... thieves would purchase old refrigerated vans and the tracker signal wouldn't make it through. I'm sure I remember reading about gangs in london who used refrigerated vans, the cut the bottom and installed a winch. The would open the rear doors and drive over the bike, winch it inside, shut the ...

btw fitting your own diy tracker is cheap, effective and simple. Richard Moore who has Biker Mates on Facebook runs a free installation day at his home every now and then. Quite a few have done this with top results.

kwacky wrote:The professional gangs have someone in the back of the van who will sweep the bikes to find the tracker. Within 10 minutes of your bike being nicked the tracker will be useless.

I do tend to agree. Sadly just claim on insurance

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I've tweeted the same thing. He was in it for the politics and for the benefit of others, not for the publicity and money. He was a political great. I didn't agree with his policies but he was a fine man who stood for what he believed in.

His comments about Tony Blair were priceless.

The professional gangs have someone in the back of the van who will sweep the bikes to find the tracker. Within 10 minutes of your bike being nicked the tracker will be useless.

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