TFT anti theft
- Thread starter Nick dj
- Start date
Good point, sausage ....also used to secure the centre stand. Because we know statistically your bike will never be stolen. An other Cyrmark product
Attachments
Deleted account 250319001
Registered user
- Joined
- Sep 19, 2004
- Messages
- 6,495
- Reaction score
- 566
I do use three methods of anti bike theft. As that does happen.
BMW alarm, Immobiliser and steering lock. (three there on its own)
Motion alarm Disc lock.
Cunning. - Never leave it either out of sight, or alone? Choose hotels with underground or at least secured parking. Hi percentage are opportunist.
But TFT getting nicked....... Nahhhhhhhh, But hey, As I stated, If it makes you feel more comfortable, then crack on.
BMW alarm, Immobiliser and steering lock. (three there on its own)
Motion alarm Disc lock.
Cunning. - Never leave it either out of sight, or alone? Choose hotels with underground or at least secured parking. Hi percentage are opportunist.
But TFT getting nicked....... Nahhhhhhhh, But hey, As I stated, If it makes you feel more comfortable, then crack on.
Cymarc with shade. This was after my lesson learned when my TFT was stolen. At least they didn’t cut the loom and just unplugged it. The Cymarc with shade fitted fine, but the finish was poor. A quick sanddown and refinish with Hammerite and it’s perfect.
DazGS
Registered user
That does not sound so good having to sand it down and re-finish it, shame as was thinking it looked good....
That is what I thought. It just seemed a shoddy finish, which I was not prepared to put on a £20k bike.
For the money they charge, it should at least be a quality finish and not looked like it has been knocked up in a shed.
It took about 5mins to rectify, and the finish is now as I would like/expect. My expectations for Cymarc stuff is below that of Wunderlich or Evotech based on experience. His stuff mostly works, is somewhat industrial in design, and is cheaper. So I just manage ny own expectations accordingly to not be too disappointed. Wunderlich and Evotech are generally the benchmark imho.
Good point, sausage ....also used to secure the centre stand. Because we know statistically your bike will never be stolen. An other Cyrmark product
What a good idea!!
See my pic - no sanding or finishing needed just even it up a bit.
Well it would be British built because the perceived epidemic of TFT thefts also seem to be British built.
I am so glad that you find British built a plus point on your German bike.
Well it would be British built because the perceived epidemic of TFT thefts also seem to be British built.
I am so glad that you find British built a plus point on your German bike.
Good point !
I cant get on with the triumph (tried it) and i cannot afford a rolls royce ��
I bought an Aliexpress version but took so long to arrive that I ordered the Cymark one as well. Have to say that there's little difference between the two, although the bolts on the chinese version weren't as good
Quote "Around 20% of all Triumph bikes are built at a new Hinckley assembly facility. 71% are built at their 3 Thailand facilities" Unquote.
Deleted account 250319001
Registered user
- Joined
- Sep 19, 2004
- Messages
- 6,495
- Reaction score
- 566
I thought they were manufactured in Thailand and assembled in Hinkley ?
I don't understand...The videos online show people fitting these brackets takes literally 5 minutes
Which means they can be stolen in literally 5 minutes
Thieves are smart enough to learn about how to steal the TFT screen with these fitted....
Which means they can be stolen in literally 5 minutes
Thieves are smart enough to learn about how to steal the TFT screen with these fitted....
Slows down opportunists I agree.....doesn't slow down people who steal to order and who come prepared
hence why top of the range cars get stolen in literally seconds/minutes
Similar threads
