| Author | Message | ||
     Buellmonkey |
Hey all, It's not like I ever start a thread, so here goes. Does anyone own or use this: http://bulletproofelectronics.com/arse.htm Why would a gadget like this appeal to me? Well, ever have those days that you just wanna hop on the bike and just GO? It's more like, do you have your keys, wallet, cell phone, registration, rain gear, tire gauge, blah, blah. If I've watched too many James Bond films, it's only the ones with Sean Connery. I love gadgets. Something, anything to make life "easier" as I slowly, oh, so slowly, become a slave to technology... | ||
| Metalstorm |
Pretty cool. I'm wondering if it would work on an S. I don't know if there would be enough room under the seat for the antenna. I wonder if it would work inside the compartment under the passenger pillion of the R. My favorite part is not being able to leave without your wallet. That'd be worth it all in itself. | ||
| 99buellx1 |
Im wondering how well it works with EFI. They seem to be targeting the chopper guys which produce mainly carb bikes. Would be kinda wierd to walk next to your bike and have the EFI prime. | ||
| Thepup |
I have been thinking of this myself.I looked into using a access control unit,like that are used at secure building sites. | ||
| Chadhargis |
That's pretty cool. Wonder if you have to remove the existing ignition switch or if you can leave it in place. Still have to have the key to work the helmet lock (if you use it) and get the seat off. | ||
| Mr_cuell |
Bummer you have to be so close. I don't wear jeans very often on the bike, card would be up near chest in onside pocket. |
