Review on 🚲 Wsdcam 113dB Wireless Vibration Motion Sensor Bike Alarm - Waterproof Motorcycle Alarm with Remote Control by Jermall Meredith

** Extra ** I really like this alarm clock on my bike after a few months of regular use around town. The batteries require three AAA batteries and are easy to replace. I taped the alarm clock under the bottle holder with black tape and it stays in place, doesn't rattle or wobble. I attached the remote control to the key of my normal lock. Of course I use a bike lock, but that's a reasonable solution for around $20. **Very loud alarm. Two weeks ago, while I was locked in front of my gym, my road bike was disassembled: handlebars, seat post, severed cables. Replacing components was a real pain and expense. Obviously, the lesson is that a determined thief with tools can quickly wreak havoc. So I ordered it as extra anti-theft protection on top of my strong frame and wheel lock. It's very loud, works well when it's on, and fires with almost every movement of my bike. I couldn't be happier so far, especially for the price. I use this alarm when I'm only going to be away for a few hours and don't leave it in the garage all the time. I don't drive to work and leave it on all day. I suspect that if I just leave it on, the battery will soon die and changing the batteries will be problematic. But never underestimate the determination of the bike thief. This is another deterrent and is cheap and effective if your bike is unprotected. It's definitely worth the €17 I spent on it.