this cheap alarm looks ok

**The_Dover** · 5th December 2005, 21:28

Hey you fags, lay off Gaylander,

He's Maurice and Me's bitch!

**skidMark** · 5th December 2005, 22:06

Originally Posted by danb

Might be interested in a bulk buy if they do such things.
One question - where would you put the main unit of it? - The seat on CBR's is easy to get off to kill it.

put it under a fairing somewhere or maybe under your tank the box aint very big maybe the size of a big cigerette packet? 12cm x 3cm x 10ish? :S

**danb** · 5th December 2005, 22:49

Originally Posted by markauckland

put it under a fairing somewhere or maybe under your tank the box aint very big maybe the size of a big cigerette packet? 12cm x 3cm x 10ish? :S

Under the tank sounds good but... wont that get to hot? Especially when you have stopped after a long run.

**Lou Girardin** · 6th December 2005, 07:28

Before you all jump in buying these things, it'll also pay to find out if they still use 'normally closed' immobiliser relays. If so, it means that cutting the power to the unit will allow the bike to be started. That means, snip one wire and ride away.

**scumdog** · 6th December 2005, 11:48

Originally Posted by Lou Girardin

Before you all jump in buying these things, it'll also pay to find out if they still use 'normally closed' immobiliser relays. If so, it means that cutting the power to the unit will allow the bike to be started. That means, snip one wire and ride away.

In which case i suggest WINJA buys one

**skidMark** · 6th December 2005, 12:18

Originally Posted by Lou Girardin

Before you all jump in buying these things, it'll also pay to find out if they still use 'normally closed' immobiliser relays. If so, it means that cutting the power to the unit will allow the bike to be started. That means, snip one wire and ride away.

thats true oops forgot bout that ummm

hide the wire ...

just slows them down and anything to slow them down and draw attention is a good thing ... and also just use your imagination guys i mean theres so many places on a bike to hide it where it wouldnt get hot...i mean theres no point us all sitting on here going oh well put them here ... you never know whose watching ...and the last thing we want is them all knowing where we stash our alarms ...gotta be careful wat u let on about fellas

**Coyote** · 6th December 2005, 12:47

Originally Posted by markauckland

thats true oops forgot bout that ummm

hide the wire ...

just slows them down and anything to slow them down and draw attention is a good thing ...

Well then we may aswell just get cardboard boxes with wires coming out so it appears like there is a security system on board

**danb** · 6th December 2005, 12:51

Originally Posted by markauckland

thats true oops forgot bout that ummm

hide the wire ...

just slows them down and anything to slow them down and draw attention is a good thing ... and also just use your imagination guys i mean theres so many places on a bike to hide it where it wouldnt get hot...i mean theres no point us all sitting on here going oh well put them here ... you never know whose watching ...and the last thing we want is them all knowing where we stash our alarms ...gotta be careful wat u let on about fellas

Cant the admins lock this tread so Members only can read it?

**skidMark** · 6th December 2005, 12:51

hey ive already got one im just supplying what i know apparently you can get relay type things which detects when the wires been cut and immobilizes the bike anyway dunno where to get them though just know they exist...somewhere

**TONO** · 6th December 2005, 12:58

I just use an alarmed disc lock by XENA simple to use and noisy enough (120db) to wake the neighbours

...............prick of a thing to get off,

and imobilises your bike,

can use it in the street as well.

Also have a fuckin big dog who doesnt like visiters when I'm not home.

Brought mine direct from the USA over the net for about $20 less than the NZ ones(landed) because the agent fucked around.:slap:

**Lou Girardin** · 6th December 2005, 13:13

Originally Posted by markauckland

hey ive already got one im just supplying what i know apparently you can get relay type things which detects when the wires been cut and immobilizes the bike anyway dunno where to get them though just know they exist...somewhere

They exist in most name brand alarms.

**raster** · 6th December 2005, 14:57

Originally Posted by Lou Girardin

Before you all jump in buying these things, it'll also pay to find out if they still use 'normally closed' immobiliser relays. If so, it means that cutting the power to the unit will allow the bike to be started. That means, snip one wire and ride away.

Hide the wires, if your really paranoid add your own relay.