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So, i just noticed a keyhole on the mounting frame of my license plate. I had to take it apart to see what was inside since i don't have the key. I think it is an alarm but it doesn't work. I replaced the batteries but nothing happened. Could this be true? Anyone ever heard of these?
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First i've heard of them, but there's others chattering away on other forums about them.
Only thing that's close I've found is a reversing alarm
[edit]oh and this is about all i've found. looks like they used to be a fad a few years ago, but i'll take a wild guess that they never caught on[/edit]Last edited by Guest; 06-02-2011, 07:15 AM. -
I put one on my T500 Titan in 1973. Not a deterrent, but at least it makes a sound when disturbed. I would not purchase another one, personally.Comment
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A reversing alarm....now that IS useful on our bikes...
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Probably wouldn't surprise you to learn that there IS a reversing alarm available for a GoldWing.Originally posted by caligs View PostA reversing alarm....now that IS useful on our bikes...
There are electrical circuits that become active when Reverse is engaged, allowing you to connect back-up lights and/or an alarm.
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