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Re: Bike theft deterrent
Posted: Sep 6th, '08, 12:36
by tafflade
Err sorry dont know where the swimming pool is.
Is that anywhere near filton police station/Airbus roundabout?
Re: Bike theft deterrent
Posted: Sep 6th, '08, 12:37
by Tomahawk R1
tafflade wrote:for an uncroppable chain it could be worth you while looking at the Almax, they aren't cheap but they are a damn sight better than a lot of them on the market. Obviously not much good if you dont have anything to lock it to though
what area of Bristol are you going to? if its filton I may be able to help.
An Almax series 3 with a squire lock, Thatcham approved too. Bought mine couple of weeks ago, set me back in the region of £150.
Re: Bike theft deterrent
Posted: Sep 6th, '08, 16:01
by Banditmax
Its fairly close to filton police station. I see youv'e moved outv'e the ponds then Tom.
Re: Bike theft deterrent
Posted: Sep 6th, '08, 16:34
by Varcon
I just got another £20 alarm off ebay, they do there job well enough to out people off ! Nothing special but a quick and cheap way of doing it !
Re: Bike theft deterrent
Posted: Sep 6th, '08, 19:34
by Tom L
Its fairly close to filton police station. I see youv'e moved outv'e the ponds then Tom
got so bored of fishponds, its nice an easy for getting to uni but its a ghost town, really looking forward to being near...well...stuff
i was thinking about alarms but all the garages said they would only fit alarms they supplied and i dont know my ass from my elbow when it comes to electrics
Re: Bike theft deterrent
Posted: Sep 6th, '08, 19:42
by Banditmax
Yeah gloucester road is nearer everything isn't it. Ive moved even closer to town this year down near the rising sun.
Re: Bike theft deterrent
Posted: Sep 20th, '08, 01:44
by Milky
the cammoflage bike cover that oxford do seems to keep my bike safe. i just park it on my lawn an people are clueless.