hello
i have a datatool system 2 alarm, which i think is a cat1 alarm, however, my insurance company MCE, advised me not to disclose this on my documents, cos if the bike were nicked and the alarm didnt work i would be void for a claim.
they said it was an added bonus, but as it was garaged it was fine...
i used to have a meta v357 fitted, but it went mad when i jet washed the bike. apparently its not a sealed unit and i buggered it proper!
ive no experience with toad, but datatool are the ones for me.....i gues the top guys being datatool, acumen, toad and meta.....as always ebay should help yer 
cheers fella
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						what alarms and immobilzer do you have
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				Bestie
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Re: what alarms and immobilzer do you have
datatool system 2 for me too
have always used datatools with bigger bikes, had an acumen on my 125 as they dont drain battery as fast
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Re: what alarms and immobilzer do you have
i dont have an alarm or immobiliser fitted, never been asked about one from insurance companies. the bike is garaged an the only time its out, i'm on it.
			
			
									
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Re: what alarms and immobilzer do you have
cheers guys, done a couple of quotes and as caz said, only brought the premium down by about £9 so i dont think ill bother to be honest.  Like caz said, it would take about 30 years to to make it back lol  by then ill have a different bike anyway so cheers for your help
			
			
									
									
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Re: what alarms and immobilzer do you have
laserline 860t (CAT1)
only because i fit them
but i've actually got a cyclone alarm on mine, which isnt thatcham approved, but its fitted to thatcham levels and works a treat, for £30 i can't knock it really, bit of a tit to get the built in immobaliser/remote start to work but its all good now
cheers
dan
			
			
									
									only because i fit them
but i've actually got a cyclone alarm on mine, which isnt thatcham approved, but its fitted to thatcham levels and works a treat, for £30 i can't knock it really, bit of a tit to get the built in immobaliser/remote start to work but its all good now
cheers
dan
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Re: what alarms and immobilzer do you have
i love that. ^^rene wrote:paying a toad load more for the alarm
and back on topic, my "immobilisers" are all of the big chunky metal variety, not the electronic variety.
In the garage:
Kawasaki ZXR400 L3 - shiny
Suzuki DR800 - bouncy
1978 Suzuki GS400 - PROJECT RETRO RACER!
Kawasaki GPz500S - for sale soon
Honda CG125 BR-J - in bits
						Kawasaki ZXR400 L3 - shiny
Suzuki DR800 - bouncy
1978 Suzuki GS400 - PROJECT RETRO RACER!
Kawasaki GPz500S - for sale soon
Honda CG125 BR-J - in bits