The Best Anti-Theft Devices for Your Motorcycle

If you keep your bike in a locked garage, you probably aren't all that worried about it getting stolen, but if you're like me and have had to park your bike somewhere else, then you should think about getting an anti-theft device or two for your motorcycle. There's a lot of different equipment out there. Some are better than others, so before you go out and buy any old motorcycle lock, make sure it actually works. 

I've only used a few different types of motorcycle anti-theft devices, so I thought it worth it to share a video from some guys that really know what to recommend. FortNine's videos are some of the best out there, and they really know what they're talking about. Check out this video that outlines some of the best anti-theft equipment to buy for your bike. 

Nelson-Rigg Deluxe All Season Cover

The Nelson-Rigg cover features a universal fit and will protect your ride from the elements. ($33)

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Kryptonite R2 Accessory Retracting Lock

Keep your cover locked to your bike with this retractable three-foot cable lock. ($15)

Buy on Amazon

Oxford Boss Alarm Disc Lock

Meet the toughest disc lock that Oxford makes. It has an alarm built in, too. ($110)

Buy on Amazon

Kryptonite Stronghold Anchor

Get one of the best anchors for your bike in the business. ($67)

Buy on Amazon

A B Tools Heavy Duty Chain

The Xena chain in the video was unavailable. But this A B Tools Chain has similar features. ($56) 

Buy on Amazon

​SPOT Trace

Always be able to find your bike with this GPS locator. ($94)

Buy on Amazon

Author

​Wade Thiel is the creator of Wind Burned Eyes. He is an automotive journalist and a motorcycle enthusiast based in Indianapolis, IN. Check him out on Twitter or read his automotive work at Web2Carz.