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Motorbike Security Advice

Posted by Debra Wilson on Sunday, March 24, 2019, In : Motorcycle Security

If you want to keep your motorbike secure and reduce your motorbike insurance rates at the same time, the best thing you can do is make sure you have extra security features installed to protect your bike from potential thieves. Fortunately, there are some inventive ways you can protect your investment from being stolen.

Security chains are the most popular devices used for securing motorbikes. They come in a wide variety of sizes and are made of several different sturdy materials that are des...

Motorbike Security

Posted by Howard Trott on Friday, February 2, 2018, In : Motorcycle Security

Motorbikes are stolen for the same reason that we ride them, they’re smaller and less cumbersome than cars, they’re fast and fun machines and some are worth a lot of money. Some are stolen for parts, some are stolen for a joy ride and the problem is they are quite easy to steal. If you’ve ever been out on a ride with your friends, at least one of them has tried to wheel away or move your motorbike for a laugh. Motorcycle theft can be as simple as that, especially when you hear this shoc...

Securing your motorbike

Posted by Howard Trott on Tuesday, July 25, 2017, In : Motorcycle Security

Motorcycle theft remains a big problem in the UK, with around 60 machines stolen every day. Any bike owner, or prospective bike owner, should take the issue of machine security seriously.

However, it’s not just a case of locking your bike up securely. After all, bike theft can happen at any time, wherever you may be. Some machines are stolen from home (inside a garage or not); some from the street; some from work; and others when you’re out and about. So, it’s obvious that different type...

Motorcycle Security Advice

Posted by Howard Trott on Tuesday, July 25, 2017, In : Motorcycle Security

Theft is every bikers worst nightmare and tragically, is still a huge problem, especially in big cities. As such, it is now essential to fork out for all manner of extra security devices to help protect your pride and joy. With so much choice, we’re going to go through the pros and cons of different security measures so you can opt for the most effective and avoid wasting money.

Of course we all have insurance cover, but many of us will have high excesses to keep premiums affordable. If your...

Keeping your motorcycle safe

Posted by Howard Trott on Wednesday, February 3, 2016, In : Motorcycle Security

Keep your motorcycle safe. The more security you have on your motorcycle, the better. Invest in a security device and always use it. Regardless of the type of security device you choose, whether it be disc locks, security chains, or U-bolts, they will only be effective if used. Taking the device with you when riding may seem inconvenient, but it is not as inconvenient as having your motorbike stolen. Ensure you keep the keys with you at all times.

Purchase an immobiliser, preferably one that i...

Motorcycle security at home

Posted by Howard Trott on Sunday, November 1, 2015, In : Motorcycle Security

A high percentage of motorcycle thefts are from the owner's home. Here are some things to consider whenever your motorcycle is at home.

Where possible, always keep the motorcycle in a securely locked garage. Never rely solely on the standard lock on a garage door, these are usually hopelessly inadequate. Fit an additional locking mechanism to the door and consider having the garage alarmed. A security light, activated by a movement sensor is always a good investment.
Always secure the motorcycl...

Security Devices

Posted by Howard Trott on Sunday, January 25, 2015, In : Motorcycle Security

Motorcycles are very commonly not secured properly so they can be easy for thieves. By taking some appropriate precautions and using good quality security products and using them well, should help you to keep your motorcycle safe.

Security devices generally come in different categories ranging from 1 to 5 (1 being the best and most expensive). Below is a list of the category description:

Cat 1: Electronic alarm and immobiliser combined system

Cat 2: Electronic immobiliser (Upgradeable to Cat...

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