When I picked up my sled last year, I didn't ask for the security option. The dealer just showed me how to use it when I picked up the sled. One thing I've learned, is that dealers won't just throw much in, if not asked. It's obviously not going to stop anyone from stealing the sled if they aren't planning on starting it anyway. BUT, it prevents the clutch from engaging, so when they go to start it later, it's not going to go anywhere and the only way to get around that is to enter the code or take it to a dealer to get it reset. Hopefully by then, you will have reported it stolen, and let your local dealers know, and they can look out for the serial number.
That is essentially what it does, but it will remain engaged even if you turn off your sled. So if someone gets around your key, and starts your sled, it will still be on and they will not be able to drive it anywhere. They can start it, pin the throttle, and it will only rev up a little, not enough to engage the clutch. I use it any time I'm parking my sled.
Pretty warm in the bag. Stupid having the zippper pull down to open, You ride for a while and the zipper works down. Be nice if it were up to open. Otherwise keeps 1pair of gloves and a pair of goggles warm and(so far) dry.
