I have looked into the Gorilla Remote Alarm, the Scorpio Alarm and the Scorpio Paging Alarm.
Each have their own advantages and disadvantages, so you need to determine what is best for your needs. I will say that bike alarms are quite expensive.
After speaking with a lot of riders locally, they noted that in our area the alarms were a huge waste of money, and nearly all of them use and recommended a Cable Disk Lock Alarm of some sort. They also recommended purchasing a coiled wire that hooks from the disklock to the handlebars. The coiled wire acts as a reminder that the disklock on so I won't try to ride off with it on. Doing so will throw the rider off the bike and possibly damage both substantially. :shock:
A lot of your needs will depend on where you will be parking your bike on a regular basis (e.g. outside overnight vs. garage kept) and how "safe" your destination sites are (stores, camping, hotels, etc). Since each area differs, I recommend talking to other bikers in your area, and any motorcycle peace officers you may have. They will be especially familiar with the "high crime" areas in your town, types of vehicles that are stolen, and what the more successful theft deterrants are for your area.
Hope this helps!
Each have their own advantages and disadvantages, so you need to determine what is best for your needs. I will say that bike alarms are quite expensive.
After speaking with a lot of riders locally, they noted that in our area the alarms were a huge waste of money, and nearly all of them use and recommended a Cable Disk Lock Alarm of some sort. They also recommended purchasing a coiled wire that hooks from the disklock to the handlebars. The coiled wire acts as a reminder that the disklock on so I won't try to ride off with it on. Doing so will throw the rider off the bike and possibly damage both substantially. :shock:
A lot of your needs will depend on where you will be parking your bike on a regular basis (e.g. outside overnight vs. garage kept) and how "safe" your destination sites are (stores, camping, hotels, etc). Since each area differs, I recommend talking to other bikers in your area, and any motorcycle peace officers you may have. They will be especially familiar with the "high crime" areas in your town, types of vehicles that are stolen, and what the more successful theft deterrants are for your area.
Hope this helps!