Minge
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Reged: 11/02/2009
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Im about to track my 04 R1 and want to take off the meta alarm that I had fitted when I bought it.
Obviously I cant just cut the thing out, has anyone any experience in this, or is it something an auto elctrician would be able to sort out?
Any advice appreciated 
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chappers
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You'll need a sparks to remove it hassle free.
Love the moniker.
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xxrider
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Chappers is (as usual) correct.
I made the mistake several years ago of trying a DIY alarm removal on a bike I'd just bought. To cut a long and painful story short - find someone who knows waht they're doing!
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Any advice appreciated
Do something about your username.......
Oh, shit.
I'm not supposed to take the piss until AFTER we've welcomed you.
Welcome to the forum.
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Biggles
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You never know it may be very appropriate. 
Welcome t the Forum Minge
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Quote me as saying I was miss-quoted.
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Minge
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Reged: 11/02/2009
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Turns out the dealer I got the bike from (and who fitted the alarm) was a bit of a muppet.
I just unplugged it and lobbed it in the bin.
|Doesnt sound like he knew what he was doing, yet I still got a thatcham certificate saying it was professionally installed..
BTW:
Everybody loves Minge
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Brigadoon
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Everybody loves Minge
Everybody??? 
Welcome to the forum ummmm....
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