Cheap security
Cheap security
A cheap deterrent I use is a rape alarm. Key fob size but make sure you get one with a separate activation pin and key chain. 140db ! Many uses for example camp site security - tied between tent and bike, puts bears off too allegedly, under your seat/in pannier and cord to wheel, etc, etc. Also handy if you hear banjos in the woods :huh: About £8 with spare batteries.
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Re: Cheap security
An excellent tip bud but doesnt it put the women off too :whistle: :laugh:herman wrote:A cheap deterrent I use is a rape alarm.
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who've you been camping with.herman wrote: Also handy if you hear banjos in the woods :huh:
Surely the rape alarm is too similar to the squeal of the little piggy :whistle: :whistle:
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Least of my worries :blink:Andi_Archer wrote:An excellent tip bud but doesnt it put the women off too :whistle: :laugh:herman wrote:A cheap deterrent I use is a rape alarm.
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I've used similar with a piece of string or carefully concealed on the bike such that if they move the steering it pulls the pin--just a couple of seconds only required to get you up and at them with a big stick!
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Yes just thinking about it attaching fishing line with a key ring loop or clip would be near undetectable in dim light