I'm thinking of springing for a siren, too. Me and Dan Wesson can get there in time, maybe. [:@]

 

Get the pager. It will beep and vibrate to let you know if your bike is moved. It is very sensitive and works if someone stands your bike up from the kickstand. I know, my friends screwed around with me during Laconia bike week when I was in my room. I think I made it outside in about 3 seconds flat to see WTF was going on with my bike. LOL!

 

I have an audio siren on mine, but it will only go off if you try to start the ignition or stand it upright. Hubby's is way cooler... If you get with in a few inches of it, even just brush by it .. it will give off a few warning chirps. The chirps will intensify the closer you get. If you touch it, go to sit on it, or even try to move it, then you will get the full blast! It's great fun watching from afar. People really have no idea what sets it off. It takes them a few minutes before they realize THEY are too close and THEY are setting it off. Too funny! But it works ... no one would even get close to sitting their butt on it.

 

I think everyone is failing to mention that the siren won't make your alarm any more sensitive. It still won't go off unless someone lifts the bike off the stand. It won't go off if someone sits on the bike.It won't go off if someone messes with the bags.The stock alarm system ispretty useless.

 

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You can set the Harley siren Sensitivity and loudness...so It'll go off with a nudge... They work real good and also shut off the FI....Mines loudas Sheit....

 

Any chance yours is an '06 or earlier?07's don't have any sensitivity adjustment. Don't know about 08's

 

Trotter.. how do you do that?

 

Mine are 04 05 06 07 08 .... Go to the dealer and see if they have any instruction sheets out of the kit and read the instructions for set up....

 

Our English models have the siren as standard. Thealarm chirps if you move the bars or rock the bike, sort of "dont furk with me" style. Then a full blown blast if you try to move the bike without the fob.