Stolen Bike --- Security options
Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2013
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From: Fort Worth
If the ignition was not locked, you turn on the bike and pull the main fuse. No alarm at this point.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2014
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From: N. IL
no, could someone please enlighten me as how this 31313 is used to start my bike?
Seasoned HDF Member
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From: Vegas, baby!
However, when I bought my scooter, the security code was 11111. 31313 wouldn't have done a thing.
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A good dog and a 45. Sorry your bike is gone. But Crags list and ebay make such a wonderful place to sell the parts there is little that can be done to stop it.
Bike comes with a pass code you are suppose to change it when you get the bike.
Bike comes with a pass code you are suppose to change it when you get the bike.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2013
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From: Fort Worth
I had a buddy that bought the security system and was bragging that his was more secure than mine. I told him to walk inside and I would have his bike in 3 minutes. He went inside and I pulled his bag, turned the bike on and pulled the main fuse. I then secured the bag and dropped the side cover in the bag and coasted his bike down his inclined driveway.
You have to lock the ignition if you want to make it harder for the criminals.
Tourer
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Lancaster, Texas
1. Turn on the ignition...Leave starter button Off...do not start bike.
2. Quickly, Press the left and right turn signal, as if you are turning on emergency flashers.
3. Look at the mileage read out. Should be blinking.
4. Press the left turn signal 3 times for the first number...3.
5. When you get to the number press the Right turn signal once...to switch to the next digit.
6. Repeat step 4...until you get to the next number.
7. Repeat step 5..to switch to the next digit.
8. After you put your numbers in correctly it should churp and you should be able to start the bike.
It takes a little practice...but well worth it.
Not exactly sure now how to change to default code...I'll check my manual if you need it!!!
Hope this works...Sometime when sitting around cleaning the bike and brew...I make sure I can put my code in correctly. Just in case I cannot find the fob.
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From: Oxford, Nc
Even in my garage, the bike is cable locked to a pole that supports the roof. If I didn't have a pole, it would be cable locked to a 1" thick eyelet anchored into the concrete.
I don't worry about it at the house.
I don't worry about it at the house.
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