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bike security - bandit17172 - 20-03-2006
Can anyone help me with this ,i want to know what you think is best......
Do i get an alarm for the Bussa or an imoberliser or just get a disk lock.its mainly for when i am out or staying at my girlfriends ..ect as its under lock and key at home
Rob
bike security - MacBusa - 20-03-2006
my opinon is that you can never have too much security for ya busa... I say buy all... they each have there purpose..
Alarm: makes sound when moved
Immobilizer: they can't start the thing
Disk lock: they are either gunna skull drag it or carry it away.
Get all of them.. make it hard for the low lifes. Regards
Grant
Bling Parts Australia
My pride and joy
Re: bike security - m8ee - 20-03-2006
Maybe some claymores hooked up to movement switches and detonators.
2 each side will give you about 2000 ball bearing spread on either side, which should shred everybody within 40m of your bike.
(make sure you face them the right way, and the VC don't turn them around in the middle of the night.)
Re: bike security - AstroBusa - 20-03-2006
hmmm.... whatever happened to the rabid guard dog ? Claymores are so hard to come by and the collateral damage can be somewhat difficult to explain. The older I get, the better I was. Regards.... Rob
bike security - MacBusa - 20-03-2006
to be exact, each claymore has 700 ball bearings, 700gms explosive and they have a 30 meter cable with a 'clacker' and a test set...
and there kill ratio is pathetic... i guess your wondering why i know this.. Regards
Grant
Bling Parts Australia
My pride and joy
Re: bike security - kawasuki - 20-03-2006
Ahh use them on rabbits???? Cheers,
Kawasuki
Re: bike security - AstroBusa - 20-03-2006
Ahhh Google is a wonderful thing.....
www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/m18-claymore.htm
The older I get, the better I was. Regards.... Rob
Re: bike security - bandit17172 - 20-03-2006
so buy a gun and sleep with the bike ...thanks guys
Re: bike security - WARD P - 20-03-2006
Hey Bandit,
was that you cogging thru Mt Beauty on Sunday Morning about 11am.
New red/black headin' towards Falls creek?
or maybe it's bin stolen already??????????????????
Re: bike security - bandit17172 - 20-03-2006
Nah mate she was locked away sunday while i was in Melbourne.Am glad that i can supply you lady's with some entertainment we wouldn't want you lot out in public harrasing poor little old ladies now would we.
bike security - MacBusa - 20-03-2006
nope.. no google from me.. i that weapon.. i work with it quite abit..
yeah, slept with your bike with a gun.. sounds good. Regards
Grant
Bling Parts Australia
My pride and joy
Re: bike security - AstroBusa - 20-03-2006
Note to self... do not piss MacBusa off. For someone who just this minute finished watching Apocolypse Now Redux this thread is becoming a little freaky. The older I get, the better I was. Regards.... Rob
bike security - Fat Busa Racing 1347 - 20-03-2006
Grant just likes to blow things up, just like his bike that
explans his love for the Turbo
Regards Richard
bike security - MacBusa - 21-03-2006
haha ... now everyone is a comedian.. aye Richard.. ( )
Regards
Grant
Bling Parts Australia
My pride and joy