alarm question
hi all
have just recently bought myself a street glide after riding a lowrider for 20 years
last weekend a lowlife scum mf raided my top box i had a good idea who did it and fronted them and got lt back[dont ask]
my question is can you modify the factory alarm so it work on the saddle bags and top box
thanks jim h
have just recently bought myself a street glide after riding a lowrider for 20 years
last weekend a lowlife scum mf raided my top box i had a good idea who did it and fronted them and got lt back[dont ask]
my question is can you modify the factory alarm so it work on the saddle bags and top box
thanks jim h
hi all
have just recently bought myself a street glide after riding a lowrider for 20 years
last weekend a lowlife scum mf raided my top box i had a good idea who did it and fronted them and got lt back[dont ask]
my question is can you modify the factory alarm so it work on the saddle bags and top box
thanks jim h
have just recently bought myself a street glide after riding a lowrider for 20 years
last weekend a lowlife scum mf raided my top box i had a good idea who did it and fronted them and got lt back[dont ask]
my question is can you modify the factory alarm so it work on the saddle bags and top box
thanks jim h
The siren from Harley has a built in transmitter and you can add a pager (get the battery one!) and know from over 1/2 mile away that someone is messing with it...
the factory alarm is not adjustable.
when you say topbox, are you referring to a tourpak? since you have a streetglide, that does not have a tourpack, i'm assuming then you have added a detachable setup. if that's the case, there are a few options for locking, though the only way to keep it safe from thieves is to remove it and keep it with you.
when you say topbox, are you referring to a tourpak? since you have a streetglide, that does not have a tourpack, i'm assuming then you have added a detachable setup. if that's the case, there are a few options for locking, though the only way to keep it safe from thieves is to remove it and keep it with you.
Hmm. That's interesting because my rechargeable pager lasts on a single charge for the better part of a week. I bought the rechargeable unit a couple of years ago because everyone on the forum with the "battery one" was bitching about that model eating batteries. I've been very pleased with the security pager in general, lots of range and it's not that expensive either.
Last edited by Lowcountry Joe; Mar 19, 2013 at 04:06 PM.
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