[jesseunvoas]

what brands do you sujest and how hard are they to install?

 

[929_adam]

i use the Brass Knuckles in my pocket brand.. its a great deterrent.

pretty sure you want lo-jack or something that can track where the bike goes, cuz it doesnt take long to make a bike dissapear.

 

[The Green Lantern]

i use a disc alarm,i just clamps to my brake rotors,thats temporarily until i have the cash for a scorpio

 

[jesseunvoas]

ive seen a brand calles thor have you guys heard anything good about this one?

 

[929_adam]

i use a disc alarm,i just clamps to my brake rotors,thats temporarily until i have the cash for a scorpio

bad thing about the rotor lock, if you forget that shit and ride away...your going down and leaving a nice mark in your forks or caliper.

i know people whove done this.

 

[The Green Lantern]

bad thing about the rotor lock, if you forget that shit and ride away...your going down and leaving a nice mark in your forks or caliper.

i know people whove done this.

ive got a cord that couples around my start button,to stop this from happening

 

[enrico vespa]

scorpion comes with a beeper

 

[jesseunvoas]

scorpion comes with a beeper

Beeper????

 

[The Green Lantern]

i think he means a proximity sensor

or a alarm pager then same kind they have with cars

 

[jesseunvoas]

ok yeah thats what i thought

 

[dogbreath]

The Road-Lok locks the rear wheel, so your bike stalls instead of falling over.
And it's more effective than the front caliper lock.

Unless the alarm you buy has a LONG RANGE beeper, go with lo-jack and mount it all somewhere good god damn down inside the bike and make the wires look like they're supposed to be there.

 

[jesseunvoas]

lo-jack..thats what its called?

 

[dogbreath]

Yes, lo-jack is the classic stolen vehicle tracking system. It hooks up into the cop's systems.

 

[enrico vespa]

Not speaking from experience, but lojack is a waste of time. Pros already go out with a sensor blocker that a cop can be right infront of you and it won't sense the lojack. Also in order to even find it, a car thats "equiped" with it, need to be in proximity of the lojack vehicle. Most places that chop are either underground garages or walls have a lead-liner so that blows as well.

If you want to spend the cash get one of these:

http://www.trackingtheworld.com/products.htm

There's different companies that offer different versions with different packages. There's one that sends a text mssg to your phone whenever the bike is moved. If you get cell service, you will know where your bike is. You call the cops and tell them exactly where your bike is as opposed to having a cop driving aimlessly looking for a lojack signal.

 

[jesseunvoas]

thanks man i'll research it a bit

also its not like im in LA or some ghetto although i think it is some days but i just want something that will go off if my bike is moved or someone sits on it or touches the ignition

 

[dogbreath]

Lojack uses cell phone signal now.

 

[The Green Lantern]

dude just get a scorpio alarm they kick ass have good range and they have a proximity sensor that you can set,plus they have the pager,,,that would your best buy dude check them out they are pimped and for the quality their cheap

 

[jesseunvoas]

ok i'll search for it

 

[The Green Lantern]

ah shit sorry bro i should have posted a link for you

 

[g-style street-fighter]

bad thing about the rotor lock, if you forget that shit and ride away...your going down and leaving a nice mark in your forks or caliper.

i know people whove done this.

Never as deep as the mark on their pride....... It's funny when that happens..

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