Garage door opener for Motorcycle

[Jersey]

I wonder how much these cost?

http://technology.todaysbigthing.com/2009/05/11

[Moto]

Latest and greatest technology!!

[Coop]

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Originally Posted by Jersey I wonder how much these cost? http://technology.todaysbigthing.com/2009/05/11

They are WAY too expensive, definitely not worth the money! I'm on my second one now. Don't do what I did. It's much cheaper to get it fixed when it breaks down, instead of going out and getting a new one.

[Jersey]

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Originally Posted by Coop They are WAY too expensive, definitely not worth the money! I'm on my second one now. Don't do what I did. It's much cheaper to get it fixed when it breaks down, instead of going out and getting a new one.

[scatterbrained]

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Originally Posted by Coop They are WAY too expensive, definitely not worth the money! I'm on my second one now. Don't do what I did. It's much cheaper to get it fixed when it breaks down, instead of going out and getting a new one.

not to mention it can take up to five years before you can program one, and they don't often work in the rain.

[Coop]

[User Error]

That is so easy to make at home for about 5 bucks and a plastic baggie, couple of zip ties and some solder(sp) ou'll end up with a push button in the tripple nut mount the opener somewhere with the zip ties and wrap it in a beggie to keep out of water. Solder the switch to the switch pins inside a normal opener and done. Or you can just buy a keychain remote for your opener thats right there and works just as well and alot easier. Oh yeah tripple nut button not optional with a rotary mount damper.

[scatterbrained]

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Originally Posted by User Error That is so easy to make at home for about 5 bucks and a plastic baggie, couple of zip ties and some solder(sp) ou'll end up with a push button in the tripple nut mount the opener somewhere with the zip ties and wrap it in a beggie to keep out of water. Solder the switch to the switch pins inside a normal opener and done. Or you can just buy a keychain remote for your opener thats right there and works just as well and alot easier. Oh yeah tripple nut button not optional with a rotary mount damper.

reading is fundamental.
clicking the link helps too.

[Gig 'Em]

I just keep my spare opener in my chest pocket on the left side. As I pull up, I put the bike in neutral and coast while reaching with my left hand to hit the button. Simplest solution to the problem.

[PhatBastardDesigns]

Flash2P*** Powersports Garage Door Opener System - Scooter - Motorcycle Superstore

You can find it a bit cheaper but this works rather well. Just google "motorcycle garage door flash to open" or something you will find a few company's. This was just the first I found and know the system works pretty good and has code hopping technology.