Moni Moto wire free tracker

Description

The tracker itself measures 126mm x 35mm and is small enough to be hidden in quite a few places on a classic scooter. Mounting is simple, just use the tie wraps supplied with the device. It’s waterproof, inconspicuous and the batteries will last for up to a year (it uses 2 CR123A batteries and they take seconds to change). The MoniMoto app gives details on battery condition and will update you occasionally to let you know all is well. Remember that the GPS signal isn’t as good through metal as it is through plastic so if you can mount it without it being completely enclosed behind panels the signal/tracking will be more reliable.

We’ve used the MoniMoto for a couple of years now on classic scooters and have been impressed by its reliability, the fact that the scooter can be parked outside at a rally without giving false alarms, (even when it’s windy) and that it’s pretty much a fit and forget device. In fact, I’ve found myself shaking or moving the scooter to make sure it’s still working (the reassuring phone call soon tells me it is). The other good thing is that it’s portable so you can swap it between scooters if you’re leaving one somewhere where it has the potential to be nicked.

If your scooter is moved (without the remote being in close proximity) the device will phone you within a minute or so to let you know the alarm has been raised, the app will give details on the current (or last known) location. The benefit over a conventional tracker is that you can track the scooter yourself, giving you a much better chance of finding it quickly and retrieving it.

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