Tracking Device against Theft
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Mar 2018
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From: Arizona
https://findmyscout.com/motorcycle-a...-gps-tracking/
I was looking at that, have no experience with it.
My tactic is to have old Evos and never wash them. Anyone stealing my dirt bikes is probably in poor standing and have my sympathies.
I was looking at that, have no experience with it.
My tactic is to have old Evos and never wash them. Anyone stealing my dirt bikes is probably in poor standing and have my sympathies.
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Joined: Jun 2016
Posts: 36
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From: Southern Ontario
Hey Randy,
There's a place here in Ontario that used to install trackers on trailers and equipment.
These work on cellular as well as GPS, so they dont need a clear view of the sky. Can hide it pretty easily. They have a few different systems with different features.
There is however a subscription involved.
https://trackimo.com
Just a suggestion...
There's a place here in Ontario that used to install trackers on trailers and equipment.
These work on cellular as well as GPS, so they dont need a clear view of the sky. Can hide it pretty easily. They have a few different systems with different features.
There is however a subscription involved.
https://trackimo.com
Just a suggestion...
Road Warrior
Joined: Jan 2015
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From: Texas
I cant believe what Ive read on this thread. No wonder so many women are becoming Cuckold wifes. You guys that wont do anything to a guy that steals your bike? Goddamn what a bunch of fcking wussings. Ive been riding since I was 19 and if a guy stole my bike, I want my bike back and his **** or his OLLADYS ****. Im interested in getting a GPS device so I can find my bike if it got stolen but mainly to get the MF that stole it. Nothing against law enforcement but I would only call them for the report. My God what has happened to MEN?
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Road Warrior
Joined: Feb 2013
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From: Meridian, Idaho
I cant believe what Ive read on this thread. No wonder so many women are becoming Cuckold wifes. You guys that wont do anything to a guy that steals your bike? Goddamn what a bunch of fcking wussings. Ive been riding since I was 19 and if a guy stole my bike, I want my bike back and his **** or his OLLADYS ****. Im interested in getting a GPS device so I can find my bike if it got stolen but mainly to get the MF that stole it. Nothing against law enforcement but I would only call them for the report. My God what has happened to MEN?
Some might have families, wife,life, that they care about more then a bike that can be replaced. It's not like the old days where people fought it out and that was that. No, they pull a gun on you or a knife and kill you. Yeah,Yeah most riders have guns too. Would be ironic if something happened guns drawn bike owner dies thief still has bike...game over.
Take a look around on the site as well you we see there are some serious bad *** people here (vets). That surely could do the *** whooping . But sometimes you have to fight with your brain grass hopper.
Ride safe man
Cruiser
Joined: Jan 2019
Posts: 110
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From: Bratislava
As I mentione in my comment I am going to do custom tracking device (that should look like V&H FP3 package :-P). Just collected all parts for it (GSM/GPS communication module, microcontroller and CAN bus reading module) and I am starting to elaborate this way.
Here is my main idea: A) read from CAN bus and watching bikes alarm if it wakes up B) simultaneously in periodic peaks check if the GPS location changed.
In any case:
- if bikes alarm detecting something suspected
- GPS location changed
- or ping from server to bike was not received after some time
- disconnect tracking device from bikes power and run on backup battery
I will be informed about that.
Question about point A: can anybody direct me about the Harley OBD2 feed data structures that I can pragmatically use? I found something like this:
http://www.thunder-max.com/techdocs/HarleyDiagCodes.pdf
and this is more verbose (pages 18-19) https://conf.splunk.com/files/2017/s...-my-harley.pdf
Here is my main idea: A) read from CAN bus and watching bikes alarm if it wakes up B) simultaneously in periodic peaks check if the GPS location changed.
In any case:
- if bikes alarm detecting something suspected
- GPS location changed
- or ping from server to bike was not received after some time
- disconnect tracking device from bikes power and run on backup battery
I will be informed about that.
Question about point A: can anybody direct me about the Harley OBD2 feed data structures that I can pragmatically use? I found something like this:
http://www.thunder-max.com/techdocs/HarleyDiagCodes.pdf
and this is more verbose (pages 18-19) https://conf.splunk.com/files/2017/s...-my-harley.pdf
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