ALARMS
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10-15-2006, 01:51 PM
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RE: ALARMS
You do not need to have full coverage to cover it getting stolen. You only need comprehensive, which for me is $50 a month. You can always upgrade later. I have mine through AllState. I would atleast get comprehensive insurance to cover it getting jacked. I now have lowjack. Its worth it, but it cost a lot. But, I would atleast get the comp insurance if I was you. I have the same type of chain with a bolt lock that I chain to my car tire the nights that I cannot bring it in the Apartment
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INSTALLATION COMPLETE. i did it from start to finish in 50 min. and it was the first time i ever took my bike apart. and i had to run inside to get another tool(like 3 times 
) some of u guyz said u had the sensor and do u guyz know if it goes off if a cat goes by??? or a car parks right next to it??? it looks like it is plug-n-play.
and i did put it in the rear seat too. i was suppressed how easy it is to get to battery. u can easaly disconect alarm. i am ganna have to get the battery backup also. if/when it goes off i am running outside and ganan open a nice 3 liter bottole of WOP-***.
OK later all.
) some of u guyz said u had the sensor and do u guyz know if it goes off if a cat goes by??? or a car parks right next to it??? it looks like it is plug-n-play.and i did put it in the rear seat too. i was suppressed how easy it is to get to battery. u can easaly disconect alarm. i am ganna have to get the battery backup also. if/when it goes off i am running outside and ganan open a nice 3 liter bottole of WOP-***.
OK later all.
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10-17-2006, 10:05 PM
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i talked to the parts manager at the honda dealership about scorpio alarm system and he said that all alarm systems are flawed on bikes - they can melt wires and what not.. should i trust him? probbly not - he wants me to buy that lo-jack bull**** from them but idk.. tell me how it turns out with the scorpio system - (he always said every guy he knows that had an alarm on the bike, took it off in a year for some reason or another - dont know why tho)
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10-19-2006, 03:02 AM
RE: ALARMS
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i talked to the parts manager at the honda dealership about scorpio alarm system and he said that all alarm systems are flawed on bikes - they can melt wires and what not.. should i trust him? probbly not - he wants me to buy that lo-jack bull**** from them but idk.. tell me how it turns out with the scorpio system - (he always said every guy he knows that had an alarm on the bike, took it off in a year for some reason or another - dont know why tho)
i talked to the parts manager at the honda dealership about scorpio alarm system and he said that all alarm systems are flawed on bikes - they can melt wires and what not.. should i trust him? probbly not - he wants me to buy that lo-jack bull**** from them but idk.. tell me how it turns out with the scorpio system - (he always said every guy he knows that had an alarm on the bike, took it off in a year for some reason or another - dont know why tho)
Haha that guy is so full of ****. I have the top of the line scorpio alarm and this thing works like a charm. My bike haven't melted yet. I feel 100X more secure leaving my bike outside my driveway.
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