Xena disclock

[Sparti]

I have one and i recommend them. I also have a steel cable that it locks into to make it that extra bit securer.

High-Tensile Steel Cable

The noise is plenty loud enough to draw attention and also warns you (as already mentioned) to remove it before riding off. The actual lock with out the siren is very good and solid.

I've had mine over a year now and it is still working on the same batteries.

The reason they go off on their own is due to the fact that they arm themselves by reflecting a beam of light. If that light is broken (by the disc) then they are armed. After a while the reflector gets dirty so it does not reflect the light beam and in turn, arms itself. If people just maintained it by using a cotton bud and some petrol all works very well.


[ This message was edited by: Sparti on 2006-06-16 06:35 ]

[Philounet]

On 2006-06-15 21:26, Mad wrote:
There you have it. Somehow an opinion from a Frenchman doesn't mean crap to me.

Mad`
USMC 69-72

Just wonder what this has to do on a RAT forum, you'd better keep your insults for Yahoo chat rooms I'm sure you'll have a better public there

[ This message was edited by: Philounet on 2006-06-16 06:41 ]

[tealetm]

I use a kryptonite disk lock when I need, but not normally. I have forgotten it was on a few times- never dumped it just came to a screeching halt.

Oh and by the way- the forum thanks you for your comments Mad, but get off your high horse.

[Philounet]

Just an addition after reading Sparti's comments on Xena...the one I owned was back in 2000, and after checking on the link you provided I guess they made some upgrade on the weatherproofing.