Reddit reviews Motorcycle Compact Alarm System 12V 12 Volt with Remote Control - Universal Fit for Motorcycle Scooter Quad Bike - Non Intrusive - No Cutting Wires
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12v with VERY LOUD 125 db Siren2 Wires To Connect To Battery - The 3rd (Orange) Wire Is "Optional" And Can Be Connected To Your Motorcycle's Starter Relay / Solenoid. This Is An Added Feature & Wire Can Be Disregarded If you Choose. 2 Stage Shock Sensor -The Purpoise Of The Shock Sensor Is To Sense Any Disturbance, Jolt Or Impact To The Motorcycle. Adjustable Sensitivity, tooThis Alarm Is Designed To Activate In Two Ways: 1. The First Disturbance Will Cause The Alarm To Sound For 10 Seconds. This "Warn Away" Feature Notifies The Violator That The Motorcycle Is Alarmed. 2. A Stronger Disturbance Activates The Alarm For A Full 30 Seconds2 x Remote Controls With Panic Feature / Motorcycle FinderSmall Compact Design -The Siren Is Seperate From The Micro Processor Box Enabling The Alarm To Be Fitted In All Sorts Of Places When Space Is A Problem. Self Adhesive Stick-On Pads (Clean surface to remove dirt & oil residue before applying). Water resistant Design
Get a hardwired alarm instead. Amazon do them for about £20. They're easily worth 100.
EDIT: I got this one last year and it hasn't let me down .
First of all, congratulations -- love it in red.
I had an Yamaha MT-125 until very recently, it's a brother bike to yours, so same dimensions basically.
I bought a JDC waterproof cover (not sure if Rain or Ultimate Rain though) -- very decent and sturdy, definitely waterproof and has holes either end to loop a chain/disk lock through.
I got a Givi phone mount, on the more expensive side, but definitely not flimsy, overall quality is what you pay for here. The only somewhat annoying thing to mention is that to get it absolutely waterproof, they include a kind of an additional sheath you have to slide over the holder when it's really pissing it down -- normally it'll probably be water-resistant. But hey ho, should have no issue carrying it around with you.
I used a pretty cheapy alarm from these guys, but on a lower sensitivity setting it does the job really well.
I bought one of these a few days ago, early days thus far but the missus touched my bike earlier today and she said it was so loud, all the neighbours came out to check wtf was going on.
I use that along side my current chain/disclock/anchor setup.