Locking up your Antique bike and helmet?

[HDSmitty]

I was not so much interested in locking up the bike and/or helmet as I've {knock wood) never had an issue along those lines. I want to secure my invertor/generator (running or not) to my trailer or vehicle when I'm not near so it doesn't get legs which only takes a few seconds. The NOISE factor is what really grabbed my attention so I'm grateful for the lead.....I didn't mean to hijack the thread.....Smitty

[Steve Swan]

to: HDSmitty,
The siren is certainly what makes this sort of security different. And these days when one parks an old bike at a Vintage Rally and then wants to wander off a few yards to look at some of the other old bikes, maybe take a picture or two, it is certainly one simple and easily set up additional level of protection.
Wish you good riding in '23.
AFJ

is there such a thing as a GPS tracking device that can be put in the gas tank?

[AFJ]

Don't know about putting it inside the gas tank but there are some very small transmitters which can be hidden in many places on a vehicle and which will allow it to be activated to determine the location it is at - or see on a receiver as to where it is and when it is being moved.
AFJ

[T. Cotten]

A Hayabusa would really be a risk, I bet, Folks!

But an antique machine should make common criminals scratch their heads until after you get back; None of them could start it and ride off.

If its a truck-off, they had to not only know you would be there, they had to group up to load in seconds, and hope to know a fence that can escape the interwebs.

Back in the day when curb theft was real, I just rode a rat. But I did get vandalized.

....Cotten