Cheetah alarm

Hi,

I'm going to buy Cheetah CHC-WPTX motorbike alarm and now I'm interesting
have somebody experience of this alarm. Is this quite good device or waste I
my money.

 

Wasting ya time mate, unless you live in Africa. There are no
cheetah's in australia ;p

Johno

 

they are always on e-bay, i know that

personally i use a disc lock with a built in alarm...

cheers
www.mad-biker.com

 

I just installed one on my bike and it works like dream, all the features or
the alarm work fine and with a wiring diagram should take no more than a
couple of hour at most.


Cheers
Hus

 

Calling Doug with his Xena unit, calling Doug....

Hammo

 

You wake up screaming in the middle of the night?

Or does it make a noise like Clem 'dreaming'.

Moike

 

I chucked that thing years ago. Now I rely on proximity and vigilance.

Doug Cox.
Work to ride, Ride to work...

 

If it wasn't for responsible citizens like Jarmo, this
country would be overrun by the Cheetah Menace.

Alarmed, not alert!

-----sharks

 

nar mine wasn't a cheep xena rip off. (did yours do that lalalaalla thing
when it went off?)

mines a vector brand, that actually looks cool, quite a good sized, shiny
chrome disc lock, has all the works such as a nylon pouch, and the alarm
too, for the price of a brand disc lock.. not that loud but its enough for
me to run out with a shot gun everytime it goes off..

problem is you cant adjust its sensitivity, use to go off when the bike
cover blows against it, doesn't do that on the cbr.

I just use it when going to the super market or what not..

cheerio

www.mad-biker.com

 

<snip>

Finland, Finland, Finland,
The country where I want to be...

 

lemmiwinks wrote:

When are you next down in Sydney?

You obviously need some councilling and a few beers.


regards,
CrazyCam

 

Haven't so far

Hus

 

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Australia, Australia, Australia....
The country where I want to be...
Here Finland is cold and snow but no icebears

 

Hello Cam.

Dunno when, I've been meaning to get down there for ages (like the last
six months of last year), but it didnt really happen. I'm in the
process of moving house ATM, but hopefully once the dust settles on that
I'll have some pocket money to come and play. The councilling and beers
sound very appealing, so rest assured I'll drop you a line next time I'm
heading down that way. My goal is to have the RZ in tow so you can show
me the way around EC.

 

Gotta watch out for the dropbears around here ;-)

 

aren't the drop bears those things that jump out of tree's and set your bike
alarm off 500 times a night...

;-)
www.mad-biker.com

 

Bugger, I meant to swap you some beers for it.

Could have had a great deal of fun with it!

Cheers

Hammo