Recently posted request re new product design - thanks for
the suggestions ( sorry about the cross posting - first time
I've posted to a newsgroup). Possible ideas are a cable
/alarm combination - something lightweight that would be
permanently attached to the bike - poss remote control like
car alarm and a universal adaptor to allow childs bike to be
converted into trailer bike. Can't seem to find any similar
existing products. Appreciate any thoughts
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news:9rLtc.156$OO.146@newsfe1-win...Quoted message said:
Recently posted request re new product design - thanks for
the suggestions ( sorry about the cross posting - first
time I've posted to a newsgroup). Possible ideas are a
cable /alarm combination - something lightweight that
would be permanently attached to the bike - poss remote
control like car alarm and a universal adaptor to allow
childs bike to be converted into trailer bike. Can't seem
to find any similar existing products. Appreciate any
thoughts
On my ATB I have a 'Cyclolarm' about 14 years old. This is a
cable lock, with an alarm that sounds if the cable is cut.
The main unit is attached to the bike frame tubing with U
bolts, and contains a battery.The maker was based in the Newcastle area; I bought an
optional longer cable from them. -
Chris said:
Recently posted request re new product design - thanks for
the suggestions ( sorry about the cross posting - first
time I've posted to a newsgroup). Possible ideas are a
cable /alarm combination - something lightweight that
would be permanently attached to the bike - poss remote
control like car alarm and a universal adaptor to allow
childs bike to be converted into trailer bike. Can't seem
to find any similar existing products. Appreciate any
thoughtsBig problem with all types of alarm is they are
counterproductive. Toerag will set the alarm off, wait to
see if anyone reacts (e.g. the owner is nearby) and if not
finish the job and leg it with the bike.Tony
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Chris said:
Recently posted request re new product design - thanks for
the suggestions ( sorry about the cross posting - first
time I've posted to a newsgroup). Possible ideas are a
cable /alarm combination - something lightweight that
would be permanently attached to the bike - poss remote
control like car alarm and a universal adaptor to allow
childs bike to be converted into trailer bike. Can't seem
to find any similar existing products. Appreciate any
thoughtsThere's an alarm from gearshift that goes in the handlebars.
Looks goodgearshift.co.ukinfo WEVA.htmlOpen ↗
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On Fri, 28 May 2004 18:15:27 +0100, "Chris" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Recently posted request re new product design - thanks for
the suggestions ( sorry about the cross posting - first
time I've posted to a newsgroup). Possible ideas are a
cable /alarm combination - something lightweight that would
be permanently attached to the bike - poss remote control
like car alarmSomeone on this group (sorry can't remember his name) has
done a neat remote alarm based on a PMR type radio. Dead
clever I thought.Quoted message said:
and a universal adaptor to allow childs bike to be
converted into trailer bike.Seen these. You take the front wheel out of the childs bike
and hitch it onto thyer towing bike to produce what looks
like an unstable mess.Tim
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On 31/5/04 11:56 pm, in article [email hidden],
Tim Hall said:
Quoted message said:
and a universal adaptor to allow childs bike to be
converted into trailer bike.Seen these. You take the front wheel out of the childs
bike and hitch it onto thyer towing bike to produce what
looks like an unstable mess.You don't take the front wheel out. There are two models
that I know of, the Giraff (which I have) and the
trailgator. Both require a fitting to be attached to the
towed bike as well as the tower.My experiences are that they work reasonably well and are a
good solution for short trips. They are not good off road or
when much manouvering is needed.Of the two I think the Trailgator is the better design.
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