which kryptonite chain are you using? and how long have you parked your bike anchored like that, and it not been stolen? the one under the cover is a sportbike?
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Opinions on best anti-theft items to put on bike for ppl without a private garage parking
- Thread starter Phalanx
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which kryptonite chain are you using? and how long have you parked your bike anchored like that, and it not been stolen? the one under the cover is a sportbike?
Trials
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now you just sound like you are casing the joint, it's the lock that can't be broken and the other bike is a bate bike.
Haha, I was thinking the same thing. What's your address and what parking level are you on? Are you going anywhere this weekend?
In my experience chains and alarms have not worked. My 2017 Yamaha R6 was stolen from my condo and it was secured with a Scorpio system, wheel lock with alarm, and a 1/2" pewag chain around a pillar. This is the chain and lock combo I used: Pewag 1/2" (12mm) Security Chain Kit - 10 ft Chain & Viro Padlock
Condo by-laws probably don't have anything in them about leaving face-eating primates sitting on your bike seat. You may have found a loophole Trials.
so then what do u suggest? they broke through all of that wow. how recent was this?
what do u do now?
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Trials
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Did you seriously think locks and chains would stop grand theft? They can steal a nice little 4 inch battery powered angle grinder that will make quick work of anything that does not explode.
can you get the hell off my thread? you're one of the most annoying kids on this forum
Trials
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omg Thank you! He called me a kid.
... that's ******* awesome
Trials
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My older brother Caught the guy once, he strung him up by his thumbs on the back porch and called the cops to come and collect the little drugged out *******. Cops told him not to do that next time.
You move to a standalone property where you can actually have the privacy and security to not have the same risk of theft of parking in a communal lot.
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Honestly, if they can get away with grinding through that chain, they can grind through anything. There isn't anything else you can do aside from getting a private garage or a bike that people don't want to steal, unfortunately.
Trials
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There is an old saying, out of sight out of mind:
Put it in something and now you have a first line of defence.
.... Kid stuff ?
and if the condo people tell you they don't like it tell them to pound salt.
Oh and check with your house insurance coverage to see if it is already covered under your daddy's outbuilding contents coverage
Put it in something and now you have a first line of defence.
.... Kid stuff ?
and if the condo people tell you they don't like it tell them to pound salt.Oh and check with your house insurance coverage to see if it is already covered under your daddy's outbuilding contents coverage
That reminds me. I've known more than one person living downtown in a condo to rent a small storage unit to store their bike as a garage. It was never allowed. All storage units like these have no vehicle stipulations likely due to fire risk. And even though they were never caught because they were low key going in and out, they gave up on it pretty quickly considering the cost and the inconvenience of having to drive back and forth to the unit to get the bike.There is an old saying, out of sight out of mind:
Put it in something and now you have a first line of defence.
.... Kid stuff
If it's inconvenient enough to have to go back up to ones condo unit to say store and retrieve the cover, leaving and returning respectively which I totally agree with, I can see how having to drive to the storage unit would suck.
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Or a more expensive condo. There are at least a few with private garages with doors in the underground.
tmonde
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Had mt-07 for just over a month when it got stolen. (only kept it covered)
Now I’ve been using those;
Anchor:
Kryptonite 330202 Black 16mm Above Ground Stronghold Anchor : Amazon.ca: Sports & Outdoors
Kryptonite 330202 Black 16mm Above Ground Stronghold Anchor : Amazon.ca: Sports & Outdoors
www.amazon.ca
Chain:
Kryptonite 999492 14mm x 60-Inch, 1415 New York Fahgettaboudit Chain and New York Disc Lock (Black): Amazon.ca: Sports & Outdoors
Kryptonite 999492 14mm x 60-Inch, 1415 New York Fahgettaboudit Chain and New York Disc Lock (Black): Amazon.ca: Sports & Outdoors
www.amazon.ca
Been using those chains on both bikes since June and so far still there ?
Other bike is Yama FZ6R
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