jacket locks.

[fatburg]

I just carry a bike lock in my tank bag, works perfect through the sleeve of my jacket.

[ceo012384]

Originally Posted by NONE_too_SOFT

exactly what im lookin for fnfalman, thanks. I'll be sure to book mark that and pick one up when im back from tennessee.

Ok or you can not have it, and btw go fuck yourself.

Originally Posted by fatburg

I just carry a bike lock in my tank bag, works perfect through the sleeve of my jacket.

Yeah that's basically what I have but I don't really ever need it.

[Mr Lefty]

well bring it to Indy and I'll take it off your hands... I'll lock my shit to my bike in Indy... maybe on base too... but that's about it

[NONE_too_SOFT]

Originally Posted by ceo012384

Ok or you can not have it, and btw go fuck yourself.

Yeah that's basically what I have but I don't really ever need it.

im gonna put scorpions in your fucking bed in two weeks you prick.

[Gas Man]

Everbody has the right idea. Run the cable thru the jacket sleeves then thru a piece on the bike. You can usually do alot of jackets on one bike.

Also, get a sticker for your tail... "Protected by Glock"

That should help too!

[ceo012384]

Originally Posted by NONE_too_SOFT

im gonna put scorpions in your fucking bed in two weeks you prick.

I'm going to give you AIDS.

[neebelung]

Originally Posted by NONE_too_SOFT

im considering just buying a cable lock system like so

and looping it through a spot on the bike and putting one end up the sleeve and throwing it over the saddle.

anybody ever thought of this?

Yes. If we're going someplace decent, where I'm pretty confident the bike won't get fucked with, then yes, we've done this, with both the jackets AND the helmets (my bike doesn't have a helmet hook, and Chris' only has one).

I put my jacket INSIDE Chris' jacket run the cable up through one set of sleeves, then put the helmet on the tank under them; run the cable through the helmet, then back down through the other set of sleeves, then through my fairing stay (this is an advantage of having an older bike - fairing stays! ) and lock it. We've done this a bunch of times (actually we'll be doing it today, since we're going down to the Blue Crab Festival) and have never had a problem having stuff get messed with.

The key is just to make sure the bike is in a safe place where you can feel confident about the safety of your stuff. When in doubt, take it with you (or park someplace else).

When we go to bike week, etc... (where I DON'T feel comfortable locking stuff to the bike), I take my helmet bag with me (which has long drawstrings, stuff my gloves into the helmet, put it in the bag and sling it over my shoulder, then just carry the jacket.

[NONE_too_SOFT]

Originally Posted by ceo012384

I'm going to give you AIDS.

I knew it. too much monkey anal love for CEO.

[NeonspeedRT]

Originally Posted by fnfalman

http://www.pacsafe.com/www/index.php...n=detail&id=32

I use one of these. It's not as secured as a heavy cable, but it's easy to carry in the jacket pocket. And it's strong enough to resist people pulling it apart.

I just ordered the same thing made by Kryptonite. I'm going to give that a shot and see if it's easier to carry around then a cable lock.

[z06boy]

Originally Posted by fnfalman

http://www.pacsafe.com/www/index.php...n=detail&id=32

I use one of these. It's not as secured as a heavy cable, but it's easy to carry in the jacket pocket. And it's strong enough to resist people pulling it apart.

Pretty cool...may have to pick one of these up.