Sykik Rider 2-Way Motorcycle Alarm with LCD Pager Remote, Remote Engine Start and Shut Off, with Motion, Sensor, tilt Sensor and Shock Sensor. with one Year SYKIK Warranty

Instructions for installation is not the greatest but for the DIY’er who’s knowledgeable about electronics this is pretty simple. I don’t trust wiring alarms to ignitions of vehicles so I skipped the auto-start but the alarm worked as intended for the 1st month of ownership. Hoping that it gives me years of reliability but for the short period I owned the alarm I would recommend others to purchase.

There are very few options when you search for boat alarms but this two way alarm works great for my bass boat. Easy enough to figure out and install. Directions are broken English and useless. Diagram was all I needed to install in the boat. Only used black and red and the led wire and horn. Sensitivity level is adjustable. Alarm is loud enough. Wires are a little short to the horn and led but work fine. Sensitive enough that I can’t sit my keys down in the boat without setting it off. Definitely will alert us and the neighbors. Would buy again

If you understand basic installation of stereo products in cars you can install this if you have a magnifying glass to read the instructionsI'm rigging it for use in my tractor trailer and I'm pretty sure it will work but the instructions require a magnifying glass and a high powered flashlight to read the paper 🤦‍♂️What I don't like is the key learning but I can work around that its just an irritating thing to do.Update: I think mines came in with no key learning required! 😎👍I will still recommend it for anyone to buy just use common sense and be ready to squint 👀Update: The sensitivity of it isn't as good as it should be but that's for my purpose of using it in my big rig and so I have to find a sweet spot for it so it can be triggerd by vibration or find a way to get it to trigger when the dome lights come on.It does actually activate if the truck gets turned on but my plan is to get it to alert when vibration occurs.The range is out of this world reaches deep into some very thick buildings but I use a loop antenna made by BuFang plan to use a 3 watt broadband amplifier passively to jack up the signal to hit me from 2-3 miles away.Overall I love it! 😎👍

I put this on my Harley Davidson and it worked out fantastic! Did loose programing, but the company rushed me a brand new one. Would recommend this dealer and I give them 10 Stars!!! Love the service, Great job guys.

This worked great for about a month then it started going off at random times and when it did so it failed to turn off automatically. My neighbors told me it had been going off for over 30 minutes on the day I finally ripped it out.

Not the best, but good value. You get what you paid for. Installing was not that hard, and its sensitivity and signal strength is average. The name brands alarms that are double the price are better, but this was for an inexpensive bike so it’s fine for it.

Is there ANY sensitivity settings? I have to beat the hell out of my bike to get this to sound the alarm. Those cheap bicycle alarms would be a WAY better choice if they had 2 WAY remotes. Think I'm going to return this and just spend the $200 on a better 2 way.Sykik if you see this..wtf is up? is there a way to make the alarm more sensitive or am I going to have to return this?

It does what the literature says it will do, and the range on the digital two-way remote is good. The sound of the alarm took a bit of getting used to because it's high-pitched, but now I just smile thinking "that's so lame that it's almost cute". BUT it works. It's not as loud (of course) as a typical car alarm because the horn is necessarily small for use on a bike.I don't know if I installed a weak battery and I'm only on my second battery now, but the first one only lasted a few weeks which was annoying.Also, the battery door promptly fell off and is not lost.