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05-12-2004, 05:08 PM

> So, something like LoJack (for that matter, how about something using
> the LoJack network, although I don't know if it exists outside the US),
> to fit inside the seat tube below the seatpost, armed and disarmed with
> a small RF remote control (like an automotive alarm), able to detect
> spinning wheels and removed components, and...er...fires a sharp spike
> through the seat when somebody steals the bike, puncturing the thief.

Or you could use a system that jettisons the saddle padding, exposing one of these:

http://fullspeedahead.com/products/r...ce-sd-lite.jpg

That should have the thief seeking a proctologist in a jiffy.

Chalo

05-12-2004, 05:08 PM	#22 (permalink)
Chalo Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Specifications of any bike alarm > So, something like LoJack (for that matter, how about something using > the LoJack network, although I don't know if it exists outside the US), > to fit inside the seat tube below the seatpost, armed and disarmed with > a small RF remote control (like an automotive alarm), able to detect > spinning wheels and removed components, and...er...fires a sharp spike > through the seat when somebody steals the bike, puncturing the thief. Or you could use a system that jettisons the saddle padding, exposing one of these: http://fullspeedahead.com/products/r...ce-sd-lite.jpg That should have the thief seeking a proctologist in a jiffy. Chalo