system that works on bikes, cars, PWC's, and boats in case the whole thing gets stolen.
You're right, though - a torx screw and wrench is not gonna stop the whole ride from being taken.
You're right, though - a torx screw and wrench is not gonna stop the whole ride from being taken.
I heard that they do fairly well, if you can get to them soon enough.
#72
04-28-2013 | 10:22 PM
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This company is good all over North America and the Caribbean. It's a different type system, much smaller, and faster in the recovery.
Cheaper, too!
#73
04-29-2013 | 07:25 AM
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Be sure to let your LOYAL customers know when you get the bike security system.
#75
04-29-2013 | 07:36 AM
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I"m doing several thing to my bike, I purchased the Brukus latch system, my bike didn't have a security system, so I'm installing an aftermarket system, also putting in a Harley remote, so I can hit the button, and it sets the alarm, and locks down the ignition.
My security system has a paging system, so when It's bumped I get the page.
I installed two radio shack sirens under the swing arm so when activated the siren goes off, along with my lights.
Ain't no guarantee, but at least it will stop the novice thieves.
My security system has a paging system, so when It's bumped I get the page.
I installed two radio shack sirens under the swing arm so when activated the siren goes off, along with my lights.
Ain't no guarantee, but at least it will stop the novice thieves.
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