Aftermarket security system.
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: May 2010
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From: So California
Lock it bike to bike or to a non-removable object.
Rotor locks. Just remember to remove them before trying to ride, roll it off.
LoJack can help recover the bike if stolen if you are in their coverage area.
http://www.lojack.com/
GPS Tracking devices. Again, only helps recover the stolen bike.
http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/gp...e-logging.html
If they want it bad enough, they're stealing it. Try to make another bike an easier target.
Rotor locks. Just remember to remove them before trying to ride, roll it off.
LoJack can help recover the bike if stolen if you are in their coverage area.
http://www.lojack.com/
GPS Tracking devices. Again, only helps recover the stolen bike.
http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/gp...e-logging.html
If they want it bad enough, they're stealing it. Try to make another bike an easier target.
I just find that most Harley accessories are way overpriced
so I figured that someone make one just a well for less!!
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Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Farmington ,MS
Good advice...you will not stop a pro. Chains and padlocks are worthless...a big set of bolt cutter will "unlock" them faster than you can with the key. Cables will slow down an amateur..there are a little harder to cut. Disc locks, fork locks, ignition locks, and screaming alarms....even the ones with pagers are petty much worthless...most thieves pull up in a van...open the doors...4 guys jump out and pick up the bike, and stuff it in the van ...if they get the doors shut, before you can shoot them, they are gone.
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Pacific NorthWest Territory
I used to worry about my Yamaha getting stolen when I came down for the USGP, so I'd park next to a nice Harley!
Road Master
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From: Utah
I know there is another thread on this, but I actually prefer the HD one because of the fact that it won't start without the fob. Made mine keyless so all I have to do is hop on, turn a hidden switch and then ride. The key never leaves my pocket, similar to my wife's Lexus. Left the factory key switch there. If someone really wants my bike and they pick it up and throw it in a van, so be it, but at least they can't just ride away on it. That being said, what does the dealer want to install it? Bought mine used so don't know how much it added to the sticker price. I would have a hard time paying over $600 or so. And I don't have the audible part. Don't want the siren going off every time I have to move my bike around in my garage and don't have the fob on me. Just my .02
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From: So California
Factory install option was $300 with two fobs and no siren.
I later added the Siren II to mine.
I later added the Siren II to mine.
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Road Master
Joined: Feb 2011
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I know there is another thread on this, but I actually prefer the HD one because of the fact that it won't start without the fob. Made mine keyless so all I have to do is hop on, turn a hidden switch and then ride. The key never leaves my pocket, similar to my wife's Lexus. Left the factory key switch there. If someone really wants my bike and they pick it up and throw it in a van, so be it, but at least they can't just ride away on it. That being said, what does the dealer want to install it? Bought mine used so don't know how much it added to the sticker price. I would have a hard time paying over $600 or so. And I don't have the audible part. Don't want the siren going off every time I have to move my bike around in my garage and don't have the fob on me. Just my .02
Stage I
Joined: Dec 2011
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From: Dallas, TX
Just installed a Riders Eye GPS system on my bike! cost me 399. It's a gps tracking device designed for Harley Davidson so it wired right into my factory alarm and tip over sensor and i get all alerts on my cell phone via text message. There is no monthly fee's i there is a ton of feature other than security..... track my ride feature is awesome