How do you guys lock up your ride? i kno its no high demand bike but im moving to an apartment in a not so good area. I was looking into the Kryptonite NY lock that comes witht eh chain and disk lock... i was wondering if anyone had it... what size chain to get .... and if it fits in the under compartment (under the seat) in the bike? Thanks for all the help... Ride on...

-QK

 

Whether its a high demand bike or not - someone out there will steal it. Not too long ago, someone had their older 500 stolen from around my area.

I don't really know what you should get - I keep mine locked up in a garage.

A while back there was a thread about this, I'll see if I can find it.

 

Here is the link....

https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_31520/tm.htm

 

gotcha... i was looking into the above mentioned kryptonite with teh chain and i wanted to know if it would fit under the seat or not...

 

Here is mine;

 

it's a little pricy but the scorpio alarm is nice and good peice of mind.

 

Scorpio is almost as much as i paid for the bike... was looking for more of a chain kinda deal

 

yeah it's not cheap but worth every penny.

 

The Glock 17 is a good route if you like the 9mm round, the Glock 22 is a little better using the .40 round. However seeing how a gun isnt truly practical get an alarm

 

the chain your talking about will not fit under the seat, heck i'm lucky that my paperwork and my helmet bungee fits under there. we just went through a five finger shopping spree at the malls over here with bikes getting stolen trust me any lock is good, because if them idiots are determined to get your bike they will, its rather difficult at times but they say to chain it to a permanent structure when you can, because my friends where using disk locks and the idiots were lifting the bikes onto trucks and driving off, lock and all. it's not to hard to get another front tire. unless they just want the parts. well do your best at making the right choice, especially when it come time to park it. hell park it in your house, thats how we did it in the good ole days.