BikeGPSTracking's MC242 GPS Motorcycle Tracking Unit does what it says on the box
By Paul Miller 
posted January 5th 2008 11:24PM
posted January 5th 2008 11:24PM
The folks at BikeGPSTracking have what they claim to be the first "low cost" GPS tracker for motorcycles and other small vehicles of death. The MC242 weighs in at $349, and allows you to track your bike anywhere, anytime in the US or Canada as long as you keep up with the $5.95 per month service plan. Other features include configurable alerts for when the ignition is turned on and off, a tether switch to SMS or email specific recipients if the rider is thrown off the bike, a vibration sensor that can tell if the bike is moved without being turned on, and Geofence and speed alerts. The MC242 available now.
that was a nice and easy post. "does what it says on the box" enough said.
"Vehicles of death"? Do you think this writer was educated by the ignorant, narrow-minded, fear-stricken, scared-of-your-own-shadow wimpy black sheep of the world? What an idiot. The V-O-D statement was totally irrelevent to advertise a perfectly good product. The author should stick to reporting on Sunday ice cream socials and sewing.
Aren't the manufacturing costs on something like this around 1/20th of the asking price?
What a pointless article. GPS trackers for cars, bicycles, people, and yes, MOTORBIKES have been around for a few years now. There's absolutely nothing new, or unique about this one... other than the fact that the up-front cost seems a bit much! Especially if you'll also be stung for installation costs.
Yeah, it's almost the same, except the monthly fee. Usually GPS trackers involve $15-25/month in service fees.
Actually if you do your research, motorcycle GPS tracking units retail for $500-$700. This is significantly less expensive and service runs as low as $6 per month. GPS tracking for motorcycles is far more difficult than cars because of the power consumption issues.
Hi,
my name is Terry and i have a website called Asia Bikes.com. I'm looking to get my ratting a little higher and i was wondering if you would like to put a banner on my website, and if possible to exchange links.
Asia Bikes has been up and running for just over a year now. We are an agent in Thailand that helps people find a bike that they want .we have many shop contact so helping people find the bike they want isn't a problem.
We work on a small commission basis once a bike has been sold to a customer.
You may find our bike prices pretty high when looking at our website. Compared to the USA Thailand is very expensive because of TAX and import.
http://www.asiabikes.com/
Any way thank you for your time.
Best Regards
Terry P
Asia Bikes