Hi,

I'm after recommendations for padlocks, chains and ground anchors please

Has anyone had attempted thefts where their chains have withstood attack in the real world??

Cheers

http://www.sportsbik...tent_prod/55813

perfect but dear

keep in mind if your bike was stollen would you pay that to replace it and the easiest way to lock the bike is round the top of front fork (1) behind number board to a solid stucture eg tree or round the rear isnt too bad if nessacay but these bikes are liftable

and if you just want something stop or if they are "good " slow them down is http://www.sportsbik...tent_prod/55816 not as strong but thats what i use

Edited May 31, 201214 yr by paul_stuart

They aren't good you'd cut em at the lock end. An alarm is best followed by more alarms. All locks n chains can be frozen with liquid ice then tapped with a hammer to shatter them.

I reckon chains n anchors on the floor are easier to tackle than one hanging from the wall to the bike.

Rottweiler was the most effective thing I ever had ex took him when she left yippee! the bike got nicked shorty after boo!

I’ve concreted a very large lifting eye in the floor (about 1” in thickness) I use a hardened chain plus a case-hardened chain (they are harder to break by freezing)

And an alarm

Edited May 31, 201214 yr by Monty_Jon

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