Motorcycle security - What do you use?

Fireskull said:
No I mean take the nice stuff of if you have an accident as ive heard of them taking the bike and giving it back with the bling removed before :o lol
I tell them all the stuff I have but none of them are really a performance increase, as the way I see it even with end can, filter and PC3 you cant get the bhp figures the manufacturer states ;) so in theory my bike is underpowered as far as they are concerned :p I know they dont state rear wheel bhp but most of them dont know that :p
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lol cunning plan, dam im 14bhp down on stock :D
 
I use the following on my 09 FZ6 S2:

Bikes own steering lock
Datatag
Abus Disc Lock
Almax 1.5m Series IV Chain (weighs 9kg!!)
Hardie Secure Ground Anchor
Squire SS65CS Padlock
R&G Racing Cover
 
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My current lock is an Abus cable lock.

Read bad things about cable locks so looking to get a chain lock. I know the Almax chains are supposed to be good, but I really can't afford one of those atm (new bike, insurance premium etc).

Are there any chain/padlock combo's around the £50 mark that would do better job than said cable lock?

Want to buy a bolt-down ground anchor to use with it.

Also thinking of getting a cheapish disc lock alarm, or movement sensor just to add a bit of noise?

[EDIT: Found these that don't seem too bad
 
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Bike1:
Oxford Monster Disc lock (front)
Oxford Magnum disc lock (rear sprocket)
Oxford chain/lock round seat/rear wheel/swingarm
Datatool System 3 Alarm/Immobiliser
Datatag kit

Bike 2
Oxford alarm disc lock thing

Bike 3
Datatool System 3
Shiva disc lock (?)

Almax chains from front wheel/disk lock to front wheel/disk lock across all three and chain's looped (off the ground) rear wheel to rear wheel. Last time the garage was broken into they looked at the chains and walked away. As it's not my garage I don't have ground anchors but if you move any of the bikes you get 2-3 alarms going off :)

If it's not Thatcham approved it's probably not worth your money.
 
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