Motorbike Alarms cheapest on the net easy fit

[madandy69]

OK i have been asked this question by loads of various bikers of all ages and have found that the best value for money motorbike alarms/immobilizer that truly work best and are a fraction of the cost yet better than most of the others that cost 8-10x more are from a website for as little as £26 yes you see right it is only from £26 delivered WOW and bike specific wiring code for your bike so easy fit DIY or have pro fitted i found called

www.motorbikealarm.co.uk

I have fitted, used and tested these on various motorbikes from 125-2300cc bikes various makes and models so know they work well with only one niggle if you choose remote start function to be connected remember to leave in neutral as i found out one day to my own stupid fault left it in gear pushed remote start and over the bike went oh well what a pillock i felt so now leave in neutral but that aside these alarms are better than an alarm that cost me over £250 fitted

I now have these alarms fitted to every bike i get now and have tested them every-way you could imagine to bypass or disable and without success for 1hr so know they truly work and work well so i thought i would share this with you all so that you too can have your pride and joy fitted and protected by a cheap yet top quality alarm and should you want it fitting then they will fit it for you or DIY fit or if you can spare a coffee or two then i will fit it for you all you need is a bike workshop manual the alarm ordered from the site with the correct wiring for your bike and it take about 30-45 Min's to fit
these alarms are also recognized so cheaper on insurance also as the inbuilt immobilizer prevents starting the bike by hot-wire or alarm removal and the alarm changes the code to over 1million combinations every time it is set so a great alarm that costs less protects your bike and does not drain the battery unlike other alarms if you need any more info look on the website above or give me a shout i will try to answer your question as best as i can
as for testing them i have tried bypassing cutting and removing the alarm and every attempt did not stop the alarm sounding the earsplitting siren or disabling the starting of the bike the alarm sounds for 3hrs after being removed from the battery and bike once triggered but then bike wont start unless you know wiring to the bike and how it is joined into the wiring even then it not easy to join back together once fitted the way i fit them so not a quick theft of a bike once fitted nor quiet visible and audible alarm will attract people than just a bike starting and riding off
but have a look on the website and read for yourself about these great but cheap alarms and information for you all to pass on to other fellow bikers

thanks
Andy

[Billy Whizz]

anyone tried one

[ZX6-Chris]

i have the cyclone c-11 on my bike the talking system,. i don't think this is wired up correctly as the immobliser dont' work, or the electric start,. i don't have the wiring diagram for it so can't change it,..

but as far as an alarm system goes it is good for the money,. just a shame i can't get the immobliser and electric start to work,.. unless we know any bike electrions who could do this for me

[Billy Whizz]

I fancy one one

[tyreslider]

Have had two now found ok need to keep them away from water or do what i did to last one siliconed it on all seams and were the wires join the unit.I put one on my bandit twelve but you cannot wire the starter up you need to pull clutch in to start on the twelve??? imobiliser was not a problem they are ok for the money.

[kamas]

Mar 17, 2011 20:40:29 GMT tyreslider said:

Have had two now found ok need to keep them away from water or do what i did to last one siliconed it on all seams and were the wires join the unit.I put one on my bandit twelve but you cannot wire the starter up you need to pull clutch in to start on the twelve??? imobiliser was not a problem they are ok for the money.

Suzuki need pull clutch ;D
I'm thinking to buy one

[Kamran786]

I'm gonna order the V2 non talking one next week, see wat its like

[ZX6-Chris]

Mar 18, 2011 14:42:03 GMT kamas said:

Mar 17, 2011 20:40:29 GMT tyreslider said:

Have had two now found ok need to keep them away from water or do what i did to last one siliconed it on all seams and were the wires join the unit.I put one on my bandit twelve but you cannot wire the starter up you need to pull clutch in to start on the twelve??? imobiliser was not a problem they are ok for the money.

Suzuki need pull clutch ;D
I'm thinking to buy one

on my bandit i don't need to pull the clutch in to start but i don't have proper wiring diagram for my bike

[tyreslider]

The twelve has a a switch on the clutch lever so you cannot start it in gear until you pull clutch lever in then it will start its a good imobiliser if you leave it in gear mind
I have a manual for the 95/01 bandit on computer.

[madandy69]

if you need a hand gimmee a shout only live at aycliffe so not far for most to travel to get it sorted or could pop over if i get time just let me know

[madandy69]

would say if you fancy one get one from the link i posted and you will need to tell them what bike you are putting it on so that they can give you which wire goes where on the bike you have simple job easy to fit and peace of mind that you are protected and i dont even work for the guy i just thought like the rest that it is worth shareing info and we all can save on buying one for the bike that does not cost the earth to buy and works.

[ZX6-Chris]

just been on phone to him he said your commission is in the post haha joking PM for ya mate

[madandy69]

hehehe yeah i know him very well and he knows when i order for someone or they mention i told them that he sends al the info on there bike they need to diy fit it he also sends me all the info on any new alarms they may have coming in or makesing so that i get the knowledge for them so i know that the bandit 12 i can make full remote start but like any remote start put on a bike you need to think LEAVE IN NEUTRAL BEFORE TRYING TO REMOTE START. They can be fitted to any bike even new models but need modifying slightly for certain bikes that are still easy to do and not difficult to fit.
anyone that needs my help on them or would like me to fit one for them give me a shout i will be only too happy to help you even if you do not want the remote start part of it connecting it is more a peace of mind to have a working alarm that also immobilises the bike from potential thieves which they would rather prey on a non alarmed bike than an alarmed one as it would be attracting more attention if alarm is sounding, easy to say "ohhh i wish i had fitted an alarm/immobiliser" after your bike has been stolen and for the price of a couple of tanks of fuel your protected i know first hand what it is to lose your bike to thieves and that is why i fit one to every bike i own and have owned ever since and when i found how good these alarms are and how easy to fit then felt it worth shareing with other bikers todate i have fitted 100s of these alarms to all models of bikes and everyone says the same thing on how cheap they are and how well they work that they now do not mind going for long rides out then leaveing there bike parked while walking round shops etc knowing that when they return there bike will still be there and not worrying all the time while away from it.

[Milky C]

Probbably going to grab one of these when i have some cash

[madandy69]

they all fit any model bike even bandits lol

[ZX6-Chris]

Apr 1, 2011 20:56:17 GMT madandy69 said:

they all fit any model bike even bandits lol

thanks andy for sorting immobiliser out,. will have to figure out remote start mind.

[madandy69]

np mate just needs live feed from where i showed you then it work just test it on the starter button to make sure it not bypasses it then you be fine just with yours it got the different setup to what normally is on but we sorted it for you

[MUD]

Ive just bought mine....cracking price

[tyreslider]

Also bear in mind with remote start you have a choke on a carbed bike the remote wont work that for you.Personly the remote bit is pointless noise and imobiliser is what you want leave the remote start.

[madandy69]

you can always connect the remote start to the horn to scare off passing nosey kids that love to touch and try bikes out scare the monkeys out of them if you have sirens as well connected hehehe