anti theft devices

[Rebel]

How do you find it if it is stolen??? here are some services I found

www.gpsonsale.com/vehicletrackingdevices/products/GPS-Thief-Track/GPS-Thief-Track.htm

www.spyville.com/gps-vehicle-tracking-real-time.html

www.trackingtheworld.com/software.htm

Another idea I had, I think that your cellphone now has a gps feature and some services may offer an application that lets you track where your phones are at. If you could hide a pay as you use cell inside the bodywork of a scooter, hook it up to the battery to get continual charging and just leave the thing turned on and not use it for a phone to talk on, your cell company could be able to provide information to you with one of their phone applications and you could find your stolen scooter pretty easily.

[Enviromoto]

[Rebel]

Jeremy, that works every time, unless you are not there to see the theft.

Seriously though, we know that these things are easily stolen. So I personally think a hidden tracking device is about the best way to recover the scooter.

[jmkjr72]

thats why the tazer is hiden in the seat so the thief sits down he gets zapped in the ass just remember to disarm it before scooting

[Rebel]

Dec 30, 2009 18:14:09 GMT -5 jmkjr72 said:

thats why the tazer is hiden in the seat so the thief sits down he gets zapped in the ass just remember to disarm it before scooting

Now thats an idea, crank it up and I bet the thief will evacuate his bladder and bowels all over himself too.

[owenbrau]

Locks are your friend.

[Rebel]

locks are but mere speed bumps

[jmkjr72]

yep we have all sorts of master keys for locks chains and cables these days
battery operated sawzalls
german saws(gas powered chop saw)
bolt cutters
ect
ect
ect
all a lock will do is keep a semi honest person honest

[FootScoot]

It seems if they want it, they will figure a way to get it. It always makes me wonder why someone would want something so bad they would just steal it.

I rest easy knowing if mine is stolen I do have insurance on it. I may not get what I think it's worth, but it helps ease the pain and inconvience of losing something.

A loaded .40 cal. helps too. ;D

[Rebel]

just a 40 cal? tell me it is a magnum. 40's are great loads thought really

Actually, I don't like the kick on a mag, love my 45 long colt though, moves slow but packs a big punch when it hits. 45's have 9mm and 38's beat all over, except you can get a clip that holds a heck of a lot of 9mm.

[jmkjr72]

yes but if it takes 3 rounds of 9mm to take a guy down and only 1 45 round well you dont need the extra rounds
i love the 1911 i need to get one again

[Rebel]

What I have is a revolver. Longer case than an ACP some people do hot load them and get near magnum speeds. Now a 1911, is something I've had a desire to pick up, but I so seldom get to shoot anymore, would be a expensive paper weight.

[jmkjr72]

i know what you mean about the being paper weights i cant remeber the last time i went out and used my .38 special (other then sticking it in the pocket when some one is nosing around)

[wcurtin1962]

A local shop sells Lojack but it's $700.00 installed.

[FootScoot]

Feb 18, 2010 15:14:16 GMT -5 Rebel said:

just a 40 cal? tell me it is a magnum. 40's are great loads thought really

Actually, I don't like the kick on a mag, love my 45 long colt though, moves slow but packs a big punch when it hits. 45's have 9mm and 38's beat all over, except you can get a clip that holds a heck of a lot of 9mm.

It maybe only a .40 cal., but I'll just bet it would hurt like hell to get hit with it, and I ain't apt to miss. If that doesn't do any good I always have a good ol' 12 guage, and I know I won't miss. A deer slug will rip ya a new one. ;D