BANVIE 2 Way Motorcycle Security Alarm System with Remote Engine Start

Absolutely best bang for the Buick! Installed this on a2018 cbr500r. You need to have at least a minor knowledge of electrical and automotive 12v to install this unit yourself, but if your not installing the auto start function but rather the alarm/siren/lighting only minimal. The actual set up is very straight forward. Alarm is surprisingly loud, shock sensor/microwave sensor are adjustable and can be set to very sensitive. Both remotes are full paging with LCD screens and have a decent range. Also, they come with replaceable rechargable batteries and a cord to charge them while in the remote... overall quality, for the price of this unit, can't be beat.

Great Alarm.

This is my second purchase of this exact unit after 3 years. Here is the good, the bad, and the ugly:The good: This unit works very well and has nearly no battery drain when installed properly and working properly. The range is far enough to trigger my remote from inside a store when something sets it off. After 3 years of consistent use the "brain" and 2-way signaling was still functioning properly even with some damage to the antennas (one was taken out by a rock but it still worked just with slightly reduced range.) When everything works this system is extremely loud and will certainly give someone a small heart attack if they sit on or bump into your bike.The bad: The siren seems cheaply made and is easy to damage while being bulky and difficult to hide at least on my bike with little hidden space. The remotes are bulky and easily become damaged over time though the one I kept on me whenever I was out did still function despite using it a long time and extensive cosmetic damage (cracked screen, lost battery cover because it becomes loose and comes off easily as time goes by, I recommend using tape to ensure it doesn't come off if you don't use the cover that they added since my first purchase, and buttons like to go down and get stuck making it a pain to pull them to the side to get them unstuck since it seems the button slips under the plastic at the edge and wedges into it which gets worse over time.) The wiring diagram is fairly useful though it can be difficult to figure out; ended up buying an expensive wiring manual for my bike to help determine the proper wires to attach the system to and got all functionality including engine disabling but excluding remote start functioning (could have done the remote start but I don't want it since I see no use in it for a bike plus I tend to leave my bike in gear when I park.) The operating instructions are difficult and flat out wrong about certain functions like canceling the auto-rearm if you don't want to put the key in and bring it ready to crank just to cancel the rearming of the alarm (I figured out after plenty of testing that clicking the unarmed button rapidly 3 times can sometimes cancel the auto-arm but this is not what the instructions say at all) as well as turning the microwave sensor on or off by remote seems to have absolutely no effect on it actually being on or off. If you want the microwave sensor off the only way I've found is by disconnecting the microwave module from the alarm physically.The ugly: The microwave sensor failed entirely on my first order approximately 4 months in and was causing significant drain on my battery (I assume some kind of short in the module) so I had to remove it though the rest of the system functioned fine. I saw other comments mention that the microwave sensor doesn't seem to be waterproof so this time I thoroughly taped up the module to help it be water resistant and we will see how long it lasts. The siren module is bulky, a pain to hide, and easily breaks.Overall review: Solid quality for a 2 way alarm system at this price though there certainly is room for improvement and I wouldn't recommend the system be installed by a novice since it can be a bit rough to get fully installed properly depending on your bike and how new it is.My bike: 2016 Harley Davidson Street 750I am not a certified electrician though I am very comfortable doing automotive electrical work.

this alarm is garbage. the remote control works at a very short distance, the battery in it runs out in two to three weeks. useless thing. The siren and alarm unit are just huge, because of this there are problems with finding a place.

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All I can say is that I received so much more in the system than I expected! At first I thought that I would need a professional install but after watching a few YouTube videos I did it! The system is loud and extremely sensitive. Someone givers over you bike the system will make them BACK OFF!

I have hooked up the power and ground so that when it is armed, it can fire its loud alarm when the bike is even remotely touched. This feature works flawlessly, and the remote worked awesome for the first few months. I was able to get a 2-way signal to my bike anywhere in my office building or at the movies which is all I could ask for. However now the signal cuts out randomly which means i dont get a buzz if someone touches my bike and i have to run up close to get the signal back. I dont know if it is the remote or the unit itself. Ill swap remotes and see. However I couldn't recommend this currently seeing as how the 2nd most important feature doesn't really work well after a few months.

Like the alarm, especially the rechargeable remotes. Can't ever get ahold of manufacturer to get replacement parts. Remote guit working so had to by new alarm. WS going to by different brand because of that, but liked the 2 rechargeable pager/remotes.