beret alarm system remote start wiring

hondakawasaki · Nova Slayer Joined: 03 Jan 2013 Karma :

hello all

so bought a beret alarm system with remote start for my drz400sm Cool

just wondering if anyone has ever wired one up to a their bike?

im not completely stupid and have a rough idea how to wire it to my bike

heres a diagram i made can any electrical experts let me no if im on the right track Rolling Eyes

thanks for the help
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talkToTheHat · World Chat Champion Joined: 21 Feb 2012 Karma :

Have you contemplated the insecurity implications of this? Your bike will now start without a key. Is it now several times easier to hotwire?
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hondakawasaki · Nova Slayer Joined: 03 Jan 2013 Karma :

The alarm system is also a imobiliser, how would it make my bike easier to rob?

CaNsA · Super Spammer Joined: 02 Jan 2008 Karma :

remote start is for idiots and posers.

which one are you?

It's ok to be both, just not on this forum.

talkToTheHat · World Chat Champion Joined: 21 Feb 2012 Karma :

You have removed the need for a physical token, that is your key. An immobiliser requires an extra piece of information, a signal from a transponder, in order to activate the ignition. By removing the requirement for a key you are trusting in the security of one device. A attacker with a few bits of radio equipment and a laptop with the right software may well be able to intercept and use your key. Modern equipment for this is small enough to be wearable and concealable.

Furthermore if you have bypassed your key system with electronics that are easily accessed by removing a side panel or seat, it is likely that you have made the vehicle easier to hotwire.

You may also have invalidated your insurance by removing the most basic level of security.

Anyone waiting for the 'oops, bike was in gear when I tried the remote start' post with anticipation, and gifs of folding chairs and popcorn?

Cheap alarms may keep cats, children and photo-seeking tourists away from your motorcycle and annoy your neighbours, a cheap immobiliser will most likely immobilise when you least need it to, and anything that increases the complexity of starting or stopping the bike will bite you in the ass.
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