For Sale Roadlok Xra Eurosport (right Side)

Finally got around to fitting the Roadlok

Kept the orginal spacers in place and used a slightly shorter Roadlok spacer to make it all work.

Many thanks for getting these in at such a great price Chris, much appreciated

 

No problem at all Chris, after a couple of minutes of head scratching it all made perfect sense

 

BBR,
I really like the look and convenience of this modification and I'm interested if it will fit a 2018 1260 model and of course, if you have any left in stock?
All the photos do justice to the fit and quality, so when you get a chance, please get back in touch and let me know the situation, then we can go from there.

Regards
TonyMN

 

Fitted mine to SF848 yesterday. Very easy to fit. Works perfectly. Love it.

 

@Billy Big Roy
PM'd you.

 

Quick question on these please. Have they any insurance rating or have any independent testing been done on them compared to the other products that are please?
I only ask as it seems a good product but expensive if only rated as good as the ducati steering lock.

 

According to the Roadlok website they are Thatcham approved though it doesn't go into much detail. I did read on a KTM website that the KTM branded version isn't as it was considered a different product due to the branding and need to be separately certified (which it wasn't). Possibly the same probably applies to the Ducati branded version. The ones on sale here is the generic XRA 307 Roadlok model and are thus, as far as I understand, Thatcham approved to MC3 level for mechanical immobilisers. See here. Not sure if Billy sources these from UK stock or imports them from the US. If that latter then it's possible that they aren't.

Have also read that the certification has lapsed (hearsay).

Best thing to do is ask your insurers if they offer discount for the Roadlok XRA 307 mechanical immobiliser, they will have a list of approved security devices. If it's listed then you qualify for the discount.

One useful tip from Ducati insurance was that discount only applied to the first two devices. With the OEM immobiliser and a tracker they advised me not to state that I would be using my approved heavy lock and chain as a theft without it could technically be declined. I use it at home all the same for my peace of mind, like the Roadlok, but not being as portable don't feel obliged to carry it around as it weighs a lot. This is where the Roadlok comes in.

Fitted mine last week and am very happy with it so far.

 

I’ve just fitted mine to my 18 Plate 1260 from my old DVT. Fitted perfectly

 

Thanks I will check with my insurance company later this week.

 

https://ww2.thatcham.org/standards/index.jsp?page=952&vehicleType=2&posted=7

Cant see their product here, also the certificate number I cant find.

 

evaluation number: TMC3 323/1210
That is why, it never got issued a proper certificate of approval from Thatcham I guess?

 

Hmmm... not sure. As said I did read that the certification had lapsed.

The Squire SS50 lock and chain I've had for practically ever was, back in the day (we're talking 15-20 years), the most highly rated mechanical security to have. Insurers I've used still recognise that as a valid security device and it's not listed either.

You need to ask the insurance company first and foremost. Please let us know what they say.

 

Ok will do. but that aside it's a great bit of kit and any security measures that you use will deter some thieves

 

Hope you still have some of these in the New Year, as I'll definitely be getting one for my Streetfighter! Had my eye on these for awhile now!

 

Interested in purchasing.

Just sent pm.

Thanks.