alternative starter kill

i am going to make a motorcycle purchase and was wondering about security. is there a proximity chip started kill like the new cars have? something that has to be present within a few feet in order for the starter relay to engage. just would like something different so that i may hide it. any help would be greatly appreciated.

you can get an autopage bike alarm, and get a prox sensor. WIring starter kills would be the best best. your tthinking of a RFID transponder system which is hard to do in bike and car applications.

 thank you for your replys but i think my request was a little vague. what i am looking for is something that might have a chip( maybe in a keyfog, like the new nissans) that when it is close will allow the bike to start. kind of like the old style magnetic chip you had to put next a special spot in your car to start it.  i know it sounds weird.. but on the nissans that i have seen it on, it is a great deterant.

just found this  article: http://www.edmunds.com/ownership/audio/articles/106651/article.html.  this is basicly what i am looking for. mind you not as advanced as merecedes but within that realm of security,

I'm going to agree with what's being said in regards to the effectiveness of an RFID start system as well. The only real way to deal with someone who's physically removed your bike with another vehicle is Lojack or some other GPS tracking device. If your objective is to stop some jagoff who takes your keys off of the bar from joyriding, a passive starter kill relay and a hidden toggle switch will be sufficient, and much cheaper and easier to install.C Renner's Auto Electronix

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Starter kill on a motorcycle is useless. Even a Gold Wing with a dry weight of over 800 pounds can easily be push started.

Fuel kill's not a standard part of most alarm systems - but that may actually not be a bad idea, assuming the bike in question here is carbureted. Generally I shy away from installing a relay to interrupt an electric fuel pump, because if it malfunctioned it would quickly strand the car, and on a motor cycle it could be downright dangerous(I don't ride myself but I can imagine you might lose control if the fuel was suddenly cut off and the bike stalled). If your bike is carbureted however, it would be fairly easy to install an electrically actuated blocking valve in the fuel line...granted it'd still run for a few seconds until the fuel bowl is emptied, but that wouldn't get you far.C Renner's Auto Electronix

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