A motorcycle alarm can't protect your bike.
Motorcycle theft is a significant threat to motorcycle owners. More than 71,000 bikes were stolen in 2006, totaling losses of more than $440 million. Motorcycle owners are understandably interested in any auto security measures that may protect their bike. But the fact is that most theft prevention devices such as a motorcycle alarm are ineffective against organized thieves. If a professional criminal really wants to take a bike, no motorcycle alarm is going to stop him.
Rather than trusting in alarms and security systems, savvy bike owners know that the important thing when a bike is stolen is to get it back quickly and with minimal damage. And that's exactly what LoJack for Motorcycles can help you do.
Learn more about LoJack's alternative to motorcycle alarms now.
LoJack provides more security than a motorcycle alarm.
As the leading provider of solutions for stolen auto recovery, LoJack also offers LoJack for Motorcycles—a highly effective alternative to the motorcycle alarm and other theft prevention devices.
LoJack for Motorcycles works in the same way as the LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System used in automobiles. A tiny transceiver hidden in the body of a vehicle emits a signal that police can track through foliage, steel containers, warehouse walls, and underground garages. The key is hiding the transceiver well enough so that thieves can't find it. While this is easy on a car, a motorcycle has fewer places to hide a LoJack unit. Consequently, LoJack for Motorcycles has been designed to integrate seamlessly into the body of a bike so that thieves can't find it or disengage it. LoJack for Motorcycles enables police to track and recover a bike quickly—many times within just a few hours. No other motorcycle alarm or security system can match that.
Get an early warning alarm when your motorcycle is stolen.
With LoJack's Early Warning Recovery System, motorcycle owners are instantly notified by phone, e-mail, or text message if their bike is moved without their authorization, making this far more effective than a motorcycle alarm. If the bike has been stolen, the police can begin tracking the motorcycle immediately, resulting in even faster recovery.
LoJack is the only stolen vehicle recovery system operated by the police. LoJack has recovered more than 850 motorcycles in the last three years and more than $8 million in motorcycle assets to date.
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