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    come onman its not a hard thig to do my 16y/0 bro did this for his car outside even managed to get the loop on a hinge one so it can be folede down when theres no car there ect. You can buy the abbus ones from mitre ten and just a dyna bolt and a quick weld of the head to the pate and hey presto done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikkel View Post
    Get comprehensive insurance cover...
    Quote Originally Posted by 1200custom View Post
    as long as you have insurance youll be sweet
    Quote Originally Posted by renegade master View Post
    Best protection agaisnt thieves - insurance.
    Spend two years building up your custom Harley and see how much comfort insurance gives you... they'll give you some money, big fucking deal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by imdying View Post
    Spend two years building up your custom Harley and see how much comfort insurance gives you... they'll give you some money, big fucking deal.
    Indeed. But it would be worthwhile considering the fact that your bike will get stolen if someone wants it badly enough before you spend two years and a load of money on building your custom.

    I know, it's not a perfect world. But the queues at the complaints hotline at the department of creation are fairly long...
    It is preferential to refrain from the utilisation of grandiose verbiage in the circumstance that your intellectualisation can be expressed using comparatively simplistic lexicological entities. (...such as the word fuck.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by sAsLEX View Post
    Keep this chained to it slightly hungry.


    I thought Fatjim's wife already had a job...

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    As others have said, if thieves know it's there and they know how to get at it they can steal it. So you make a theft as time consuming as possible without actually deterring yourself from using the bike. Security is usually a trade off against convenience. I have twice seen bikes chained to the living room floor and I'd be tempted to do that myself if there weren't bloody steps everywhere.

    One thing that doesn't seem to have been mentioned: never park the bike in front of the house or where it is easily viewed from off the section.
    The less people that are aware it's there the better.
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    Thanks for all the good advice. I have ordered an XN15 disc lock, a heavy Kryptonite chain, and a floor anchor. That, plus comprehensive insurance, is all that I can do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TrooperHarley View Post
    a heavy Kryptonite chain
    Kryptonite is oldskool. Use Unobtanium.

    DB

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    Quote Originally Posted by DangerousBastard View Post
    Kryptonite is oldskool. Use Unobtanium.

    DB
    Must be made by Suzuki - half my XN85 seems to be made of the stuff!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Dan View Post
    Do you know of any retailers in NZ that sell those tamper proof concrete bolts? (google did not show any)

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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    Must be made by Suzuki - half my XN85 seems to be made of the stuff!!
    Seems Unobtanium isn't that new really. My '89 ZXR250A has a fair amount of componentry made from this stuff as well.

    I'd like to make a case for claymore mines as well. If they manage to breach the security measures at least they won't make away with the bike alive.
    Alternatively a 0.5 kg lump of C4 contained in the fuel tank rigged with a remote trigger would also be a nasty nasty surprise for the new "owner".
    The professional thieves would often be doing it as a contract hit...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikkel View Post
    Alternatively a 0.5 kg lump of C4 contained in the fuel tank rigged with a remote trigger would also be a nasty nasty surprise for the new "owner".
    yeah, would bring a whole new reality to "ownage".

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    I used to sabotage my bike.
    Didn't use explosives, just undid subtle, crucial components such as brakes or axles. Any theif probably wouldn't notice....

    Don't do it anymore due to forgetting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by koba View Post
    I used to sabotage my bike.
    Didn't use explosives, just undid subtle, crucial components such as brakes or axles. Any theif probably wouldn't notice....

    Don't do it anymore due to forgetting.
    Probably a good thing to stop doing if you start forgetting about it.
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    don't use chain.. bolt cutters will cut it if they are big enough.. wheather low or high tensile...
    Use wire cable.. bolt cutter won't cut it as it flatens under pressure...
    Bolt cutters don't cut... They apply enough pressure to make the steel
    burst apart... on the thin wires of a cable once it flattens they are unable
    to apply enough pressure to reach the burst point of the wires...

    I know some will not beleave.... get a bit of cable and try...

    But if they have a battrey angle grinder handy.... bad luck
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    Hope you haven't been spending the time since the previous post trying to cut the cable?
    Keep on chooglin'

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