The alarm belongs to the category of vibration alarms only. These alarms contain a circuit with a two-contact mercury switch (like the component of a resistor) that cuts off the two contacts with the slightest vibration, and the integrated chip (controller) detects the interruption and activates the siren.
Of course, this specific one does not have exactly a mercury switch (costing €1 retail) but a similar cheaper component that does approximately the same job as the switch, resulting in needing space in the box to be able to vibrate. The construction box is very small (with relative pressure I placed the 9V battery inside and it does not come out unless you open the box to pull it out), which makes the alarm unresponsive to the slightest vibration, in other words, unreliable. The only positive is that it is remote-controlled. I was not at all satisfied with this. For a few euros more, there are alarms for bicycles, motorcycles, or scooters that have a rechargeable battery and USB charging and many more functions and are quite reliable. In conclusion, I do not recommend it for the safety of your two-wheeler.