Car & Bike Bike security systems? Against petrol theft?
- Thread starter m-jeri
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ashvarybabul
Level D
Well what I think, these petrol thieves are no smart thieves but chindichors who buy a bike but couldn't afford petrol.. So installing a good petrol lock which doesn't open with any key would be a good option... These chors won't be so smart to make efforts for opening the lock..they will just skip it and look for another bike without petrol lock...
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Update.
So i bought a Xenos security system for 900 bucks. Got 1 year warranty. There were no small shock sensor. But u hit anywhere in the bike the alarm sounds. Got the electric start also. Now need to get new Rear View mirrors for 120 each.
Also got a Petrol valve lock for 110 from the same place. Got both got 1000.
Installed both in a near by workshop. 150 bucks.
So total 1150.
Only bummer i have is that the petrol valve lock needs the key to be INSIDE in ON and RES. So guess i need to get a chain now. No issues. worth the 3 time stealing worry i had.
So i bought a Xenos security system for 900 bucks. Got 1 year warranty. There were no small shock sensor. But u hit anywhere in the bike the alarm sounds. Got the electric start also. Now need to get new Rear View mirrors for 120 each.
Also got a Petrol valve lock for 110 from the same place. Got both got 1000.
Installed both in a near by workshop. 150 bucks.
So total 1150.
Only bummer i have is that the petrol valve lock needs the key to be INSIDE in ON and RES. So guess i need to get a chain now. No issues. worth the 3 time stealing worry i had.
eternoMind
Level G
Shakingblr_p said:
blueren
Level E
90% of the bikes will have at least one pepsi bottle worth of petrol to steal from.. So It doesn't matter which random bike the thief chooses...blr_p said:
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Agreed that its a pain to carry that key all the time. You won't get anywhere far without itm-jeri said:Only bummer i have is that the petrol valve lock needs the key to be INSIDE in ON and RES. So guess i need to get a chain now. No issues. worth the 3 time stealing worry i had.
which is why I have a spare key stocked in my helmet! 
blr_p
Level M
So they go with the one that makes the most sloshing sound when they shake the bike back & fro.eternoMind said:Shaking
If only that sound could be damped someway or the wheels locked so you cant move the bike.
This is actually better because if there's lods of bikes, your chances are pretty good of not getting hit. But that increases if there's fewer bikes and how lonely the street you park in is.blueren said:
The other point is how much typically gets stolen, am getting the impression thats its a bottle worth. If thats the case then you want to have more than a bottle in your bike to be safe. Better than running out midway. Or is that not a good idea.
Am asking this question as you have to figure some way of fooling the thief. How they decide which to go for is the key.
malhotraraul
Level F
hahaha, this is the last thing i wanted to read, protect petrol
ok ok ok on a serious note, it is not that hard to take off the entire bike petrol tank.
ok ok ok on a serious note, it is not that hard to take off the entire bike petrol tank.
nRiTeCh
Level N
Finale thought to end this debate-
dump your bike & get an age old maruti 800 1998 model.
install autocop and there you go free minded.
You get----a nice average, no fuel theft, no ones gonna steal you car even if thats the last resort though, get protection from scorching heat & upcoming rains & lastly enjoy 4 gals in one go :bleh:
dump your bike & get an age old maruti 800 1998 model.
install autocop and there you go free minded.
You get----a nice average, no fuel theft, no ones gonna steal you car even if thats the last resort though, get protection from scorching heat & upcoming rains & lastly enjoy 4 gals in one go :bleh:
