what the best ............

d4rlo · Nova Slayer Joined: 21 Jun 2006 Karma :

well what the best alame to put on my hyosung gt125 i really could do with some good alame and imoblizer and a good place to have it fitted in the west midlands............................

firefox · World Chat Champion Joined: 20 Oct 2005 Karma :

alarm ?, go for well known makes dont think oh thats cheap it will do the same job, oxford, datatool ect

d4rlo · Nova Slayer Joined: 21 Jun 2006 Karma :

yes sorry alarm im a shit speller lol

edd · Nearly there... Joined: 06 Jul 2005 Karma :

Id disagree with that entirely, get a cheap alarm as they arent any use for long term protection. I have ridden bikes with expensive alarms before and they have invariably been either completely shite, or no better than one of the £20 ones off ebay. If you want an alarm get a cheap one, and spend the rest of your money on an Almax series 3 chain and lock. The chain will actually stop theives so it is more important to spend money on that than an alarm whichonly serves to alert you that your bike has been touched.
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firefox · World Chat Champion Joined: 20 Oct 2005 Karma :

well my cheap one off ebay 30 quid screwed up in no time and stopped the whole bike working ! my new oxford gsi 100 or something hasnt broke once.

element · World Chat Champion Joined: 23 Jan 2006 Karma :

personally I wouldnt bother with an alarm. People ignore them anyways and its completely useless when thieves cut the battery wires and wheel/lift your bike away.

What security do you have at the minute? If none id buy a fairly decent chain+lock first..

Just a thought and costs next to nothing... add a switch in between the positive wire directly off the battery so when the switch is off there is no power to run the bike. Sorta like a hidden kill switch Smile

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ncrn · World Chat Champion Joined: 24 May 2006 Karma :

ive got a datatool alarm, and if you cut the battery lines, the alarm will use its own battery and make a hell of a lot of noise (as i found out trying to re-move my battery)

its a good alarm, it'll be handy if im in ear shot of my bike and something happens, otherwise wont do much i guess, although was hillarious when my mate sat on it when i was walking up to the bike, the alarm went up and i have never seen him jump so high (was also impressed considering he was on the bike)