im dreaming of a lazer jammer for my bike

**amcutem** · 08-09-2009, 10:04 PM

Hello peeps, i just bought my very first radar detector, a 9500i. I know it's not as good as other detectors out there reading from www reviews, but i guess it'll have to do.
Now, im thinking of buying a lazer jammer too, but i don't know which one to get. I'm not rich or anything, and if ever go through w/ this purchase, it won't be any time soon.
I don't need a top of the line lazer jammer, i just need something that will work. I will more likely be installing it on my Ninja.
Can you guys give me advice on my choices and how much i should spend. Like i said, i don't need the top of the line stuff.

any advice is appriciated.

**stlcardsfan** · 08-09-2009, 10:07 PM

A Blinder M27 will be about $430 I believe. The 9500i is one of the best RDs on the market IMO.

snoopyc4 · 08-09-2009, 10:09 PM

A good jammer will cost you more than $400. I recommend the Blinder M25:

Blinder M25 X-Treme Laser Jammer - Motorcycle Radar Detectors at Radar Busters

The M25 should be able to cover the front and rear of your bike. On thing to keep in mind though is that the easiest way to get a PT on a bike is off the rider's helmet. So, be sure to get the darkest helmet you can get your hands on.

**8freerunner8** · 08-09-2009, 10:13 PM

Originally Posted by snoopyc4

A good jammer will cost you more than $400. I recommend the Blinder M25:

Blinder M25 X-Treme Laser Jammer - Motorcycle Radar Detectors at Radar Busters

The M25 should be able to cover the front and rear of your bike. On thing to keep in mind though is that the easiest way to get a PT on a bike is off the rider's helmet. So, be sure to get the darkest helmet you can get your hands on.

**Stealth Stalker** · 08-09-2009, 10:24 PM

Originally Posted by amcutem

I don't need a top of the line lazer jammer, i just need something that will work.

Normally, we call BS on this claim, because only the top of the line "will work". But on a Ninja, yeah... you don't need much, lol. But Blinder is top quality stuff and priced as well as jammers that aren't nearly as good, so that too would be my recommendation.

Check out the FAQ in this section for more info.

**djrams80** · 08-09-2009, 11:39 PM

After what I saw today while testing the Blinder M27, I'd have to skip the M25. The extra $30 or $40 for the M27 is well worth it. I only tested against my PLII, but that's a tough gun to jam and the M27 smoked it. We'll see how testing goes against the rest of the guns out there, but I was impressed.