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RE: alarm group buy? - 3/25/2006 11:10:04 AM

BabyGirlF3

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I think I like that talon one a little better. But I like the price in this one too

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RE: alarm group buy? - 3/31/2006 7:20:54 PM

QuinC

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well i'm still in search on alarms.. i'm also seeing about a group buy on cheeta alarms.

if anyone is interested in the talon though this is an email i just got from them.

Well as you have probably figured out, the orders coming in on this group
buy have been dismal. All of one to date. I looked at the forum member
base which isn't all that large, so here is what I will do. Any order
listed with the CBR Forum group buy as the Company name until the cut off
date will receive the discount. Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Brad Vansickle

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/2/2006 12:33:41 PM

gintelis

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What about Scorpio SR-i500SE Motorcycle Alarm?I think this is the best alarm for motorcycle.

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/2/2006 2:56:48 PM

QuinC

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quote:

ORIGINAL: gintelis

What about Scorpio SR-i500SE Motorcycle Alarm?I think this is the best alarm for motorcycle.

its also 300$... and it does the same thing as any other alarm. only big diffrence i see about it is you can buy wireing kits for diffrent bikes.

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2000 cbr 929
gpr stabalizer
d&d slip.
zg d.b windscreen
rear hugger
radar detector
autocom system/helmet speakers
H.I.D low beam H7

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/3/2006 12:17:25 PM

mandosgreat

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quote:

ORIGINAL: QuinC

quote:

ORIGINAL: gintelis

What about Scorpio SR-i500SE Motorcycle Alarm?I think this is the best alarm for motorcycle.

its also 300$... and it does the same thing as any other alarm. only big diffrence i see about it is you can buy wireing kits for diffrent bikes.

Do they really? (I don't know)
I am seriously contemplating it, in fact, I'm just waiting for some $ to transfer into my account, at which point I think I'll be buying the Scorpio. With the Perimeter sensor, Titl function, Back-up Battery and Anti-Hijack feature (which I think is an ignition kill). Not to mention that the alarm will page you if there's an issue.

I paid more for a car alarm that did not do that much (but maybe I was just stupid).

If we could get a group buy from kneedraggers or some other site on that alarm, I'd be all over it.

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/6/2006 9:42:09 PM

gintelis

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ckeck this out http://absolutecp.com/store/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=321. I think it is good deal.

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/7/2006 4:43:11 PM

gintelis

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I talk with the guy from shopabsolutecp.com.where is a deal: $275 for each I500SE alarms system shipped...One Payment one delivery...
$279 Each Plus $9 shipping if you give me the names and they call individually...

Is anyone interested?if yes let me know.My email gintelis27@hotmail.com

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/7/2006 10:24:16 PM

jeffreyg

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I just ordered this one:

http://internatrix.com/oscommerce/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=28&osCsid=cac7e923df344a1c6cf540527c4f1854

Cost $139.00
It has a perimeter sensor with a human voice that warns anyone coming too close.

After I install it, Ill let you guys know if its any good.

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/8/2006 10:40:23 PM

QuinC

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ORIGINAL: jeffreyg

I just ordered this one:

http://internatrix.com/oscommerce/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=28&osCsid=cac7e923df344a1c6cf540527c4f1854

Cost $139.00
It has a perimeter sensor with a human voice that warns anyone coming too close.

After I install it, Ill let you guys know if its any good.

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cool let us know what you think.

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2000 cbr 929
gpr stabalizer
d&d slip.
zg d.b windscreen
rear hugger
radar detector
autocom system/helmet speakers
H.I.D low beam H7

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/10/2006 5:48:05 AM

jeffreyg

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Should be coming in the mail tomorrow, ill take some pics of the install if you are interested.

peace out

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1983 750 Nighthawk..i thought this was fast!
1984 V65 Magna 1098cc.. this was fast. front wheel was light
1999 VMAX 1198cc .. this 600 pound log shakes at 110
2006 CBR1000RR 200 lbs lighter. Now this is fun.

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/10/2006 8:05:32 AM

Vermino

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FYI, contact your insurance agency and see if you can get a discount on your insurance rate (alarms always reduce the price of the policy) just for the ones that look at this topic and are like "i dont need an alarm.. who steals bikes?"
first thing is my leathers, then i will buy an alarm.. hope this group buy will be going when i get the money/time haha

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/11/2006 5:10:46 PM

jeffreyg

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OK...I just finished the alarm installation. Difficulty for the brain .... 2 Difficulty finding space and routing wire... 7 took a few hours.

take off most plastic, you can leave right front piece on.
Take off gas tank plastic too
Take off driver seat and pass seat
Take off plastic above exhaust (pass seat plastic) to place LED above clear lens. (this is optional) then place back on without screwing it in.

you want to leave the pass seat plastic in place so you know if the control module and sirens fit, but leave it unscrewed for now so you can lift it up to get wires through. photo shows where i placed components 1 = control module 2= speaker and perimeter sensor 3= wiring to battery, switched lead and antenna wire route. (under the plastic of course)

notice in the other photo, the antenna placement. the metal antena should not touch any metal. I snugged it in under the headlight and inst panel. It fit well without the chance of it falling out or getting wet. I ran the wiring on the left side along with the existing wiring. Not too bad, just takes time. I also went to the fuse box area to find a switched lead (headlight or horn) so the alarm knows when you turn on and off your bike.

I didnt wire the directional signals to blink, as the key fob remote lets me know when when I arm and disarm the unit. if you dont wire the signals to blink, make sure you tape them off. I didnt hook up the siren either cuz the speaker sends out a warning and the key remote vibrates and beeps when alarm sends a warning or is tripped. I would rather have a chance catching someone stealing my bike. (im sure a few of you feel the same)
If you hook up the siren and silence it, the perimeter alarm wont work. So I simply unplugged the siren part (you can hear the relay clicking when the siren would be going off)

this was installed on a 2006 cbr1000 the alarm is TW400 Internatrix

one other thing... the key fob remote is made from cheap hard plastic, so I used black electrical tape wound around it for protection. Looks like shit but saves it from breaking while its flapping in the breeze at 150 mph.

I have it set so it will warn (with a human voice) after person comes VERY close or touches the bike. Then if they continue to molest the bike, the alarm will trigger.

Any questions?...just ask, ill be happy to help.

Peace out

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/11/2006 8:12:51 PM

Vermino

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haha do we get to record our own human voice? and i wonder how long i can program the duratino of the alarm.. be like "THIS PERSON IS TRYING TO STEAL MY BIKE!!! CALL THE COPS.. YO, YOU OVER THERE WITH THE ICE-CREAM CONE.. DIDNT YOU HEAR ME?"

just keep going on and on muhaha..

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/11/2006 11:23:23 PM

jeffreyg

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The warning is a pre-programmed woman's voice stating that the motorcycle is protected by a security system. (the owner gets notified by vibrating and chirping the remote key fob)

The siren chirps for 3 seconds after the warning, If no one bothers it for a little while, it will reset. If they continue to bother the bike after the warning, the alarm will sound for a few minutes and the ignition will be disabled. (you will be notified again by the remote key fob)

I have the siren unplugged, so the bike still issues the human voice warning but no siren. I still get notified too.

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1974 cb 360
1983 750 Nighthawk..i thought this was fast!
1984 V65 Magna 1098cc.. this was fast. front wheel was light
1999 VMAX 1198cc .. this 600 pound log shakes at 110
2006 CBR1000RR 200 lbs lighter. Now this is fun.

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RE: alarm group buy? - 4/12/2006 2:14:40 AM

QuinC

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very nice review. one question though, how far away does the remote pick up the signal that someone is messing with it? also you might not want to catch somone messing with your bike.. sure it will feel good at first but then if they press charges that could be a bad thing.. but if you do.... make sure to blacken both there eyes and break there jaw so they cant point you out or say what you look like ;)

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2000 cbr 929
gpr stabalizer
d&d slip.
zg d.b windscreen
rear hugger
radar detector
autocom system/helmet speakers
H.I.D low beam H7

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