What Key Security Best Stops Motorcycle Theft?
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gps tracking alarms are avalable on ebay
A sticker that says “This motorcycle protected by _______________ M/C”. fill in the blank with any of the 1% motorcycle clubs out there
Again an opportunity to actually answer your question…
LoJack is your best gps track…. plus it will notify you by phone, etc. Cheapest is your chain… however there are almost uncuttable vinal coated cables out there with barrel key locks in harderned steel… lighter than your current chain and lock. It’s what I use… chain to post or other bikes. Visit some local bike shows or rallies… you’ll find one.
It’s best to live in a place where people don’t often steal.
Most steering locks can be broken. A thick chain and a good padlock is better, preferably looped over the back wheel and up over the pillion seat, this makes it almost impossible for a thief to use a hammer on the padlock
120lb German Shepherd Dog with the ignition key attached to his collar. The more ground anchors, heavy chains the better but all can be beaten.