Daytona 675 secuirty

Hi congratulations on your new bike, my personal view is that a ground anchor and chain through either the front or back wheel is sufficient. I use a chain and it easily passes through the wheel past the discs.
I would have thought with the Daytona you may be able to pass the chain through the gap/brace space on the rear swing-arm

 

Welcome,

Can't you just move to somewhere where you don't need this amount of security? If I had to worry about that, I would move.

If your bike is in a garage that is that dodgy, make the garage hard to get into. That's the absolute key to the problem. Lighting and a quality alarm would be first on the list if the chances are some scroat will have a go. Is the garage remote from your house? If so, there are wireless intruder systems that will ring/text you, but TBH, you wouldn't want that in the middle of the night.

If its integral with your house, just put steering lock on and a decent chain thru back wheel.

OR, get an America, no-one will nick that:biggrin:

 

Hi ya

Ground anchors are great but I usually put the chain through the frame of the bike if I'm going to be away from home for any length of time.

Most security is common sense but you can also have a look at garage defender's for the up and over doors and also a garage alarm, depends on where you live and if there is an issues with garage breaks.

Always worth speaking to your local police station and see if they have got garage alarm stickers which helps keep the dirty little tea leaves that can read away anyway

 

I would advise if you are that concerned about security its how a would be thief would get into the garage rather than how long its going to take them once they are in. I have a 2013 675R and for me it's how they would lift the bike over the Landrover that's also in there.
Seriously all the above is great, and your initial ideas are fine, but look how you can improve the security of your garage, in the end chains and anchors can be cut quite quickly with a thermal lance., bike lifted into a transit and gone within minutes.