 KingKong Crazy Courier

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 LordShaftesbu... World Chat Champion

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 Posted: 07:58 - 02 Jul 2012 Post subject: Re: Is this Alarm Worth it? |
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That's not your usual alarm as it has no siren. I think it looks like a good idea (especially as in addition to texting you it can be used to roughly locate your bike should it be stolen), but it's still a little bit too expensive for me. If you do get it you should still combine it with an alarm/immobiliser.
The Cyclone alarms are less than £30 and have both alarm and immobiliser functions. Personally I think the immobiliser function is the most valuable out of the 3.
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 neil. World Chat Champion

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https://www.motorbikealarm.co.uk/node/27
Has a microwave sensor to detect people before they touch the bike and a pager with supposed range of 3 miles, and is cheaper than the Datatool.  ____________________ CBT February 2008 | A2 June 2008 | Yamaha YBR125 (written off) | Honda CBF125 (current) |
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 KingKong Crazy Courier

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 Posted: 22:50 - 02 Jul 2012 Post subject: |
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Cheers, peeps.
Like the read of the pager alarm, though I'm a little skeptical as the communication effectiveness of the pager's proximity and battery life. Will consider it strongly, nevertheless.
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Past - 2016 Ninja 300 (dark grey); K4 GSXR 600 (sexy yellow); 2002 CBR600FS; 2004 GSXR 1000; 2006 Kwak 636; 2005 Yamaha XVS 1100 Dragstar (facepalm); 2005 Kwak 636; 2011 Yamaha R125. |
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