New idea to stop motorcycle theft

The Mole

Winger
Just had an idea.
Make all motorcycles start only by inputting a card which shows the rider has a licence and is insured. Like a slot in place of the ignition

Would stop all motorcycle stealing overnight. Plus riders not insured or who haven’t passed their test.

Still working on the finer details tho
 


Just had an idea.
Make all motorcycles start only by inputting a card which shows the rider has a licence and is insured. Like a slot in place of the ignition

Would stop all motorcycle stealing overnight. Plus riders not insured or who haven’t passed their test.

Still working on the finer details tho
What happens when the bike thefts just clone the card ? plus what happens if you own the bike but don't ride it ?
 
Surely you can just push the bike away? no card required.

f***ing woeful, ill thought out idea this. What a dribbler.

This is one for you to pitch to JML at best.
JML have some absoloute shit , Can you remember the little magazines what you got through the door ( or with the papers ) stuff like manual video rewinders and general shit 🤣.
 
JML have some absoloute shit , Can you remember the little magazines what you got through the door ( or with the papers ) stuff like manual video rewinders and general shit 🤣
Betterware catalogues!
Some of the products looked like they came from Viz.
My wife would order stuff cos she felt sorry for the bloke that delivered. :rolleyes:
 
My mates Vespa was taken, lifted into a van and gone from sight.
Many bike thefts are not riden away
How about some sort of scanner in the seat which is imprinted on the unique signature of the owner's genitals, bumhole and gooch?
The AA breakdown people have a tag on their belts and a receiver in the seat. If that tag doesn’t sit in the drivers seat, the van doesn’t go anywhere
 
Last edited:
Just had an idea.
Make all motorcycles start only by inputting a card which shows the rider has a licence and is insured. Like a slot in place of the ignition

Would stop all motorcycle stealing overnight. Plus riders not insured or who haven’t passed their test.

Still working on the finer details tho
You're 30 years too late. Honda have had "credit card" keyed bikes since 1993.

 

Back
Top