locking up atv
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Best thing is to stay within shooting range. That way if someone tries to make off with the quad, you can deal with it quickly. At least give them a really good scare. Actually, if I did what you are talking about I would lace a strong cable through the rims and put a huge Master lock on it. At the very least it would slow someone down. I think that most thieves would think twice about taking a quad parked off the trail during hunting season, though.
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I have an ATV ALARM on mine. Bought it on ebay for 50.00 and installed it myself. it comes with remote start and kill, and has a pretty good range on it. It also has a motion sensor so if someone evev trys to push the bike it will sound 5 short beeps as a warning. If you keep moving it during the warning it goes into a major alarm mode.
This was the first thing i installed on my new one after the last one was stolen out of my garage.
This was the first thing i installed on my new one after the last one was stolen out of my garage.
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