I thought I would start this thread to get some thoughts from other riders who have had there bikes ripped off. Did you recover them also what anti theft measures have you taken.
I just put a piece of thick walled tubing on each side of the bike into the floor of my shop and ran a 1" solid rod through the frame in front of the motor on my 520 through the other piece and put a
cut proof closed latch pad lock on it.
The other side of the rod has a 4" slug welded on it.
These pieces are concreted into the floor 3 feet down.
I also have a large log chain run through the frame and into another eye that is also concreted in.
The windows are boarded over and the doors are locked with
heavy duty locks. I have a motion alarm cable wraped through the frame also.
The front tire is off and in the house hid.
I had a bike stolen in 94 and ever since I am real jumpy at the slightest noise from outside. We live out in the country so you get a sensitive ear because it is usually so quiet.
At least twice a week though I find myself with cordless spotlight held high in my left hand and my 1911 colt 45 in the other.
Its a feeling of violation when you get your scoot ripped.
I was lucky and cought the thieves that stole my RM but it took allot of covert activity to get them to pay up once we found out who it was. Had to instill the fear into them if you know what I mean.
I just put a piece of thick walled tubing on each side of the bike into the floor of my shop and ran a 1" solid rod through the frame in front of the motor on my 520 through the other piece and put a
cut proof closed latch pad lock on it.
The other side of the rod has a 4" slug welded on it.
These pieces are concreted into the floor 3 feet down.
I also have a large log chain run through the frame and into another eye that is also concreted in.
The windows are boarded over and the doors are locked with
heavy duty locks. I have a motion alarm cable wraped through the frame also.
The front tire is off and in the house hid.
I had a bike stolen in 94 and ever since I am real jumpy at the slightest noise from outside. We live out in the country so you get a sensitive ear because it is usually so quiet.
At least twice a week though I find myself with cordless spotlight held high in my left hand and my 1911 colt 45 in the other.
Its a feeling of violation when you get your scoot ripped.
I was lucky and cought the thieves that stole my RM but it took allot of covert activity to get them to pay up once we found out who it was. Had to instill the fear into them if you know what I mean.