Bike security - GPS tracker, motion security alarm, locks, etc.
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Re: Bike security - GPS tracker, motion security alarm, locks, etc.
6 years 4 months ago
GPS, whether personal tracking or serviced / cops, sounds a very sensible investment given the value of the bike.
If it's going to take you much more than a couple of minutes to get to your bike (after hearing an alarm or getting motion / tamper warning text) then the worry is it could be in a van and away.
By cameras Stan, do you mean a wireless one mounted on a nearby lamp-post or similar?
Do you ever have the chance to rent a local car-garage (domestic type)?
If it's going to take you much more than a couple of minutes to get to your bike (after hearing an alarm or getting motion / tamper warning text) then the worry is it could be in a van and away.
By cameras Stan, do you mean a wireless one mounted on a nearby lamp-post or similar?
Do you ever have the chance to rent a local car-garage (domestic type)?
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1999 K1200LT - now sold, I like them however was nearly as big as my X5 but no faster.
1999 K1200LT - now sold, I like them however was nearly as big as my X5 but no faster.
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6 years 4 months ago
Yes, a remote camera with motion alert. I think there are some with a SIM card connecting to internet.
Garage is just too expensive.
Garage is just too expensive.
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6 years 4 months ago
Sounds an interesting option.
Presumably would have to be battery powered?
Wifi might also be a comm's option if close enough?
I guess either way you must test the signal (GSM or Wifi) in the actual spots you consider the camera, to ensure you don't end up in a blind spot.
Are your two other bikes in the same place?
Chaining all 3 together would be a hell of a deterrent!
Presumably would have to be battery powered?
Wifi might also be a comm's option if close enough?
I guess either way you must test the signal (GSM or Wifi) in the actual spots you consider the camera, to ensure you don't end up in a blind spot.
Are your two other bikes in the same place?
Chaining all 3 together would be a hell of a deterrent!
1979 KZ1300 A1
1999 K1200LT - now sold, I like them however was nearly as big as my X5 but no faster.
1999 K1200LT - now sold, I like them however was nearly as big as my X5 but no faster.
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6 years 4 months agoStanG wrote: Yes, a remote camera with motion alert. I think there are some with a SIM card connecting to internet.
Garage is just too expensive.
Sometimes CTC, Bass Pro or Carballo's have these trail camera's they can be fitted with a sim card on sale. ( a buddy of mine uses a few of these to monitor his property for security
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Re: Bike security - GPS tracker, motion security alarm, locks, etc.
6 years 4 months ago
Modern tech is great ! Nothing wrong with some simple deterrents, either.
A "latch-bar" stops the bike from being "bumped" off the center-stand.
A "latch-bar" stops the bike from being "bumped" off the center-stand.
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Re: Bike security - GPS tracker, motion security alarm, locks, etc.
6 years 4 months ago
So many things to consider...
Unfortunately the high tech solutions are costly. Simple solutions are best as first step.
Unfortunately the high tech solutions are costly. Simple solutions are best as first step.
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