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    Quote Originally Posted by Memphian View Post
    I checked into getting a tracking system but for a different reason. When ever I go on a long trip my two daughters worry about where I am and I have to check in letting them im ok. Strange how that situation has changed now that they are grown. Well anywho im looking at a phone app that they can see where Im riding.
    Ive never had a bike stolen and I guess Ive never realy thought about a locator for that reason but with todays technology you would think there would be a lot of products to choose from. Good luck finding what you need.
    Memphian, look into the app EatSleepRide, I love it. Tracks your rides better than any app I've had and you can also search for ride routes near your location. It even tracks and records your lean angles! Don't ask me how it does it, I have no idea.

    But if you're daughters were to get the app as well, you can all join a "ride group" together and it continuously shows each persons location in real-time. Another neat feature it has is called CrashLight. Somehow, if the app is running (which it would be if you're recording your ride), the app can detect a crash and immediately alert your preset contacts of your crash and your location (your daughters do not need the app to be alerted). The developer claims the app can distinguish the difference between the phone being dropped, your bike hitting a bump, etc, and a real crash. Maybe its determined by a great deceleration of speed and halted movement, I don't know, I'm not going to test it out.

    In fact after typing all this out, I'd recommend the app to all our fellow riders. Anyone who does get the app, feel free to add me as rider, same handle for the app: Elroy

    Edit: I looked up the CrashLight info on my app, $9.99/year. See attached photo for more info

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    I heard about this through the dealership where I purchased my bike. They install them

    http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...ocating-system

    You can get it from Amazon for $299.95.
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    not found

    I did a search on amazon but didn't find it do you have a link for the $299.00 price

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elroy View Post
    Memphian, look into the app EatSleepRide, I love it. Tracks your rides better than any app I've had and you can also search for ride routes near your location. It even tracks and records your lean angles! Don't ask me how it does it, I have no idea.

    But if you're daughters were to get the app as well, you can all join a "ride group" together and it continuously shows each persons location in real-time. Another neat feature it has is called CrashLight. Somehow, if the app is running (which it would be if you're recording your ride), the app can detect a crash and immediately alert your preset contacts of your crash and your location (your daughters do not need the app to be alerted). The developer claims the app can distinguish the difference between the phone being dropped, your bike hitting a bump, etc, and a real crash. Maybe its determined by a great deceleration of speed and halted movement, I don't know, I'm not going to test it out.

    In fact after typing all this out, I'd recommend the app to all our fellow riders. Anyone who does get the app, feel free to add me as rider, same handle for the app: Elroy

    Edit: I looked up the CrashLight info on my app, $9.99/year. See attached photo for more info

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    Thanks Elroy sounds like a good app. I'm going to look into it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rich205 View Post
    I did a search on amazon but didn't find it do you have a link for the $299.00 price
    http://www.amazon.com/Kryptonite-001...ocating+system

    Would probably want to do more research on it. The reviews on Amazon are mixed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fxdl2051 View Post
    Does anyone have any experience with vehicle tracking devices. Given the expense of these bikes, I was thinking of adding a GPS based tracking unit, as "just in case" insurance. Way cheaper than Lojacks. Anyone have one? I've never had much luck with bike alarms though that may be subject of another thread.

    Have you heard of Digital Guard Dawg? They make a keyless ignition/security and they also sell a GPS tracking device for motorcycles. I personally haven't tried either product from them, but I know people who use their keyless ignition system and love it on their Victory bikes.

    Here's a link to their GPS tracking device system: http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/moto.../gdt-m/product

    Here's a link to their general motorcycle products if your interested: http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/motorcycles
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    Quote Originally Posted by VP8 View Post
    Have you heard of Digital Guard Dawg? They make a keyless ignition/security and they also sell a GPS tracking device for motorcycles. I personally haven't tried either product from them, but I know people who use their keyless ignition system and love it on their Victory bikes.

    Here's a link to their GPS tracking device system: http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/moto.../gdt-m/product

    Here's a link to their general motorcycle products if your interested: http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/motorcycles
    Interesting product, thanks for posting. I have keyless ignition on my car and love it, if there weren't so many locking thingabubs on the f6 I might wants one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Navvet View Post
    Ok, First: Steve 0080 - I have had several bikes stolen. based on my limited knowlage, If it is not recovered in the first hour ....
    WOW--- I did not know Stem was a high crime area!

    Our company uses Nextraq-- about $41 a month. Not sure what the equipment cost up front but it tracks the vehicle at all times with Satelite GPS. It even sends the boss an email or text when it is going over the posted speed limit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fxdl2051 View Post
    Interesting product, thanks for posting. I have keyless ignition on my car and love it, if there weren't so many locking thingabubs on the f6 I might wants one.

    I totally agree with you. I was really close to investing the keyless ignition when I had my Victory Cross Country because I hated having to look down to my left near my knees to insert the key, and I was able to purchase the keyless ignition for nearly half the price. I wish there was a way to make our saddlebags keyless...only capable of opening if you were close to the bike with your key fob. Or, this system would work with the full Goldwings since they have the clicker to unlock their bags.
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