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Hallzilla
9/21/2016 2:43pm
9/21/2016 2:43pm
Well after yet another friend had his bike stolen out of the back of his truck mid day outside an eatery. It got me thinking about what can be done about this. Yes it was stolen in broad daylight outside of a restaurant.
I started doing a search and found this ..... They lock to both the truck and bike, with a cable inserted into the strap so they cannot be quickly cut.
Pricey ... But I think it's worth it of you want to grab a bite to eat after a day of moto without the worries of wondering if your bike will still be there when you finsih. Here in CA most of the tracks butt up to shit hole communities.
http://www.lockstraps.com/
I started doing a search and found this ..... They lock to both the truck and bike, with a cable inserted into the strap so they cannot be quickly cut.
Pricey ... But I think it's worth it of you want to grab a bite to eat after a day of moto without the worries of wondering if your bike will still be there when you finsih. Here in CA most of the tracks butt up to shit hole communities.
http://www.lockstraps.com/
The Shop
Buy a van , tint windows, chain bike to inside of van, and use this on van ^^^^^^^
2) Lock your stuff up with a heavy duty lock/cable- bike, ramps, etc., and lock your tailgate
3) Put your gear inside the front of the truck - don't let anyone be tempted to take the other goodies you paid damn near the same amount of money you put into your bike (do the math and you'll be amazed at how much $$ you have in gear).
4) Back into parking spots that don't have any parking spots behind you
5) Carry a firearm
6) Don't stop to eat in shitty neighborhoods
99.99% of the time, no worries
Pit Row
http://www.findmespot.com/en/index.php?cid=128
We don't have the crime here that some of you guys have but short of having an angle grinder or unhooking my trailer from my vehicle and towing it away they're not getting my bikes
you can also put the senser in your truck bed pointed at your bike. and the alarm in your hotel room. it works up to 300 feet or something, and its REALLY loud.
It's not cheap.
Sargent & Greenleaf 951C
A bit cheaper option.
Sargent & Greenleaf (S&G) 833
Buy a white van. Leave the fucker stock, tint the Windows. Put the window cages up inside. Don't put huge black wheels On it. No stickers. Or put a hazardous human waste decal on it. Nobody wants that shit.
Hide in plain sight.
Cable lock the bikes to both sides of the van. Place motion sensor in back when travelling or leaving outside a motel. If motion sensor goes off call cops and tell them this guy has a gun and you're really scared.
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