Can anyone tell me if they know of a company that still makes bike alarms that are just alarms and not immobilisers? I want a warning someone is tampering with the bike, but not a potential breakdown from a unit with a malfunctioning immobiliser/anti-hijack/remote engine starter I don't need...

Well it goes something like this. I've a 2003 @ that I thought I'd have a go a fitting a spyball alarm. I studied the Haynes manual looking at where I thought the appropriate points where to wire them in. Then I emailed spyball about what to do and they were very helpful but confused me even...

I bought an 87 Transalp for my mate, which is now in my garage ready for a good service in readiness for a euro trip in a couple of months. However it's fitted with a Datatool Alarm (don't know which one yet) which arms itself after 30 secs. The key fob disarms it just fine but it constantly...

On Thursday 4th May 2006, at two minutes and three seconds after 1:00 in the morning, the time and date will be 01:02:03 04/05/06. That won't ever happen again. Or you could get a life :roll: