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ANTI-THEFT SECURITY
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Orange Spyder Man
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get insurance... or leave it in YOUR garage.. there is nothing that cannot be stolen..
osm
osm
I realise, but sometimes you can't leave it in the garage. When touring/on holiday etc. I was just interested. I'd carry my Almax chain in a tail pack and attach the bike to a lamppost via the frame.
mastertek2000
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dad always told me a lock only keeps a honest man honest LOL
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Nothing is safe from a determined thief. That said, let em have it. I got insurance for that. :thumbup:
CanAmChris
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If someone really wants your bike, it will be gone.
I just do the normal things when away from home. Lock the steering. Park it under a light (light is like kryptonite for most scumbags), if you staying in a motel, park it as close to your room window as you can and open the window if you can.
I don't bother with brake disk / wheel locks and such. If the RF chip (key) isn't in range, it shouldn't even be able to be started. Even if someone knows how to hot wire it, they would have to rip off the tupperware to do it.
Also, dragging an 850lb machine onto a flatbed is not done quietly unless it is on grass or mud.
I used to worry about this when I first got my RS-S but now I just pay my insurance premium.
I just do the normal things when away from home. Lock the steering. Park it under a light (light is like kryptonite for most scumbags), if you staying in a motel, park it as close to your room window as you can and open the window if you can.
I don't bother with brake disk / wheel locks and such. If the RF chip (key) isn't in range, it shouldn't even be able to be started. Even if someone knows how to hot wire it, they would have to rip off the tupperware to do it.
Also, dragging an 850lb machine onto a flatbed is not done quietly unless it is on grass or mud.
I used to worry about this when I first got my RS-S but now I just pay my insurance premium.
In northern European countries, theft insurance is mandatory, I think. In UK, at least, the minimum cover you get is 'third party, fire and theft'. If I was parking one of these outside (and most people don't have garages), I wouldn't sleep unless it was attached to an immovable object by a chain which could not be manually boltcropped.
SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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when i did a cbs clip with aaa we both stated wheel locks are a theft deterrent. they will slow the thief down and make noise
so that someone may see what is happening. nothing stops theft. as i said on tv make sure you have insurance to cover any
type of theft if you are worried. on my :spyder2: i have full coverage all the way through but probably not enough for the farkles.
Oh & the most important thing is the DMWMS decal to ward off theft, vandalism and bad juju.
so that someone may see what is happening. nothing stops theft. as i said on tv make sure you have insurance to cover any
type of theft if you are worried. on my :spyder2: i have full coverage all the way through but probably not enough for the farkles.
Oh & the most important thing is the DMWMS decal to ward off theft, vandalism and bad juju.
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