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[align=left]I installed a rabid rottweiler on my rear seat. :goofygrin: :grinner:[/align]
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[align=left]I installed a rabid rottweiler on my rear seat. :goofygrin: :grinner:[/align]
[align=center]Hey, Welcome to the [/align]
[align=center]Finest Gold Wing Forum [/align]
[align=center]on the World Wide Web! :waving::waving::waving:[/align]
[align=center]I am sure that someone will be along shortly with some advice for you on an alarm system. I just wanted to give you a welcome.[/align]
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I have two Friends who installed the "Gorilla" type alarm... reliable, in-expensive, easy to install... and contains the remote features... But we need to know your bike model... If you have a NEW , chromed 1800, with every option.. then you want the very very best system, which can run upwards of $400....... The Gorilla is great for older bikes, and guys who like to do their own Wrenching........... I use three alarm strategies with my older 1200... a) I do not park at all in suspicious areas ... (dark warehouses, under the docks in Seattle, the back and dark side of my school on parents night (I am a HS teacher )).../forums/images/emoticons/shock.gif...b) I always try to park beside the newest , glitizied Harley, or BMW... thieves are more likely to bother them....LOL../forums/images/emoticons/big_grin.gif and c) When I installed my EC harness to try to help my stator get thru life... I also bought from EC a "false Alarm " for less than $20... It flashes a red LED when parked..... ridiculous, you might say ../forums/images/emoticons/tongue.gif.......... but I have seen it work 3 times, while sitting in restaurants, and I know it keeps the smokers at school back at least 5 feet ... lol SilverDave /forums/images/emoticons/emoticonsxtra/cooldj.gif
I have two Friends who installed the "Gorilla" type alarm... reliable, in-expensive, easy to install... and contains the remote features... But we need to know your bike model... If you have a NEW , chromed 1800, with every option.. then you want the very very best system, which can run upwards of $400....... The Gorilla is great for older bikes, and guys who like to do their own Wrenching........... I use three alarm strategies with my older 1200... a) I do not park at all in suspicious areas ... (dark warehouses, under the docks in Seattle, the back and dark side of my school on parents night (I am a HS teacher )).../forums/images/emoticons/shock.gif...b) I always try to park beside the newest , glitizied Harley, or BMW... thieves are more likely to bother them....LOL../forums/images/emoticons/big_grin.gif and c) When I installed my EC harness to try to help my stator get thru life... I also bought from EC a "false Alarm " for less than $20... It flashes a red LED when parked..... ridiculous, you might say ../forums/images/emoticons/tongue.gif.......... but I have seen it work 3 times, while sitting in restaurants, and I know it keeps the smokers at school back at least 5 feet ... lol SilverDave /forums/images/emoticons/emoticonsxtra/cooldj.gif
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