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Motorcycle Alarm Disc Lock with Brake Handlebar Throttle Grip Lock – Bike Security System
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Protect Your Ride with a Motorcycle Alarm Disc Lock
Looking for a powerful motorcycle anti-theft solution? This Motorcycle Alarm Disc Lock with Grip Lock is designed to keep your bike safe with a built-in 110dB alarm that scares off thieves instantly. It's compact, easy to carry, and suitable for most bikes with disc brakes up to 7mm thick.
Why Choose This Bike Alarm Lock?
- Heavy-Duty Iron Build: Durable and corrosion-resistant for long-term use.
- 110dB Anti-Theft Alarm: Extremely loud and motion-sensitive.
- Universal Compatibility: Ideal for motorcycles, e-bikes, and scooters with disc brakes.
- Quick Locking System: Just press to secure – no complicated setup.
What’s in the Box?
- 1 x Motorcycle Alarm Disc Lock
- 2 x Security Keys
- 1 x Reminder Cable
- 1 x Carry Pouch
- 1 x Mini Wrench
Specifications:
- Type: Motorcycle Brake Disc Lock with Alarm
- Material: Iron
- Color: Black
- Alarm Volume: 110 dB
- Battery: 6 x AG13/LR44 (Included)
- Weight: 0.38 kg
Need more protection? Check out our motorcycle security gear or pair it with a motorcycle cover for full protection.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does the motorcycle alarm disc lock work?
A: When armed, the lock detects motion or tampering. If disturbed, it triggers a loud 110dB alarm to deter theft and alert nearby people.
A: When armed, the lock detects motion or tampering. If disturbed, it triggers a loud 110dB alarm to deter theft and alert nearby people.
Q: Is it compatible with my motorcycle?
A: Yes, it fits most motorcycles, scooters, e-bikes, and bicycles with disc brakes up to 7mm thick.
A: Yes, it fits most motorcycles, scooters, e-bikes, and bicycles with disc brakes up to 7mm thick.
Q: Can I use it without the alarm feature?
A: Yes. If the batteries are removed, the lock can still function as a physical theft deterrent (just without the alarm).
A: Yes. If the batteries are removed, the lock can still function as a physical theft deterrent (just without the alarm).
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