busa
Established Member
Hi there, I have read a few posts about “keyless entry” and other security concerns.
Has anyone fitted a GPS tracking system?
I fitted a GPS tracking system to my Motorcycle a Hayabusa, the tracking system looked just like an electrical relay and was hidden out of sight.
The system used a Giff Gaff sim, so I was able to communicate with it for free, Giff gaff to Giff Gaff.
I had the misfortune to have the bike stolen, they thieves had cut the chains to the ground anchor and the pushed the bike on a van I went on the app and it gave me the location of the bike, it even gave the route and time of the incident. I did call the police, but they didn’t seem interested as I had found the bike, didn’t even bother to gain any forensics.
I found the bike a few miles away, in a motorcycle parking bay with a brand-new bike cover over it, the police explained later that this was a common trick, as the thieves would wait a few days and then come and collect the bike, as no one would question a bike being recovered from a parking bay.
I’m sure we don’t want to post what extra security devices we have if this will compromise them.
But I can highly recommend it, my cheap £20 GPS tracker saved the day.
Has anyone fitted a GPS tracking system?
I fitted a GPS tracking system to my Motorcycle a Hayabusa, the tracking system looked just like an electrical relay and was hidden out of sight.
The system used a Giff Gaff sim, so I was able to communicate with it for free, Giff gaff to Giff Gaff.
I had the misfortune to have the bike stolen, they thieves had cut the chains to the ground anchor and the pushed the bike on a van I went on the app and it gave me the location of the bike, it even gave the route and time of the incident. I did call the police, but they didn’t seem interested as I had found the bike, didn’t even bother to gain any forensics.
I found the bike a few miles away, in a motorcycle parking bay with a brand-new bike cover over it, the police explained later that this was a common trick, as the thieves would wait a few days and then come and collect the bike, as no one would question a bike being recovered from a parking bay.
I’m sure we don’t want to post what extra security devices we have if this will compromise them.
But I can highly recommend it, my cheap £20 GPS tracker saved the day.