Real Random

Does any one know of a good place in the 757 that can install a bike alarm and not try and rape me in installation fees? I am going to check around as soon as my bike get here. I wonder if Best Buy does it?
Thanks for any info you can provide!

specialk1000

dont bother if they want it they are going to take it. just get a storage unit or a buddy with a grage.

F2Tzoomzoom

best buy does not do alarm installs on bikes, but there are a few people at local Best Buy's that would be more than willing to give you a hand, if you're looking for someone to help/put it in completely...... pm me if youd like more info

xshanex

most of them are plug and play or really simple and shouldn't take that long to do with simple tools and the instructions. They're a decent deterrent but only part of the "not getting your bike jacked" equation. If your bike is stored outside at an apartment or house its unfortunately only a matter of time till it gets stolen around here


hit up steve (skroozloose) and his shop has the best labor rate around.

skr00zloose

i also used to install stereos and alrms for a living...

what kind of alarm is it?

if you're wanting remote start and all that crap, don't bring it to me, i don't need the liability. i have a friend that manages a discount auto sound, i can talk to him about it. he's done custom alarm installs for us in the past.

Real Random

i got it off a british company on ebay. It has all kinds of crazy sh1t going on. But i am not sure i want to get it installed. i heard they kill the battery...

Bustadust

just from my experience on dealing with alarms that have all sorts of goodies.......example: kill switch, remote start. it is just something else that will end up gettin messed up and more to worry about. now i am talking about car experience here but its all the same cup of tea really. if u want to get a alarm, trust me get the most basic alarm u can get. the more goodies it comes wif, the more headaches u get later

skr00zloose

if you're going to let the bike sit for any extended length of time with the alarm on, it'll kill the battery.

the more non-factory electrical crap you put on the bike, the more likely you are to have problems down the road. especially on fuel injected bikes. alot of those sensors are very sensitive about proper voltage.