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Everyone has been giving advise. \\; Attaching a locking mechanism to the forks will prevent a drive off. \\; The bigger \\;objective is to prevent a tow away, hence tieing it up to a pole with a good chain and lock. \\; But chains and locks \\;can be defeated. \\; \\; The alarm is your best bet \\;coupled with the HD ignition shutoff when the key is not present. \\;  \\;
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i chain mine up to the ole lady, she's big and heavy and no one would wanna steal her ugly a$$.
lol seriously, take your personals in and keep good insurance on it. have fun
One thing for sure is,a theif will take the easiest or the bike with the most bling when parked with others.
I would at least try to chain it to something.
I bought an Almax chain and Squire lock for mine.
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