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A $22 chain and lock? Yes, against a grandmother on her first crime spree. Even for a $22 lock this one is poor:



Look at the nice large hole in the middle of the weak lock - you wouldn't want Mr Junkie to have any trouble breaking the lock with a prybar! This lock is better than nothing (hey - everything is!) but it is suited for only to a very low threat environment. A convent, as long as the nuns were ancient.

This is a much better lock:

http://www.amazon.com/OnGuard-Beast-...e_sg_ai_-1_t_3



- See how the chain fills the hole in the lock so that there isn't room for a prybar?

Re the wheels, I prefer security skewers/locking skewers to a cable. I've never heard of a cable that can resist a $25 cable cutter, especially if the handles are lengthened with a couple of pieces of pipe. Put a locking skewer on the saddle too.