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    lol i thought about putting some kinda electrical current thru the seat or handle bars to do that sort of thing, i can just picture some twit coming up to do the vroom vroom thing and going, AHHH FUCK it bit me

    All the same, im getting an alarm in from the USA coz its relatively cheap. I'll post details when i know exactly what it is. Got the remote start in all (just for show), and a few other features, but i aint gonna go for a pager system at the moment. but may look that way in the future.

    Probably gonna get a disc lock with a warning device, and when money allows also a brake/throttle grip lock.

    Anyone keen to help me with the electrification of my handle grips???
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    Careful dude...

    In South Africa, one guy got pissed off with people continually stealing his car radio. So... He bolted it in bigtime, and attached numerous big fish hooks to the underneath of the radio, just out of sight. He came back to his car, to find the thief well and truly "caught", still stuck to the radio. In the end, the owner of the car/radio got done in court, and had to pay the thief!

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    Quote Originally Posted by StoneChucker
    In South Africa, one guy got pissed off with people continually stealing his car radio. So... He bolted it in bigtime, and attached numerous big fish hooks to the underneath of the radio, just out of sight. He came back to his car, to find the thief well and truly "caught", still stuck to the radio. In the end, the owner of the car/radio got done in court, and had to pay the thief!
    hahaha - and i beat that it was worth ever rand that he had to pay
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    Have you seen those autotazers ?, They're like a club lock but when they get disturbed they have visible current flowing through them and give a similar shock to an electric fence... I'm sure it would be easy to get a similar idea going on the handlebars.....

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    I had one on the RF and will fit it to the Bandit soon. Everything helps, it needs to have an immobiliser as well.
    A side benefit is that, if someone backs into your bike the alarm will warn you in time to inflict GBH.

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    Most theifs are dimwits, so I'll just stick a 'Beware of Dog' sticker to the side of my bike.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alarumba
    Most theifs are dimwits, so I'll just stick a 'Beware of Dog' sticker to the side of my bike.
    Just chain your dog to the bike. And only feed it when you leave for work/ride etc.

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    i reckon the brake lock with movement sensor alarm that locks the brake lever in against the go-fast twistie thing would be the way to go if you have to leave your bike - it's visible, loud, and responds to the bike being moved. my bike doesn't get too far away from me, and i live in a small town where everyone knows my bike, so i don't worry about an alarm.

    this one at motomail hasn't got an alarm on it, but for $100? cheap visible security
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    Oh yip, sweet.
    So lets see, an alarm with paging capabilities and proximity sensors, a disk lock, and instead of a remote start. Have a remote controlled explosive charge that you can manually disarm before riding. Got your napalm in the tank too.

    Muuuhahahahahaaaaaaaaaaa!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stinger
    I want one of those ones with a pager. Nobody listens to sirens, the thief can just keep on doing what they're doing and nobody gives a toss..... with a pager on the otherhand... somebody messes with your bike (maybe it's some kids jumping on it or something) and then I can come out with a large stick


    YUP, gotta get me one of those
    Sounds like a great idea anyone know where to score them?
    Stick one on the cage as well

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smorgen
    Sounds like a great idea anyone know where to score them?
    Stick one on the cage as well
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    Quote Originally Posted by gareth_d
    lol i thought about putting some kinda electrical current thru the seat or handle bars to do that sort of thing, i can just picture some twit coming up to do the vroom vroom thing and going, AHHH FUCK it bit me

    All the same, im getting an alarm in from the USA coz its relatively cheap. I'll post details when i know exactly what it is. Got the remote start in all (just for show), and a few other features, but i aint gonna go for a pager system at the moment. but may look that way in the future.

    Probably gonna get a disc lock with a warning device, and when money allows also a brake/throttle grip lock.

    Anyone keen to help me with the electrification of my handle grips???

    make little slots in you handel bars on the bottoms when you leave your bike leave little razor blades in the slots, its easy to do and there are no running costs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by texmo
    make little slots in you handel bars on the bottoms when you leave your bike leave little razor blades in the slots, its easy to do and there are no running costs.
    You are all sick twisted people and i love it... Especially love that poisionous gas, rocket seat, self dustruct idea.

    Anyone wanna get a patent and start a manufacturing company in my garage..??

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    Quote Originally Posted by StoneChucker
    Who would be stupid enough to take off without removing their disc-lock!?? I mean, I would NEVER do it the day or two after getting my sparkly new bike, oh no... And I would n..e.ve...r crack my front fairing in doing so, uh uh Ahh... experience, it's tough
    Yeh tell me about it. 6 times and counting.
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    You could try to fit one of those alarms they have on super yachts that emits an un audible high pitched sound and aparantly makes you vomit hehe

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