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Don't you hate it when you haven't been a able to ride for a while, and you have a day with nice weather, but you go out to start the bike...dead battery. There are downsides to having a security system on your bike.

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Nope.

I have a trickle charger anyway, but I also know how to bump-start a bike ;)

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Yep, had that happen to a motor scooter I owned. Disconnected the alarm/remote start as I didn't really need it for my location and style of riding. Usually comes with the territory of having more than one bike to ride. :D We should probably wire up a Battery Tender Jr on our bikes!!

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Yep, had that happen to a motor scooter I owned. Disconnected the alarm/remote start as I didn't really need it for my location and style of riding. Usually comes with the territory of having more than one bike to ride. :D We should probably wire up a Battery Tender Jr on our bikes!!

Yeah, I've been thinking about it. Unfortunately, all my money is currently being invested in my wedding.

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Yeah, I've been thinking about it. Unfortunately, all my money is currently being invested in my wedding.

Priorities yong man ........ PRIORITIES !!! ?

Em B)

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think bike,,, have a budget weddiing.:thumb:

We are having a budget wedding. Problem is she is a doctor, just graduated med school. Loans are in excess of $200,000. *sigh*

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Cannot bump start the Triumph.

WHAT???!!!!

What good is that.... unless you have an immobiliser and *that* is the cause of the problem?

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I have a local bike shop that sells small solar panels which you can plug onto the battery whenever you are not using it. The cost is about £30.00 but it beats not getting ur ride B) Check out e bay you may find something similar ?

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I have a local bike shop that sells small solar panels which you can plug onto the battery whenever you are not using it. The cost is about £30.00 but it beats not getting ur ride B) Check out e bay you may find something similar ?

Thanks, but the bike is kept in the garage, and I don't really have a place to install the panel so that it won't get stolen.

Ttaskmaster, yup immobiliser on the security system.

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johnsnow............... the solar panels i mentioned are not as big as you think.............. they measure about 6" x 4" and come in pairs, there is a small length of wire that you connect to your + & - terminals on the other end is a plug which you can secure under the seat, then all you do is plug them in when you need them or overnight. if you have a window in ur garage u could hang them in the window.If i can find the website address here in the UK i will post it for you. He does a lot of internet bussiness and sends all over the world. :D:D

I have just been on his site.............. punch in www.thebikerstore.co.uk look in accessories, they are called 'Oxford Solarisers'.

I am not sure if the rules permit me to advertise,i have no vested interest in his bussiness, i have bought gear off him on several occasions and never had a problem. B)

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