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What is an immobiliser Motorcycle?

This is an electronic anti-theft device that is usually activated when the ignition key is removed and prevents starting of the engine. Some manufacturers fit immobilisers as standard, however it is also possible to have an immobiliser fitted by a garage or specialist who would supply a certificate of installation. If the immobiliser on your motorcycle is not factory fitted, we will require a copy of your certificate of installation.

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