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Let'em take they're time on this one brother....by the sounds of it....an 08' may be what you really want.....besides on the brighter side....
Let's say the "dumbazz" that stole your ride gets it started....then the "dumbazz" thinks he's got it "made"...then the "dumbazz" cracks open the throttle....gets the dear-in-the-headlights-look in his eyes...........................................................
AND WRAPS HIMSELF AROUND A TELEPHONE POLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
End of a dumbazz.....and "you" get a whole new Busa to play with !!!!!!!!!!
("What ??"....what are ya' guys lookin' at........don't look at me that way....it's a great idea......"really"...Oh c'mon board support me on this one....it's a really great story.....STOP ROLLING YOUR EYES .........get it ?.........idiot wrapped around a telephone pole ?......oh c'mon now guys........)
Anyway, problem solved, by the way, how many people did you tell about the lojack
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Let's say the "dumbazz" that stole your ride gets it started....then the "dumbazz" thinks he's got it "made"...then the "dumbazz" cracks open the throttle....gets the dear-in-the-headlights-look in his eyes...........................................................
AND WRAPS HIMSELF AROUND A TELEPHONE POLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
("What ??"....what are ya' guys lookin' at........don't look at me that way....it's a great idea......"really"...Oh c'mon board support me on this one....it's a really great story.....STOP ROLLING YOUR EYES .........get it ?.........idiot wrapped around a telephone pole ?......oh c'mon now guys........)
Anyway, problem solved, by the way, how many people did you tell about the lojack
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I thought Lojack had guarantees for with in a set time amount?
Also i agree with the other post about Lojack not working in every county.
Also just need to ask ............. you did activate the lojack, right?
Sorry to hear about you busa. keep us informed.
You know what fellas some of you say that RoadLok not going to prevent a theif but I beg to differ the more security you have on your bike the harder it is for them to steal. I am really sorry for this guys loss but I am not going to make it easy for any one to steal my busa. I have a RoadLok+Scorpio+357 Mag and will buy a LoJack or a GPS system for my bike as well There is nothing on the face of the earth IMO that is worse than a theif. So with that said I say buy a RoadLok it is another Item that helps protect you Bike from the Useless theives and IMO it is one of the Best products on the Market you can BUY!!!!!! period
Very true rubber and there is a HUGE difference between "prevention" and "deterrence"
The RoadLoK is a theft deterrent meaning that adding any additional work to the theft could cause a thief to choose the next guy.
There is no single way to protect a motorcycle accept for not leaving it alone.
I feel more confident with the RoadLoK over an alarm or even my .45 because I know it will always immobilize the bike and it cannot be cut off or damaged as long as the rear wheel on the ground and I do not have to be anywhere near it for it to deter a would be thief.
Most of you here will admit that you go to work everyday and hear at least one alarm going off and you never pay attention to it. Same thing with a bike.
I also like the fact that if they do get my bike, which if they want it bad enough nothing listed in this thread will stop them, then they are going to have a HE11 of a time parting out the swing arm and they are not riding it.
The RoadLoK is a theft deterrent meaning that adding any additional work to the theft could cause a thief to choose the next guy.
There is no single way to protect a motorcycle accept for not leaving it alone.
I feel more confident with the RoadLoK over an alarm or even my .45 because I know it will always immobilize the bike and it cannot be cut off or damaged as long as the rear wheel on the ground and I do not have to be anywhere near it for it to deter a would be thief.
Most of you here will admit that you go to work everyday and hear at least one alarm going off and you never pay attention to it. Same thing with a bike.
I also like the fact that if they do get my bike, which if they want it bad enough nothing listed in this thread will stop them, then they are going to have a HE11 of a time parting out the swing arm and they are not riding it.
i would think that roadlok is so new that a thief wouldnt know it was there until he tried to roll away with the bike... the fact remains that it still doesnt keep a few big guys from picking the bike up and throwing it in a van or truck and driving away with it...
The RoadLoK keeps the rear wheel from moving, period.
there is no play what so ever, unlike conventional locks that allow the bike to move.
ALSO, the RoadLoK is the only swing arm mounted lock on the market. This means it cannot be cut off and the Alboy locking system cannot be frozen or picked.
As I stated above, yes it is only a deterrent and will not prevent theft. But is sure as he11 wont make it easy.
Also, IMO like I said above an alarm is only as good as the def ears that hear it.
I'm not trying to convince anyone its the end all be all. Everyone has an opinion.
But if you compare your cable to a RoadLoK and have an open mind to change you will find the differences in favor of the RoadLoK hands down.
A cable:
~ is only as strong as a set of bolt cutters
~ you have to carry the cable and lock around
~ you need to put it through your wheel (not good for our blingsters)
~ your bike will roll and can be moved so that is can be easily picked up
~ is only as stable as the object you hook it too
RoadLoK:
~ Cannot be frozen, cut off, drilled out, or picked
~ you only have to carry a key and the LoK which is the size of a chapstick tube
~ The bike does NOT move, you park it in a position the wont allow some to easily pick it up and it will NOT move.
~ The RoadLoK is attached to the bike and if the wheels stay on the ground the bike is not moving
~ AND some insurance companies will give you a discount for owning one. We all could use a discount, that over time could pay for the RoadLoK
And in response to this line When was the last time a thief took time to hotwire a bike and RIDE OFF with it?[/Quote]
you are correct they do not ride off, but with the RoadLoK they wont be riding later either.
i can not see my reply here
i can see last one.
You guys seeing this?
I do, do I?(heavybusa @ May 11 2007,12:11) You are talking to yourself
Screwdriver hell, that's what throwdowns are for
I have the double tap, tap alarm system
Here is my $0.02. about Roadlok thingy.
It i is indeed very nice to have a lock always attached to the bike so you wont forget it.
It is prices right for such a nice piece of hardware., specifically designed for our bike.
Can it be overrun? Sure . Can those POS still your bike, yes again.
They will will pick it up and put it in the van/truck.....
Roadlok is not for evernight protection but it is perfect for bike night out/restoran/movie.
Front lock is cheaper then front disk lock for sure but how many front fenders destroyed? I know I had 2.
No bike is safe when parked outside, just asking to be taken .
I`d say all measures is better then nothing.
1. alarm, Scorpio or another paging radar.
2. Heavy duty chain to lightpole or something that size.
3. Xena front disk alarm.
4. Roadlok
In that order after full coverage.
I don`t have roadlok, only because it will not fit my extended swingarm and galfer brake rotor.
I already have all first 3.
It i is indeed very nice to have a lock always attached to the bike so you wont forget it.
It is prices right for such a nice piece of hardware., specifically designed for our bike.
Can it be overrun? Sure . Can those POS still your bike, yes again.
They will will pick it up and put it in the van/truck.....
Roadlok is not for evernight protection but it is perfect for bike night out/restoran/movie.
Front lock is cheaper then front disk lock for sure but how many front fenders destroyed? I know I had 2.
No bike is safe when parked outside, just asking to be taken .
I`d say all measures is better then nothing.
1. alarm, Scorpio or another paging radar.
2. Heavy duty chain to lightpole or something that size.
3. Xena front disk alarm.
4. Roadlok
In that order after full coverage.
I don`t have roadlok, only because it will not fit my extended swingarm and galfer brake rotor.
I already have all first 3.
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