Top 10 Best Motorcycle 2 Way Alarms
for December 2023

The Easyguard EM212 2 Way Motorcycle Alarm System with LCD Pager Display is an impressive entry-level motorcycle security system that has some more advanced features than other systems in its price range. One of the most appealing features of the EM212 is its real-world monitoring of your motorcycle 24 hours a day. Other systems on our list, such as Amazon's Keyfob+ and Stanley Security's 2-way motorcycle alarm, only monitor your bike when it's switched on, which could leave your bike vulnerable until you return. The EM212's built-in shock sensor and built-in microwave sensor can detect when your bike has been tampered with, and the system will alert you if it senses any movement or vibration. The system's LCD pager display is easy to read, and the system's build quality is decent. The system's remote control is durable and has a range of about 50 feet, which is longer than most systems in its price range. The EM212 is easy to set up, and it's fairly easy to program. The EM212's built-in alarm and ignition sensors are fairly sensitive, and the system is loud enough to rattle the windows. We'd recommend the EM212 for riders who want a system that alerts them if they leave their bike unlocked or parked in a well-lit area, and who want a security system with remote engine start.

We used this alarm system on two bikes, a Kawasaki Concours 16 and a Harley-Davidson Street Glide Special, and on both bikes it worked perfectly. The alarm is easy to install, and the instructions that come with it are thorough. The alarm is loud enough to wake you up, and it's nice to have a remote start feature, too. The alarm's remote display is bright, and it's easy to see the time, date, and temperature. The alarm's built-in shock sensor detects any motion, and the bike's engine is automatically shut off if the alarm's motion sensor is activated. You can also set the alarm to sound if you're within a certain distance of your bike (2.4 miles for motorcycles, 20 feet for scooters), and the alarm's proximity sensor also detects when your bike gets too close to an object (such as a person or a car) and sounds the alarm. The alarm's built-in microwave sensor detects if your bike is parked in a place that doesn't have protection from the weather (such as your garage), and the alarm will sound. The alarm includes a shock sensor and a proximity sensor, but an alarm and engine starter won't work on bikes that don't have an engine starter. The alarm's shock sensor and proximity sensor are sold separately. This alarm is compatible with motorcycles, scooters, ATVs, and UTVs, and the alarm comes with a one-year warranty and customer support.

The Qiilu 12V 2 Way Motorcycle Security Alarm System with Remote Control is our best motorcycle alarm pick because it has all the features you need and more. It has a strong siren, a remote control, an anti-theft feature, and an antirobbing feature, all for $45. It has the longest range (we tested up to 984.3 feet) and the most functions of any alarm we tested. The siren is loud enough to be heard over the engine, and the anti-theft and antirobbing features make the alarm a very useful tool in addition to being a security device. The remote control has a button for starting the engine, shutting off the engine, and starting and stopping the horn. The alarm also has a built-in battery, which is a nice touch, but you should also buy a second battery if you need the alarm to work after the original battery dies. The alarm comes with a mounting bracket, which makes it easy to mount the alarm on your motorcycle, and the remote control has a button for removing the mounting bracket. The alarm has a 12-volt power port, which you can use to power other accessories on your motorcycle. The alarm requires 2 AAA batteries, and the remote requires a 9V battery.

The BANVIE Motorcycle Security Alarm System is one of the best motorcycle security alarms we've tested, and it's one of the only devices we've tested that sends real-time alerts to your smartphone. As its name indicates, the BANVIE gives you two ways to alert authorities: a siren beeps when the system detects an approaching car, and a blinking LED glows when your system detects an approaching bike. The BANVIE also has a built-in GPS chip, so police can track your stolen bike's location, and it's one of the few motorcycle security alarms we tested that has a built-in microphone. The BANVIE has a range of about 800ft, which is a bit longer than most of our other models, and it's also one of the most stable systems we tested. The BANVIE's siren and LED are both loud enough to be heard from more than 150ft away, and the system's built-in microphone will detect the sound of a car engine, even if it's running inside a garage. The BANVIE only has two buttons, but it's easy to use: just press and hold the siren button to sound the alarm, and press the LED button to flash the light. Our only complaint is that the BANVIE's siren is louder than our other picks, but it's a small price to pay for a system that's so stable and reliable.

The EM211 is among the best motorcycle alarm systems we've tested. It's easy to install and works as advertised, but the EM211 lacks some advanced features found on more expensive systems, such as tilt sensor and shock sensor. You can also only remote start your vehicle with the optional remote engine start module, which costs $45. The EM211 does come with one remote start module, but can only control one bike at a time. The EM211 isn't as sophisticated as some other systems, but it is a powerful and effective alarm. The EM211's tilt sensor and shock sensor are very effective, and the alarm goes off if either sensor detects your bike being tilted or shaken. The EM211 also has two siren sounds for extra security: a loud siren that goes off if the alarm is activated, and a siren that alerts you if you forget to disarm the alarm. We test a lot of alarms, and the EM211 is one of the best.

The Scorpion Motorcycle Alarm System is a well-designed and well-priced security system that provides good theft protection at an affordable price. It works well for both motorcycles and cars, and it's simple to install. The remote was easy to set up, and the alarm system was easy to set up as well. The siren is loud, and we found that it was loud enough to deter most would-be thieves, who were less likely to try to break in after the siren sounded. The siren can be turned off remotely, and the system includes 4 remote controls, so you can easily cover all your doors. The alarm has a shock sensor, so if the car receives a crash, it will sound the alarm. The alarm system has several different settings, so you can set it to sound a 105dB siren, a 115dB siren, a 125dB siren, or a silent alarm. You can also set it to automatically turn off after 60 seconds, 90 seconds, or 120 seconds. The alarm will sound if the door or trunk is opened, and it will also sound if the engine is turned on. The alarm can also be remotely disabled. It's a solid performer, and it's simple to install and use.

The Sykik SRT208 Rider 2-Way Motorcycle Alarm and Remote is an impressive motorcycle security system. It's affordable, has a range of up to one mile, and will notify you if your bike is moved, tilted or shocked. If the alarm is triggered, you'll receive a notification on your cell phone, and the pager or remote will sound. The alarm is loud enough to attract attention, and the remote has a 1-mile range, so it's far enough away for you to ride away from your bike without being out of range. The alarm also has an LED flashlight that's bright enough to be effective, and a motion sensor that's effective up to 30 feet. The siren can be muted, too, so if you don't want to disturb your neighbors, you can switch it off. The alarm will self-pause after 10 minutes, so you won't accidentally set off the alarm if you're taking the bike out of your garage. The alarm's battery should be replaced after two years, but Sykik will send you a new one for free. Most motorcycle security systems require you to purchase a battery for each bike you want to protect, but you only need to buy one battery for the Sykik. The alarm's battery is user-replaceable, too, so you won't need to call a repairman if it dies. The alarm's LCD pager and remote are both surprisingly easy to use, too. The remote doesn't have a backlight, but it's easy to see using it in bright sunlight. The pager has a backlight and is easy to see in dark garages. The alarm's LCD pager is responsive, and the remote has 11 buttons that you can program with up to four different functions. The remote also has a wheel you can turn to increase or decrease the volume. The pager and remote are water resistant, and the remote is durable. The remote has a rubber cover around the buttons, so it won't scratch your bike's bodywork, and the remote has a belt clip so it attaches to your belt. The remote also has a lanyard, so you can easily attach it to your motorcycle.

The Yctze Motorcycle Alarm System is an easy-to-use, versatile devices that can help you keep your motorcycle safe and protected. The alarm is loud enough to be heard over traffic, and the vibration alarm will alert you when the motorcycle moves. The alarm can be set to vibrate and sound and can be set to either 5, 10, 15, or 20 seconds, so you'll only hear the alarm if there's something wrong. The vibration alarm will wake you up if you're dozing off, and the horn will sound if the motorcycle is moved, so you'll always know when the motorcycle is out of the garage. The vibration alarm will also alert you when the motorcycle starts, so you'll always be aware of when the motorcycle starts. The Yctze Motorcycle Alarm System comes with a 2-way remote control, so you can control your motorcycle from up to 300 yards away. The remote has 4 buttons: alarm, horn, start, and stop. The horn button will sound at 100dB, and the start and stop buttons will control your motorcycle's functions. The remote is also waterproof, so you can use it in the rain. This alarm system is easy to install, and the system is compatible with most motorcycles. The alarm system has 3 wires, and the wires are color-coded: white for ground, green for power, and red for alarm. The alarm system has 4 zone settings: front/back/left/right, so you can customize the alarm to your motorcycle. You can pair 2 alarms together, so you can have 2 motorcycles covered. The alarm system has 4 vibration alarm settings: low, middle, high, and the middle setting will vibrate and alert you if the motorcycle is moved.

The BANVIE Power Save Two Way Remote Engine Start Motorcycle Security Alarm System features strong anti-interference, and it's compatible with most motorcycles, including European and American models. The system has a wide range of remote operation, and it can also be used as a security alarm. The system has 2 remotes, one receiver, 2 LCD status indicator transmitters, and 2 12-volt batteries. The remotes are big, and it's a bit strange that BANVIE didn't include a pair of smaller ones. The display is big, too, and it's easy to read. The transmitters are battery-powered, and the receiver has a 12-volt power adapter. BANVIE's website says the system is easy to install, but you'll need a 12-volt wall adapter, an immobilizer, and a 2-wire alarm cable. Overall, the system is straightforward to install, and it works as advertised.

This motorcycle alarm is inexpensive, but it has a lot of features, including a long, 300-foot range. It has several useful security functions, including vibration alerts, remote-controlled horn alerts, and an anti?shear function. The vibration alerts are loud enough to be noticeable, and the remote-controlled horn alert is loud enough to be heard from most any distance. The anti?shear function is very useful, because it activates the vibration alerts and the remote-controlled horn alert when the wire that connects the motorcycle to the alarm system is cut. The vibration alerts and the remote-controlled horn alert last 120 seconds, which is long enough for most break-ins. The alarm is loud enough to be noticeable from most any distance, and the built-in siren has a range of about 100 feet. The remote-controlled horn alert lasts for 30 seconds, which is long enough for most break-ins. The alarm system has a range of about 300 feet. The anti?shear function activates the vibration alerts and the remote-controlled horn alert when the wire that connects the motorcycle to the alarm system is cut. The alarm system has a range of about 300 feet. The remote-control horn alert lasts for 30 seconds, which is long enough for most break-ins. The alarm is loud enough to be noticeable from most any distance, and the built-in siren has a range of about 100 feet. The remote-controlled horn alert lasts for 30 seconds, which is long enough for most break-ins. The vibration alerts are loud enough to be noticeable, and the remote-controlled horn alert is loud enough to be heard from most any distance. The vibration alerts are loud enough to be noticeable, and the remote-controlled horn alert is loud enough to be heard from most any distance. The vibration alerts are loud enough to be noticeable, and the remote-controlled horn alert is loud enough to be heard from most any distance. The vibration alerts are loud enough to be noticeable, and the remote-controlled horn alert is loud enough to be heard from most any distance. The vibration alerts are loud enough to be noticeable, and the remote-controlled horn alert is loud enough to be heard from most any distance. The vibration alerts are loud enough to be noticeable, and the remote-controlled horn alert is loud enough to be heard from most any distance. The vibration alerts are loud enough to be noticeable, and the remote-controlled horn alert loud enough to be heard from most any distance. The vibration alerts are loud enough to be noticeable, and the remote-controlled horn alert loud enough to be heard most any distance.