Thoroughly decent folk
I’ll drink to that
I’ll drink to that
I reckon it wouldn’t be too difficult to code the TFT to the ECU so it would be much more difficult for the thieves (or their customers) to use the screen, which would make the theft uneconomical or at least unattractive. Fundamentally, it’s about making mine less attractive to nick than yours...
And we still don’t know if it’s 1, 10, 100, 1000 that have been nicked...
I eventually remembered where I read the piece about using some of the TFT electrical components, not the TFT itself, it was in the comments section of a certain video about fitting the TFT protector. The thieving scrotes will stop at nothing, a bit like cutting out the easy to access catalytic converters from certain cars and getting £20 scrap value for the few grams of Rhodium, Platinum, and Palladium.I know they’re being nicked because I read about it on here, and the TFT group on Facebook, it was the same perceived threat for my 2011 GSA. Maybe a register is needed to quantify actual instances.
I eventually remembered where I read the piece about using some of the TFT electrical components, not the TFT itself, it was in the comments section of a certain video about fitting the TFT protector. The thieving scrotes will stop at nothing, a bit like cutting out the easy to access catalytic converters from certain cars and getting £20 scrap value for the few grams of Rhodium, Platinum, and Palladium.
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Bacon is the usual choice of addict shop thefts. They know how much they will get got a pack and where to sell it. The TFT screens, amongst other things is something they talk about and have an outlet for onward sale. So yes, for a fix, but unlikely opportunist.
Fitted mine at the weekend . Pretty straight forward , although smaller hands would help . Easy with an electric driver as well .
Thought the same about the foam, even when it had been spliced in half as per instructions, so I used some telsa tape for the short sides.
I'd also advise folks to have a check that the finish is okay before fitting, as I noticed afterwards that mine had a small imperfection (pimple) put a light scratch on one side, which most definitely was not caused by me in the fitting.
I didn't find any need to remove the windshield but I think this more in the case of the GSA?
Fitted the anti theft device to my GS 1250 yesterday.
Straight forward job, but as said before a lot easier if you remove the screen
Nice piece of kit
Mine arrived today, fitted within 30mins (including drinking a bottle of Cider in admiration of a damn fine product)
As for the screen strengthening items, I’ll let you know as soon as mine arrive, although a mate from work has both fitted he hasn’t mention any changing of bolts.
Keep up the awesome work Cymarc