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- Motorcycle anti-theft solutions are plentiful, but these are our favourites. You'll definitely be locked in you seat for this review.
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" in the UK you can get a 5 minutes theft test by leaving something outside for 6 minutes " man I fell off my chair laughing, I live in the UK, that is so true !
London is the hub of thugs
@TechSoldierOfficial we do have a constitution but guns still illegal.but considering how bad knife crime is right now probably a good thing.
@@paulbryden4006 We (UK) actually don't have a constitution, no-one ever sat down to write one. We're a common law country, meaning each time a judge passes judgement on a new issue that's the law forever after.
TechSoldierOfficial | Please provide sources for your claim.
All the ones I found say the exact opposite.
@TechSoldierOfficial It's just not a good idea to make guns widely available to the population. No point having one to protect yourself when the attacker could just as easily have one too.
I need to get one of those alarms. Not because I'm worried about theft, but because the kids in the townhouses around me like to try and climb onto the bike when it's parked. I can hear the screams of terror now...
Dude I am in the exact same position as you. So far my cover has I think anyway deterred them but not sure how long that will last though.
SOA when JAX beat the hondroid for sitting on his bike.. i loved it.
I have the Oxford and can vouch. When I left the bank the other day a guy was getting a little too close and nearly jumped through his skin when the alarm went off 👍
Tis been 6 years those kids must have grown up now
tip no 1: Avoid London
T Tsering too soon man
He was not referring to that.
T Tsering 1bike stolen found half year later broken on some ghetto , 2 times in last year my mt ... tracker did the job . now I always get chain and disclock and park under my window next to bed xd
Kaiyo Mayo too soon for what?
I've had 3 Oxford bike covers stolen as well as an eBay non-branded one which was even locked to the bike. I've heard homeless guys steal them a lot as they're waterproof... I hope it was, and not another "biker". (If you're a bike thief you dont deserve the title of biker.)
i dont even have a bike (yet), but i love watching these videos.
Since i actually stil get replies to this lmao,
I bought an Ninja 650 2019 in orange and i love her.
Saphyra BloodDragon go get one :D
Same. XD
Go get one! get a side hustle and save up! i bought a 2015 Yamaha R6 yesterday!
Cute lulu ^^
Cute lulu
1. Cover (and small chain)
2. Massive (19mm) chain to metal fence and Squire lock
3. Front wheel disc lock
4. Rear wheel disc lock
5. Scorpio Alarm (to he fitted).
It just takes a few minutes at the start and of the day to do the 'routine'.
When I'm out and about I just use a single disc lock (and alarm).
Keep your pride and joy safe from thieves!
1. Take cover off along with small chain
2. Cut the fence, not the chain
3. Cut the disk the lock is attached to
4. Cut the disk the lock is attached to, again
5. No one cares about alarms
Your best bet is to have a tracker on it and pay around £250 a year for a company to live track it and monitor.
You can use lever lock, and discloxck with alarm.
I think if someone try to deactivate or cut , it starts alarm
Damn, why didn’t I think of that! Two 130db disc locks to give a nice surprise the randoms who like to mount bikes they see parked. Combined with the cheapest oxford cover I could find and my Airtag I use as a tracker it’s going to be legendary.
@@TheLondonCyclist 1. Get rid of the tracker once it is found.
@@mnunez10yep. Everyone says get a tracker but it depends on your bike if it's a high value bike that's getting robbed by pros then they will use a jammer and block the signal or just find it and rip it out in 5 mins lol. Having 7 to 10 locks is the best option. The more hassle the less likely it would be stolen.
The good advice in this video prevented my motorcycle from being stolen tonight at 1am. Thanks
Some old timer Harley Riders told me about bike covers 1) Get one without a bike brand name on it. That way they have no idea what is under the cover. 2) Make the cover dirty and unattractive with some black over-sprayed paint and duct tape on it. Thieves will think it a crap bike because you have not invested in a good new cover. 3) Get a cover a bit bigger than you need. Then the rims and tires are covered so then again they have no idea what is under the cover. Plus they cannot figure out what type of bike is under the cover by the profile.
As they said, people do not covet what they cannot see.
Thought about that a couple of times when i saw covered bikes.
When i who knows a lot about bikes to the point that i never have to ask anyone "what bike is this?" I can tell you 90% of the time what bike hides under the cover just by seeing a part of the bike like the wheels (size, width, etc), the final drive (chain, belt, shaft), brakes, the swingarm or the lower part of the forks and the axle mount. Plus you can always tell what type of bike it is by the overall shape. At least i can tell 100% if that bike is worth enough to steal it.
So make sure to cover that up good
Very useful tip. The problem in my case is that there are only a few bikes that are 1,70m tall, shaft driven and with huge side cases xD
@@Granyonky GS! GS! Is it a GS! Hahaha
@@squirtsomedirt3161 jackpot!
Great advise Paul thanks!
I just remove both wheels and engine. Never lost a bike yet!
wtf.. lol 😂😂😂
@@jackndu1119 Hahahha. And I am taking everything apart and takes me 2h to put them back next time I am using the bike.
I did what you said now im like 3 months on just putting it back
That's called a horse 🐎
Q+q teee
Just take out the spark plus.. it won't even start
The best thing about ALL of these products is that they're universal, I doubt I will have my beginner 500 for more than 3 years, it would be nice to buy these products only once and know I can keep using them (battery and service being the only long term expenses) but at dollars for batteries and maybe 100 annually it's definitely worth investing in. Once again Ryan, top notch info and always entertaining!
Tip No1 ... Live in Japan.. You have more chances to struck by lightning than having your bike stolen... Basically, it's really peaceful here.. So peaceful that there are bikes and bicycles that are laying around in streets corners, never moved, huge layer of dust or plants climbing on them... Nobody would steal them... I love this country!
How many immigrants did they let in per year, 2-3?
No offense dude but,speak for yourself...
I live in Japan and motorcycle theft is pretty common here. A friend in the neighborhood just got his stolen recently and you can hear plenty of stories of motorcycle theft.
Theft insurance,alarms,GPS, multiple locks,cover,rental containers with 24h surveillance... The drill is the same here.
I own two bikes and live in a nice residential area and I caught people trying to "check" my bikes before.
If you have a high end bike, professional thieves will come for it.
If you have a scooter,you have to worry about hooligans.
Classic bike,watch out for bike gangs.
It's a shame though. This country is indeed safer than others on other aspects...
@@0Turbox probably in the negatives.
I am sorry but I have to disagree.
It depends on the type of bike you own. I have a 400cc from kawasaki and my bike is very popular with zokus. So I always have to be careful. Maybe the song is different when you get something above 400*?
@@ginka2281 ゼファー400 by any chance ? (・∀・)
I would add one more - additional killswitch for the starter. Simple rewire plus 2$ on/off switch hidden in some accessible but hidden place.
I am not looking for a lock nor do I need a new one. I just enjoy your well made videos. Good job
Sir Lightyear so truei just watch cuz i like these vids
I’m from UK and I loved the “just by leaving it outside for 6 mins” brilliant made me smile at the irony of looking at bike locks for the UK........ nice one Ryan - keep up the blogs very entertaining, creative and love the humor that comes through on your videos.....
I live in London so the bare minimum for me is huge chain, ground anchor, tracker and CCTV. Fortunately the place I park at work supplies ground anchors, CCTV and regular security patrols. Oh and the cover is a good idea but an old tatty one is better than a shiny new one. Even then someone attacked my pride and joy with a hammer after failing to get through my chain with their angle grinder. I had a 125 stolen because I didn't use a big enough chain, now I take no chances.
As a magna fan, i'm pleased with the mention of the 83 Honda Magna
Carlos Cervantes I have an 84 lol apparently it's rare since it's a v30, all I know is that it's cheap to insure and maintain and hellish fun to ride.
The UK 5 minute test is so so true! About 12 years ago I parked a K100 on a friends driveway whilst I nipped in for a few minutes and it was gone without a trace - needless to say lesson learnt!
You don't need to outrun the bear..... I subscribed for the reviews, stayed for the semi dry Canadian humour.
fun tip with the GPRS trackers. you can wire a ignition live power cable into the device to keep it charged up with out worry about it dying out on you. tuck it away in the rear cavity and youve got a good little tracker. as even if they do disconnect the battery its inbuild battery will last and no chance of draining the battery if left for too without use either.
Do people even steal bikes in Canada? I figured the baddies would just ask for it politely.
No, they'll steal the bike and leave a note reading 'Sorry' on it when they return it.
they actually leave you a case of beer in it's place but they're so badass they are not twist tops and they don't leave a bottle opener :(
Of course they do.
They steal all the time, but even if you have them on video and use a GPS tracker the RCMP won't do anything because we are supposed to treat addicts, poor folk and minorities with extra respect.
Come to Winnipeg. They'll take your kidneys too.
That is by far one of the most in depth reviews I have ever watched. It's like Hugh Green in Anatomy Crash Course videos but with motorcycle security accessories. This video was like an entertaining lava lamp, just kept going but the more I watched the more I learn.
I don't even have a bike, but I watch all of your videos. They are well scripted and keep my attention. Good job
A D A M M A J O R go buy one!
Pocketful of Tune I want to now!
Don't go steal one. Lol
I'm in the same boat. Super close to getting my first bike :)
same here!
Just a heads up the Oxford Boss link in the description actually links to some Dunlop Sportmaxs :)
Good eyes. Thanks!
Here is the link to Oxford.
www.oxfordproducts.com/motorcycle/product_type/security/disc_locks_and_padlocks/
Ryan, you're videos are seriously the best.
I've been watching tons of TH-cam biking related videos and I've never gone ahead to comment on any one.
Except yours.
My bike was stolen overnight 6ft from my bedroom window with the alarmed Oxford disc lock on. Fairly new batteries too.
I'll never know know how.
(Also had 2nd disc lock and was chained to some railings)
No chain? No cover? Yeah, I can see why.
@@firefox3249 It had a chain too, and cover, and 2 separate alarms.
@@oliverfox402 Yikes! It sucks, but there's always some way a clever scumbag can use to get around your security systems or exploit their weaknesses.
man, you sure make the best videos
as someone who lives in the UK that oxford joke was amazing
Great writing, smooth delivery, and professional editing with excellent presented information. Great video
I just made my bike look like its a police bike. No ones even trying to get near it.
James Bowie that’s why I put a sticker on my bike tank that says “property of xxxxx police department.”
Yeah but every other rider is going to kick it to the ground every opportunity they get.
Very very clever! Love that idea
isn't that illegal lol
tinwoods well it did 12 times so far.
Hey, I'm in America, what does that centimeter equal in quarts.
BigBlue Glide Best chuckle I've had today 🤣
About a cubic ounce.
Or twice the difference between a metric bushel and standard Babylonian fathom.
Hope that helps.
🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣 really?
Lol
This was very helpful, I'm always so scared that someone steal my Zero :( Even having it a garage 90% I still get scared. As always, great video FortNine.
Can you remove the battery and store it separately? That would deter joyriders at least.
Lol...
It is so silent that its silentness is worrying
Finally, someone who understands security. If they can make it, someone can break it. But if it's more inconvenient for them it makes it less enticing so they move on.
Loving all the videos man, always informative and providing me with quality content. Massive thanks for all the tips and products you showcase that have helped me. Thanks Ryan!
Tip: Get two Oxford Boss disc locks - one for the front wheel and one for the rear wheel, make it twice as hard to steal and make the thief spend twice the amount of time to steal the bike - time matters.
Is this mr beans Canadian son
John Martin haha thats what i was going to say but first checked if anyone comented on it already
Hahaha yes. I can't believe I didn't see it til your comment.
Hey Mr beans has a master degree in electrical engineering. That's a legitimate degree so his kid is going to be smart
Yes it is...does that matter? He's the most courteous motorcyclist ever and always provides top notch content
actually, atkinson is real petrol head, so that ' actually not that insulting, as it seems at first glance.. www.hotcars.com/cars-from-mr-beans-garage-facts-about-his-surprisingly-lavish-collection/
Great video.
Regarding the chain - Go with a PEWAG square link security chain (I think it called the 3012 or the VKK-12, depends on the region)
Expansive but they are the best against cutters.
I just place Claymore mines around my bike. Never had a single problem ;)
I agree with the cover as #1 security. 25yrs in NYC agrees. Had bikes stolen from right next to mine but they were uncovered. If you want to keep it you cant flaunt it. Stay humble.
The most effective anti theft device for my motorcycle (when it is parked at home) is my Glock 19 (9mm). I live 25 kilometres out of town on 50 acres....surrounded by crown land. Shoot....shovel....and shut up.
I've read two comments about Hell's Angels in Oakland "multiple big guys with weapons" and thieves in England stealing your bike right in front of you. Commonality: Good guys can't carry. We need to go back to it being totally okay to shoot a bike (horse) thief. Does everyone a favor and deters others.
The way things are going in several UK cities, I think it's only a matter of time before some toe-rag steals a bike from the wrong person and is found strung upsidedown from a lamppost by his bollocks.
Luka Dragunov Cheers!
But it's just as easy for them to shoot you if you live in the middle of nowhere.
That's the problem with living outside of cities, there is no social protection and criminals can do as they please.
@@juststeve5542 It's been done, it doesn't stop them. It only stops the little scrotes from stealing from that one owner, or their friends. It doesn't always deter all bike thieves either, you have to show some extreme violence towards them to really scare them off. The second time a guy (it was the same guy as the first and third times) tried to steal my bike he managed to run away, however he was missing teeth (what did he expect when he tried to steal a bike with the 16 stone owner wearing body armour stood next to it), but he tried again, unfortunately for him I was cutting a zip tie off of my bike, and he only ran away with my knife (I swear I didn't stab him, he must have lodged the knife in his own shoulder after he ran away, honest officer). Apparently UK legal carry knives can be dangerous to thieves (who knew).
Owned an Oxford boss - the number of false positive activations made me get rid of it within 4 months. Now using an Abus 8077 for over a year without any problems.
The UK 5 minute theft test!
There'll be many a chuckle from here, over the pond at that one!
Ive had an oxford alarm boss lock for probably getting on for 10 yrs now, (with no problems apart from replacing batteries once every couple of years) so it must have survived THOUSANDS of attempts here in the UK! 🤣👍👌
Just put a Suzuki logo on the bike, no one will touch it.
Fuck u lol
Damn bro but GSXR 1000s are sexy...
You mean Honda
My gsxr said to dislike this comment.
@K A Mine is fine. Perhaps there is a difference between Japanese Suzuki's and American versions. I live in Asia and have no problems with mine. I do also own a Yamaha SZR and really like that one too. I like the SZR for when my wife wants to go riding with me. Riding on the GSXr hurts her butt on longer rides as it has a larger and softer seat.
I watch these when I don’t even need the product. This channel is so sick.
You should do a video on waverunner theft prevention…. So corrosion and rust would need to be evaluated. Great videos and super informative
I chained my bike to an easily offended pitbull
Also did this
I’m getting back in the saddle after two years. Had my klr650 stolen out of my driveway. I’m so dam excited. Gonna pick up he new gen and the biggest lock I can find
Is there anything to cover the ignition key hole. Cause someone tried to steal my bike using a key and broke the key inside ending up costing me $400 to replace the cylinder.
$400? Wow no pliers? Dam
I worked with a guy who had a new flash Harley Davidson, it had a sensor in the seat that set off an alarm if someone sat on it without inserting the key. It was more to scare off the kids that kept sitting on it rather than anti theft.
Can Ryan F9 Do another video on Bike Security and Locks now that this one is almost 6 years old ?
Thanks for the review brother. Love your personality. Never change for anyone but yourself. Excellent attitude. This video was also enlightening. Stay safe.
Grinders! Everything you showed can be defeated in less than 1 minute! Living in London I have experienced this personally way too often! Baseball bat to chase off the little shits has been my best anti-theft device...
And the only bike that I have had stolen was picked up and dumped in the back of a van!
Yeah but you need a cordless angle grinder, it makes a lot of noise and sparks, it takes some time... Any lock can be opened with the right tool, its about deterring, making it harder for thieves to steal your bike.
@@iamadness69 Unfortunately the bastards roll up in packs. 2 angle grinders is all they need. One to cut free the bike, one to threaten good samaritans with.
@@Fordnan yup, there are many videos about that, it's a shame
too bad y'all don't have guns...
cindy But then the bike thieves would have them, as well as any one else who wanted to rob people. Newsflash cindy, keep your guns over there - we don’t want them or your gun crime.
Confidently gave this the thumbs up before watching. Didn't disappoint as usual.
the way you guys presented this video was perfect. humour where it needed to be and info placed efficiently. although I'm not currently interested in ADV bikes this definitely had me curious. well done as usual.
you forgot to mention the best theft deterrent of all.....buy a Vstrom!! I keed I keed! ;)
2017 or after V-Strom. God they're ugly!
I love the quality of all the videos that you produced. Thanks!
Post a video on where to hide the GPS tracking device !
Well that just completely defeats the purpose.... Unless your the thief lol
ANYWHERE YOU want.
So you could steal the bike?
Almax Chains- check them out, I recon they're the toughest out there.
Great vid, the problem with trackers is knowing where to put them so they stay hidden as many bikes get stripped down and parts sold off after they're stolen and taken for a joy ride....
i avoid theft by riding worthless junk, 82 HONDA cm250c and 2013 clevland heist. easy to steal? yes....worth the hassle? HELLLLL NAW!!!! the honda dosnt even have rotors for disc locks! xD
Rockabilly Rambler lmao your doing the right thing
They will take it to ride around and steal better bikes or use it for mugging people on the streets.
Excellent video as always! Maybe we can get a 2020 update on anti-theft devices/systems?! Cheers!
This guy is slick. A pleasure to watch and learn.
5 minute theft test in Oxford! Gold there mate.
2:20 endured and survived 5 minute attack test.
*LockPickingLawyer wants to access your location*
WOW!!!! Thank you, for this Great demo/review/recommendation video! I NEED a few, if not all of those items!! Any deterrent is better than NONE!....
Regarding the Van comment here those thefts are quite common as they are driven dismantled that night and shipped within a few days
need an update for 2019 please :)
Here in Spain one of the most common is the minivan approach, they get into the parking lot, park on any free space and wait till very late when no one is around, put 1 or 2 bikes in the back of the van and wait again, when the first cars leave the building in the morning they join too without having to use the door control, and that's it, bye bye motorcycle.
First F9 video I've watched that I've disagreed with: It's incredibly common for panel vans to snatch bikes in the UK. They can have a couple guys and throw the bike in locks and all and its gone in no more than a couple of seconds.
If you aren't Chaining your bike to something solid whilst out in the UK then its fair game for thieves. Even then - they carry battery grinders and can make short work most locks. Most guys ride with at least a disc lock and chain here and their bikes still go walkies.
Same in NYC. Lots of bike thief rings that go around at night in dodge caravans and power tools.
I use a $10 Master lock. It fits perfectly into hole in rotor. I lock it at back side of the caliper so bike has minimal to no forward movement. Its cheap, its small, its easy to use. But I live in upstate NY and there is not a whole lot of bike thief happening.
The UK comment is very spot on.
I recently had a shitbox 1999 CB500 Stolen...
You're a genius bro. I will definitely buy these stuffs once I have the bucks. Thanks for the tips bro! 👍👍👍
Getting back to your bike and you can faintly hear something coming from behind the bike: "This is the lock picking lawyer... A click on 1, nothing on 2, 3 is set."
You can get the same type of anchor plate for around $40. Or you could just get anchor bolts with eye holes that stick up just as much as that black cover for $10.
The best lock of them all called: INSURANCE :)
And the most expensive...
You got to have it anyways so it's a cost that is already there.
Will you offer me an insurance plan that will get my meticulously-customized, one-of-a-kind bike back instead of just refunding a new bargain-bin stock one when it is stolen?
I mean, private investigators aren't cheap.
Pfft...
You know.. as a veteran whose his bike was stolen twice in 4 months, I can say the insurance while helps, only cover around 60% of your bike.
It is Indonesian insurance, btw
Oxford Boss, You can eliminate the alarm with a gas lighter or just fill the speaker with superglue = silence or very quiet
Good comment, though locks like these are to deter the opportunist and not the professional.
@@paritee6488 its *ucking feral youths round my way, I have to my ktm in my fort Knox garage and have bought a bmw R1200RT that can live in the drive for day to day use.
Joffrey are into motorcycles now? Times have changed. Indeed.
I have the Oxford lock, love it but if it's windy leaving it on night meant that it's going to randomly sound alarm all the time. Better side it with a chain
You've got the best vids out there. Keep it up.
My 98 xr650l was parked right next to several other bikes, all of which were much more expensive than mine, but mine was the one that was stolen, literally yesterday. Unbelievably, I got a call today saying that the police found it parked at a McDonalds less than 2 miles away from where it was stolen. So I have my bike back and now I am looking for a chain to lock my (relatively) light bike to something immobile while I'm at work. As it turns out, the only chains worth buying are made in England and not available for shipping to the US.
Pewag is one of the best...
You look like a fortnite character
Ryan for UK I'd recommend RoadAngel , 300£ with fitting 99£ year subscription. Ofc you can track your bike but you get calls from call center when there's movement or even drop in voltage . After theft you call them with ref number from police and they deal with them . first time I did private hunt and had to wait 5 hrs in bushes waiting for police . they did it in 45min . 500£ for 2 bikes is quite cheap :)
Olaf Beblo and what happens if they have a Faraday cage? Nothing. They can put the bike in a van and then your bike is never to be seen again
Been tempted to play with the GPS trackers, especially the ones that keep track of shifts, top speed, g-force, etc.
Absolutely excellent videos ser!👍👍
U need a show on tv. U are very professional
That is useful for those who have costly bikes. Not sure how much that adds up to .. but you get a new budget motorcycle for around $1000 here in India. Around the amount you suggested spending on security of bike.. I get it.. it is mainly for high-end bikes..
Nice one. Thanks.
You are my favourite motorcycle youtuber
Upgrading my cable lock very soon for something heavy duty😁
Great video....always a giggle to be had! Thanks dude.....
Exactly what I was trying to look for, thanks alot mate much appreciated
Tracker not actually an Anti theft more of a finder after the fact------ Great video thanks -- keep them coming
wow man honestly one of the very best reviews I,ever seen.
everything is on the money just a bit more light would be better
Loved the joke about the bear, but then i am not Canadian - great security advice thanks
Your comment about leaving things outside for 6 minutes in the uk is hilarious and so awfully true 😂 shame it dosent say rating against 12v handheld grinders and Theivs here use these and can usually cut through any lock/chain in 15/20 seconds
Hey man I really enjoy your work, and boy you’re funny! Keep up the great work :)
Oxford also has the Terra Force Anchor for $70USD @ Revzilla. It is installed by pouring concrete around it.
I would love an updated version of security systems for motorcycles! I'm pretty sure I'm not alone, as well. Please and thank you!
Chain suggestions
For home use
Make sure the chain is 16mm+
Almax
Pragmasis
Oxford beast
Squire
ABUS
Milenco
And for taking out with you make sure the chain is 12mm+
ABUS Granit Extreme X-plus 59
ABUS Granit 58 loop lock-chain
ABUS Platinum chain 34
Milenco coleraine
Best disc locks
Kovix KAL14
Kovix KAS15
Detecto 8077
Abus Granit quick
Victory 68
Oxford boss alarm
Abus power xs 67
Oxford nemesis
Xena xx14 or xx10
Detecto 7000 RS1
Abus Sledg 77
Detecto 8008
I recently got my ninja 250 keyed and only noticed until I was home. Immediately went here
good video thanks. i was using an old gun trigger lock through my disc with some paracord to the clutch lever. then one time i rode away without removing and sheared the gun lock off on my fork. time to upgrade. oh.. and Westsiiiiiiiiiiiide!
Love this guy. Smart as a whip.
There's now a 16mm version of the oxford boss go for that one not the 14mm.
Keep the videos up ! I love em to bits .