security devices - Page 2

Thomas-the-Terrano2 · 29-01-2009, 13:50

well just bought a bulldog euro, and a set of lck nuts in case not already fitted.

euro seems a relatively lightweight solution 10 seconds to install, ideal for short
stops enroute. had been looking at one called nemisis but not for touring, weighs
a ton and bulky too. maybe more for storage security.

as stored at home plan to have hooked up to mains to keep gently warm and
fridge ready chilledand battery topped up so alarm will be ON.

zippy656 · 29-01-2009, 13:53

we keep ours just out side teh front door. Like i said locked to a hitch post, didnt think of hooking it up though, could use the baby alarm we dont use.

Zippy

29-01-2009, 13:50	#16
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29-01-2009, 13:53	#17
zippy656 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Devizes Wiltshire Vehicle: Nissan Note Ntec 1.5 Posts: 14,138	we keep ours just out side teh front door. Like i said locked to a hitch post, didnt think of hooking it up though, could use the baby alarm we dont use. Zippy