How do you keep the ride safe when traveling overnight?

[Gas Gauge]

Someone once suggested that a motorcycle cover with "Honda" printed on it might keep your H-D from being stolen. The one I use has no name on it.

that's just wrong, but ohhh so funny, LOL, :newsmile100:

 

[Hoople]

Someone once suggested that a motorcycle cover with "Honda" printed on it might keep your H-D from being stolen. .

Now THAT is Classic!

 

[Thorns]

Keep riding...don't stop.

Thorns

 

[sworrub]

When I tour Europe there are usually two or more of us so we just chain our bikes together.

 

[Jack Klarich]

Keep riding...don't stop.

Thorns

LOL, what happens when I fall asleep

 

[fin_676]

My wife is involved in the coach touring buisiness and as such stays in many hotels all over europe when we are planning a trip she calls hotels on route gets us a good discount and secure parking if available
if no secure parking i tend to chain the bikes together so if they are trying to steal a bike they have to take both together

Brian

 

[seasure1]

I was down in Daytona for the first time and that question was always on my mind. Found a product called brakelok. It mounts where the front caliper mounts and then the caliper mounts to it. A pin goes through the holes in the rotor. That bike isn't going anywhere unless you have six guys to pick it up.
They have a website brakelok.com

 

[IR Rick]

You could aways let your BH stay with the bike, She can sleep during the day when you are going down the road

 

[RetiredJake]

I put 16,000 miles on my Ultra last summer hitting all 48 CONUS US States and 6 Canadian Provinces. The most I ever did was lock the forks and occasionally used a cable lock through the front wheel and frame, plus the alarm system is always there. When not camping, I prefer Mom and Pop motels so I can get a room I can park in front of, but it does not always work out. Never had a problem.

 

[Animal]

Make sure the insurance payment has been made.