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View Poll Results: The better U-Lock investment?
Kryptonite New York 3000 [$65]
5
50.00%
OnGuard Brute LS 5000 [$48] + $17 U-Lock/Chain
3
30.00%
Other recommendation
2
20.00%
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Kryptonite New York 3000 or OnGuard Brute 5000+$15 Lock

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Old 07-06-06, 09:39 PM
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Kryptonite New York 3000 or OnGuard Brute 5000+$15 Lock

Hi, Looking for a secure U-lock and deciding which is the better investment.


Kryptonite New York 3000 for $65 @ Amazon

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OnGuard Brute LS 5000 for $48 @ Amazon plus some other $17 dollar U-Lock/Chain.


Please vote and include comments if desired. Thank you.
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In general two types of lock on a bike is better than one.
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Two types as in two U-Locks or one U-lock plus one chain?
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In general two types of lock on a bike is better than one.
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Both are fine choices for the Sheldon Brown locking method (rear wheel to locking post). However, unless you live in friendly village, you need a second lock to secure the front wheel. The OnGuard Pitbull TC mini u-lock is a good lock for the front wheel.
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For your wheels you could also invest in some locking skewers. This post has more info on them. https://www.bikeforums.net/general-cycling-discussion/205667-bike-theft-countermeasures.html
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