Alarm system

cwhite3

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Has anybody put an alarm on there RX-1? I am looking into putting the Viper 200 motorcycle alarm on mine. I just wanted to see if anybody has tried this and if it drained the battery?
 
even better- insure the crap out of it and leave it idling in the parking lot. Or, go to Revelstoke, stick a few in an enclosed trailer with a superduty attached, insure the chit out of it and ride the bus home. Been der, dun dat.
 
They have them for m cycles. you could do it. Might be worthless unless you put on a motion/vibration sensor though.
 
Now that I thought about it I'd rather install some type of explosive device for a nice surprise for the low life thugs 8)
 
I use a armed guard alarm i love it has motion activation device. also will go off if some one lifts the hood to disconect. think snow!
 
KbxSrx said:
even better- insure the crap out of it and leave it idling in the parking lot. Or, go to Revelstoke, stick a few in an enclosed trailer with a superduty attached, insure the chit out of it and ride the bus home. Been der, dun dat.

I would be a little careful about bragging about this type of activity :shock: Remember! As a result of of doing things like this! All of our insurance premiums go up!! :o|
 
Bob, I don't think Kbx is happy or bragging about this, if I remember correctly when it happened he lost his #*$&@ from the ins. co.
 
If you want an Alarm system then try to get one with a 2 way Paging System. Obviously you will want one that is intented for a motorcycle so that it can handle the abuse of riding along with the sled. Car alarms aren't made to handle the weather. A paging system will work great if your are staying at a hotel and can't park your truck next to your room. What could be more fun than to catch the bastards in the act?? Get one with a perimeter sensor for the added protection. When it comes down to cost of alarms out there, the scorpio runs about 325 USD with these features. Thats a little too rich for most of us, so I would recommend trying the Komodo Alarm. They can be Purchased online at

http://www.talonalarms.com

The price seems right to me, and the components are small enough to tuck away out of sight. It also has Remote Start, I have seen this exact alarm installed on a carbed Suzuki Katana, and it started fine. The owner said you just had to set the choke appropriately so that it would keep the idle reasonable in the mean time.
 


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