Security

A disc lock is one of the best motorcycle security devices. They’re cheap, portable and easy to use. Sure, they’re not perfect and even the best disc locks can be defeated. But they’re a great additional layer of security that instantly rules out a proportion of motorcycle thieves who’d rather move on to the next […]

A motorcycle ground anchor is a brilliant anti-theft device. When we see images of motorbikes being stolen, they’re most likely dramatic shots of angle-grinder-wielding scumbags attacking a chain, with sparks flying. But did you know that outside of city-centres the most common way that motorbikes are stolen is by being lifted into a van. If

An alarmed disc lock is a great bit of security. Not only does it prevent opportunist bike thieves from just snapping your steering lock and pushing your bike away but it also makes a racket, meaning the thieves either carry on, knowing that people in the vicinity will know they’re up to no good or

It’s sad to say but gone are the days where using the best security chain guaranteed your motorbike would still be there the next day. The rise in powerful, battery-operated angle grinders, has enabled low-life scumbags to cut through a lot of previously uncuttable, uncroppable chains. However, that doesn’t mean we should give up. Quite

For any motorcyclist, protecting your bike is a priority, and with the increase in bike thefts, people are becoming more vigilant. Any insurance company will tell you, keeping your bike in a locked garage overnight reduces the risk of theft. To up the security measures, investing in an alarm system is a great choice. Table

Garage door security is an important consideration, especially for bikers. To prevent theft, locking your bike with a solid chain into a ground anchor is a great option. But stopping the little toe-rags from getting into the garage in the first place is a better option. In this review we cover some great garage door

Motorcycle thefts remain a growing problem both in the UK. To help protect your bike out and about or at home, investing in a D-lock is an excellent idea. Sometimes known as a shackle or U-lock, they aren’t as popular with bikers are they are with cyclists, but that doesn’t mean they’re to be sniffed

Your motorbike is more than a mere bus replacement service. It’s your pride and joy and it deserves to be protected from the elements and scummy thieving scrotes. If you don’t keep it secure, you might find yourself on the next bus. Table of Contents What is a motorbike shed? If you don’t have a

There are lots of good motorcycle security guides on the web and many that claim to be the best or show you the best products. This is not one of those guides. I’m not going to pretend this is a review of the best stuff. Instead, it’s just a down-to-earth guide on the different options

It’s a sad state of affairs but motorcycle and scooter crime has risen dramatically over the past five years. Scooters are particularly vulnerable – thieves love them as they’re easy to ride two-up, can carry their tools and the twist-and-go nature means anyone can ride them. Bikes like the Vespa GTS300, Honda SH300, Piaggio Beverly

In recent weeks, the numbers of motorbikes being stolen have rocketed, as thieves take advantage of the fact that the coronavirus has knocked everyone’s routine out of shape. Five years ago, the police stopped pursuing thieves on mopeds and stolen motorcycles. Anyone with half a brain cell can see that has helped nurture an industry

Table of Contents Rising motorcycle theft You might be observing the government’s rules on self-isolation and limited time outside but motorcycle thieves across the UK aren’t. Motorcycle theft is back on the rise. Opportunist thieves are taking advantage of the fact most people’s routines are far from normal. Despite the fact that most people are

Unless you’ve been hiding under a stone for the past few years, you’ll know that motorcycle and scooter theft is on the rise. In fact, we’d go as far as to say, motorcycle and scooter crime in the UK is now an epidemic, especially in and around London. You could blame the police It’s easy