Best alarm for bike?
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01-08-2007, 01:15 AM
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Best alarm for bike?
It's going to be my first full summer with my 929RR and I was wondering what the best alarm on the market was.
I'm looking for something similar to this: http://www.kneedraggers.com/details/...66-SCOR-2.html
I don't know what the best name is for alarms but I'm willing to spend good money to ensure that my bike stays safe this summer, so any suggestions would be great!
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I'm looking for something similar to this: http://www.kneedraggers.com/details/...66-SCOR-2.html
I don't know what the best name is for alarms but I'm willing to spend good money to ensure that my bike stays safe this summer, so any suggestions would be great!
Thanks
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01-08-2007, 01:24 PM
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RE: Best alarm for bike?
Honestly, I had a scorpion and I had quiet a few problems with it, so after the third time, I just got my money back. I decided just to try the internatrix alarm, since it was onl $140 shipped with 2 Remotes, and so far, I couldnt be happier. The shock sensor and perimeter sensor couldnt work better. It has even scared cats off the were walking around the bike, and since they left right away, the alarm shut itself off. I havent hooked up the ignition part yet, but my buddy did on his Busa and I "tried to take it" and that device works get too, not only was the alarm and vebral warnings going off, I couldnt even start the bike !!!! I really like it. Its easy to install and cant go wrong for the money. I did a write up on it if you want any other further info.
Review HERE
Review HERE
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RE: Best alarm for bike?
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Honestly, I had a scorpion and I had quiet a few problems with it, so after the third time, I just got my money back. I decided just to try the internatrix alarm, since it was onl $140 shipped with 2 Remotes, and so far, I couldnt be happier. The shock sensor and perimeter sensor couldnt work better. It has even scared cats off the were walking around the bike, and since they left right away, the alarm shut itself off. I havent hooked up the ignition part yet, but my buddy did on his Busa and I "tried to take it" and that device works get too, not only was the alarm and vebral warnings going off, I couldnt even start the bike !!!! I really like it. Its easy to install and cant go wrong for the money. I did a write up on it if you want any other further info.
Review HERE
Honestly, I had a scorpion and I had quiet a few problems with it, so after the third time, I just got my money back. I decided just to try the internatrix alarm, since it was onl $140 shipped with 2 Remotes, and so far, I couldnt be happier. The shock sensor and perimeter sensor couldnt work better. It has even scared cats off the were walking around the bike, and since they left right away, the alarm shut itself off. I havent hooked up the ignition part yet, but my buddy did on his Busa and I "tried to take it" and that device works get too, not only was the alarm and vebral warnings going off, I couldnt even start the bike !!!! I really like it. Its easy to install and cant go wrong for the money. I did a write up on it if you want any other further info.
Review HERE
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