Secure WSDCAM Bike Alarm System with 113dB Anti-Theft Vibration - Waterproof Burglar Motorcycle Bicycle Security Alarm - Includes Remote and Mount Review

I use the alarm system identically to the car alarm system. I get off the bike, push the button, hear the beep and think it's safe enough. I also reinforce it with a deadbolt lock. The alarm is only needed to make noise, distract the thief and draw attention to the bike. The alarm clock itself is quite loud and "obnoxious" enough to draw attention. A lot of bikes have been stolen in my life so this kind of precaution is a bit experimental as I know how sneaky thieves can be.

I installed this alarm on my new portable scooter as a safety measure in case I had to leave it unattended for a few minutes. After I finished the installation, I "armed" myself for a quick test, made a cup of coffee and sat down to watch TV, kind of forgetting I had set the alarm. Later, as I passed him on the way to the kitchen, he shook me half to death as he uttered the first warning yell that made me run to the controller before startling my neighbors. Soon I'll be testing it outside my…

I can't even put two "square nuts" in the alarm as in step 1 in the photo. Tried 15 minutes. No matter which direction I go. The holes are not big enough for a metal part to pass through. Even inserting it into the first plastic loop is a problem. It's definitely loud. Scared me to death pulling out the plastic strip to activate the battery. Sad because I was excited to see they have a mounting system rather than just slipping it into a pocket or zipping it to the frame. Update: My husband was…

I have to say that I was very skeptical at first. Knowing how cheap and easy it is for sellers to buy positive reviews. So, I have read many of the 5 stars in detail and many of them seem legit. So I decided to try this Arlam. It's actually easy to install, easy to learn, and pretty loud. It really hurts inside, but it's "ok-noisy" outside. THIS WILL NOT PROTECT YOUR BIKE FROM THEFT! I've been using it for a month now and intentionally turn it on when I'm cycling. People look at me, but nobody…

I bought this alarm to protect my electric scooter. This is my fifth different type of "bike" alarm, including a cable lock alarm with keypad and remote, taillight/remote alarm, and a $200 Boomerang Theft GPS alarm (with a $3-month paid GPS subscription) . ). I'm by no means an expert but have done extensive research to find a reliable alarm. I was willing to pay for almost anything within reason as long as it worked. My main issue with the more expensive options was that many car alarms use…