Bike Locks - Security

MissHell · 10-06-2009, 01:55 AM

Didn't read all the replies, may be repeats...

If possible, chain bike to something solid. If not, you can make a cement block yourself. Which is what I did after my bike was stolen. You need a bucket, U-bar, cement. Mix the cement in the bucket and set the U-bar in it.

Buy a bike cover, alot of thieves are just stupid. If they don't see what is under the cover - they will go for the easy access one. I believe it helps if they can't see your bike easily.

I say no to alarms and disc locks. I had an alarm and all it did was drain my battery. I eventually disconnected it.

Yes to full coverage insurance.

10-06-2009, 01:55 AM	#7
MissHell Followed the crowd over. Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Hawaii Moto: '07 Yahama R6 Posts: 911	Didn't read all the replies, may be repeats... If possible, chain bike to something solid. If not, you can make a cement block yourself. Which is what I did after my bike was stolen. You need a bucket, U-bar, cement. Mix the cement in the bucket and set the U-bar in it. Buy a bike cover, alot of thieves are just stupid. If they don't see what is under the cover - they will go for the easy access one. I believe it helps if they can't see your bike easily. I say no to alarms and disc locks. I had an alarm and all it did was drain my battery. I eventually disconnected it. Yes to full coverage insurance.