Have you considered a Bike Trac tracker? Expensive (nearly £600 fitted IIRC, plus £100 p.a. subscription) but it means you can get a litre sports bike and be fairly confident you'll get it back if it's nicked. Friend of mine's had his Blade nicked three times and got it back undamaged. Another friend has his own servicing business and fits Bike Tracs, so I get to hear all the dirt on them. And there isn't any. The thieves haven't beaten them yet. Hiding the bike in a shipping container etc doesn't work. Bike Trac enables a new approach to theft, i.e. have the bike you want and self-insure by getting TPO insurance. Don't let the thieves or insurers dictate your bike choice. Get an old carbed R1 and have that last hurrah. This is my philosophy - I got a Dorsoduro 1200 and I park it on the pavement in Brixton, with a couple of heavy chains to discourage the casual tea leaf. You do have to guarantee that you can answer your phone in the middle of the night, so the filth can be despatched to find your bike.
BMs are no longer safe from thievery because there's a big demand for stolen ones and parts abroad. They've got too popular and successful for their own good. Blame the Ewan and Charlie cosplay idiots.
I had a tracker on the SH300. Can't remember which one but it was about £100 per annum. It does give some confidence. I'll bear in mind the brand you've recommended.
Have you considered a Bike Trac tracker? Expensive (nearly £600 fitted IIRC, plus £100 p.a. subscription) but it means you can get a litre sports bike and be fairly confident you'll get it back if it's nicked. Friend of mine's had his Blade nicked three times and got it back undamaged. Another friend has his own servicing business and fits Bike Tracs, so I get to hear all the dirt on them. And there isn't any. The thieves haven't beaten them yet. Hiding the bike in a shipping container etc doesn't work. Bike Trac enables a new approach to theft, i.e. have the bike you want and self-insure by getting TPO insurance. Don't let the thieves or insurers dictate your bike choice. Get an old carbed R1 and have that last hurrah. This is my philosophy - I got a Dorsoduro 1200 and I park it on the pavement in Brixton, with a couple of heavy chains to discourage the casual tea leaf. You do have to guarantee that you can answer your phone in the middle of the night, so the filth can be despatched to find your bike.
BMs are no longer safe from thievery because there's a big demand for stolen ones and parts abroad. They've got too popular and successful for their own good. Blame the Ewan and Charlie cosplay idiots.