Id have to be dull and say the alarm i got in the 'two for fifteen quid' deal at the BMF. Doddle to wire up if a little tiresome removing fairing panels to hide the sensor and the siren. same features as many more expensive deals though. adjustable sensitivity of the vibration sensor, flashing indicators on triggering, self powered siren on hold-off relay so you can cut all the wires you like and it'll still deafen ya.
other than that i reckon secret designs i just bought for a personal electric vehicle freshly robbed from clive sinclairs secret norfolk labs.
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One of those Oxford multi tool things-got it free for posting sh!te on an obscure forum 
ZZR 1100-bought for a measly price cos it needed over a grands worth of panels to put it right-£200 quid later(including £100 for paint) & some swift work with a soldering iron & you see the beast to your left
front wheel for Jens CG125-found in the street
As BD said at the time-"if you fell out of a window you'd fall upwards"
I like that quote-still lifes what you make it-isnt it.
ZZR 1100-bought for a measly price cos it needed over a grands worth of panels to put it right-£200 quid later(including £100 for paint) & some swift work with a soldering iron & you see the beast to your left
front wheel for Jens CG125-found in the street
As BD said at the time-"if you fell out of a window you'd fall upwards"
I like that quote-still lifes what you make it-isnt it.
Zombie man, SHHHHHHH!
after being off work for a couple of days i began to feel better today when the bits id ordered for my tt600 turned up.
New hugger and alpha-dot kit. Hugger took about half hour to fit and then I covered the bike in tiny dots in case the bike gets nicked.. So with security in mind i also fitted the alarm i bought at the bmf earlier in the year. They were £10 each or 2 for £15 so me and zombie bought a pair between us. It took a while to fit (finding places to mount it was the hard bit!) but im well chuffed. best bargain ive ever had after the £20 hein gerricke boots i bought the year before.
So whats the best bike bargain you've ever had?
New hugger and alpha-dot kit. Hugger took about half hour to fit and then I covered the bike in tiny dots in case the bike gets nicked.. So with security in mind i also fitted the alarm i bought at the bmf earlier in the year. They were £10 each or 2 for £15 so me and zombie bought a pair between us. It took a while to fit (finding places to mount it was the hard bit!) but im well chuffed. best bargain ive ever had after the £20 hein gerricke boots i bought the year before.
So whats the best bike bargain you've ever had?
A pair of Max Biaggi Alpinestars GPTech boots. Normally £200, I got them for £70 at the Scottish bike show earlier this year. My son wears them, when he goes on the bike.
i had a bit ofluck recently - found a cg125 in the street, all it needed was a front wheel...........and some bolt cutters to free it from the lampost.................... 
I don't buy bargains ...
I buy what I think is a bargain, then invariable see it a week later for 60% of what I paid, then it goes wrong.
Even had to send my arris back cos it had a crack in it
Jinxed ? me? probly
I buy what I think is a bargain, then invariable see it a week later for 60% of what I paid, then it goes wrong.
Even had to send my arris back cos it had a crack in it
Jinxed ? me? probly
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