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12 Posts | Latest reply on 11/05/2013 08:35:58 by Intruder18 | Go to original / last post

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Intruder18

In: Colne
Posts: 239

Hi All .. Do we have a favorite Disk lock Also your suggestions on Padlocks and chain combinations with Ground anchors if you have one ..Or any other bike security gadget you might know about.. I need to renew mine ..Thanks

Message posted by Intruder18 on 14 April 2013 at 16:44

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Intruder18 @ 14/04/2013 16:44:17

Deleted Member

In: NA
Posts: 0

http://www.almax-security-chains.co.uk/ have a look at the Almax site.. especially the 'wall of shame' and the videos of them breaking the 'sold secure' approved ones..

Message posted by Deleted Member on 14 April 2013 at 18:09

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Intruder18

In: Colne
Posts: 239

Wow ...Thats an eye opener Neil ...Great info there Thanks . Thumbs Up

Message posted by Intruder18 on 14 April 2013 at 18:32

Intruder18 @ 14/04/2013 18:32:35

crato

In: London
Posts: 76

oh, I wish I knew that website yesterday. I ordered an Oxford XL this morning Sick

Message posted by crato on 09 May 2013 at 17:15

crato @ 09/05/2013 17:15:17

timhall

In: LOWER DUNSFORTH
Posts: 133

I don't bother with disc locks or chains. I have a Datatag system on my bike. I also have an alarm fitted. I've never had a bike stolen (so far).

Message posted by timhall on 09 May 2013 at 22:33

timhall @ 09/05/2013 22:33:00

crato

In: London
Posts: 76

I don't bother with disc locks or chains. I have a Datatag system on my bike. I also have an alarm fitted. I've never had a bike stolen (so far)I do have Data Tag and DataTool alarm fitted, but don't have any garage to park at nights and I'm scared Tongue

Message posted by crato on 10 May 2013 at 11:17

crato @ 10/05/2013 11:17:03

TheSlasher

In: chesterfield
Posts: 1303

I am a bit paranoid about leaving my bikes anywhere unless they are chained up to something. Having a bad experience off a friends bike stolen outside his parents house within just a few minutes of him arriving... i usually carry a chain with me. I used to have a pager on one of my bikes, which notified me when it got hit once.

Message posted by TheSlasher on 10 May 2013 at 15:08

TheSlasher @ 10/05/2013 15:08:23

Sprint900

In: leeds
Posts: 298

Garage alarmed
Garage door defender
CCTV
Disc lock
chain round front wheel through a car tyre
Chain through ground anchor to back wheel
Chain through back wheel through two car wheels
Wired to mains electric
If they get past that lot good luck to them!

Message posted by Sprint900 on 10 May 2013 at 15:14

Sprint900 @ 10/05/2013 15:14:29

Deleted Member

In: NA
Posts: 0

pmsl ffs sprint!!!!

Message posted by Deleted Member on 10 May 2013 at 20:46

Deleted Member @ 10/05/2013 20:46:20

Steve_H

In: Teesdale
Posts: 2087

At home it's garage and bikes chained to ground anchors.
If I'm out I use a good mountain bike cable lock.

The bike has a datatool alarm but as a theft prevention item I can't see it doing any good. It would still be in the back of a van and gone if anyone really wanted it.

I stopped using disk locks years ago because it was costing me a fortune in replacement disks and causing me too much humiliation... (brmmm, wack, thump... howls of laughter from the inevitable audience).

Message posted by Steve_H on 10 May 2013 at 20:49

Steve_H @ 10/05/2013 20:49:19

dustin666

In: carlisle
Posts: 1275

Alarms don't work . A couple of guys can quite easily pick up a Harley and throw it in the back of a little fridge van , They're insulated . This makes them sound proofed.
If someone seriously wants your motorcycle .., it's gone . Locks and plastic alarms deter amateurs .
They're no deterant to a bike thief, doesn't matter how much you spend.
Dusty x

Message posted by dustin666 on 10 May 2013 at 21:26

dustin666 @ 10/05/2013 21:26:59

Intruder18

In: Colne
Posts: 239

I agree Dusty but you can make it as difficult as possible for the bastards .....just enough time to put two cartridges in the barrels !! Bike thief Pro or amateur would not be getting away with my bike if Im in .. Laws have changed slightly . Approve

Thought I better add that I have a valid firearms license ...You never know whose being looked at through theses sights ...excuse the sights/sites pun !! LOL

Message posted by Intruder18 on 11 May 2013 at 08:35

Intruder18 @ 11/05/2013 08:35:58

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