EASYGUARD EM212 2 Way Motorcycle Alarm System with LCD Pager Display Rechargeable Transmitter Built in Shock Sensor & Microwave Sensor Detecting DC12V

Only had it for a few days. I only bothered installed the basics, no starter, or turn signal lights. So far everything else works. The range is fairly decent from about 2 blocks away. So far rain resistant under the seat. I sealed everything up with vinyl or electrical tape. I didn't even bother with the LED light. I'll install the rest for the turn signal and led light some other time.Update 2023 May. It still works and I installed the LED light under the gauge panel. It doesn't really drain the battery but then again I ride it often.Only issue is that I lost the charging cable and I thought that it was an excellent feature.

The double sided tape was useless. The siren fell off overnight even though it was attached to a flat spot. I ended up using 100% Silicone and it is there for a long time. The range was surprisingly good. The key fobs are too easy to press a button by accident. The only problem is that the microwave transmitter is not waterproof and is not usable on a motorcycle. That was a selling feature for me and I'm not sure if I want to send it back to Amazon or not.Update 09-27-2019: Satisfied with the alarm system. I purchased a waterproof box to put the microwave transmitter in.Link to box, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MVGQMD3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1.It fits perfect and the system is just what I wanted.Update 11-23-2019: Siren no longer sounds. Toggle from silent to sound makes no different. It does make a static sound. Contacted support and will update this review later.Update 12-13-2019: Tech Support sent me another siren which works fine now.

The media could not be loaded. Esta genial es miy buena alarma, me gusta mucho, claro le pague a un buen mecánico que la pusiera, lo malo es sus instrucciones, malisimas

First one didn't function, second replacement functions but alarm goes off after being armed unless the remote start connections are disconnected. Waist of money. Directions are horrible as they are most likely translated from a different language into broken English.

The instructions say to have this alarm professionally installed, and I would have to agree. I tried installing it myself, and it works, well mostly. The shock sensor works great. The microwave sensor doesn't, neither does the remote start. But the most irritating thing is that my electric start no longer works, forcing me to kick start my moped every time. The instructions aren't very clear and mentions cutting either the pink or gray wire, but I can't figure out which one and I don't want to cut the wrong one. So now on top of what I paid for the alarm, I now have to pay a moped shop $50 to have them install it and hopefully everything will work as promised. Otherwise it works good and I like the 2way functionality. The range of the remote is pretty good. One thing I don't like is the auto re-arm after 30 seconds. I will disarm the alarm, and as I am unlocking and removing my chain lock, the alarm will re-arm itself. So to get around this, once I deactivate the alarm, I have to put the key in the ignition, turn it to the on position for a few seconds, then turn it off to remove my chain lock. But doing it that way, causes 3 reminder chirps from the alarm and the remote buzzes and chirps because I haven't activated the alarm within 30 seconds of turning off the ignition. It's a bit annoying, but I would rather have an overly aggressive alarm system that reminds you to arm it than a passive one that goes unarmed. I just wish I could change the timing from 30 seconds to 60 seconds instead. Having said all this, and considering that I've had two previous mopeds stolen from me, I'd much rather deal with these minor inconveniences (which ultimately are there for my protection) than lose another moped to theft.

Installed on a KLR650 with all features, to include remote start, enabled. Works great thus far with zero issues. Thus far seems to function as good as the Scorpio I installed on the FJR1300.

Mine is fuel injected and goes through a cycle before can start up, remote start turns over motor before fuel pump is fully on so bike won't start up. There is nothing that shows how to make a delay start. Shock sensor not very sensitive,

Good product wish it had more of a diagram to go off of for the bike. Took a couple days to install.