Old 12-17-09 | 01:17 AM
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unterhausen
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Originally Posted by RaleighComp
What does this have to do with locking your rear bike wheel through the rear triangle but not around a frame tube or stay? I was simply amazed at how few hacksaw strokes it took to get through the rim. So a thief with a common hacksaw could easily walk off with your whole bike in proabably a minute, albeit with a ruined rim, tire, and tube, but still a nice piece of pilfering.
As a framebuilder, you'd be amazed how fast I can cut through a frame tube. I could replace the tube and have it ready for paint that afternoon. Just have to buy a new battery for my portable sawzall.

But on a serious note, I've always worried that Sheldon's technique would attract a stupid destructive kind of thief that would only figure out it isn't any easier to steal a bike locked with it after he had done a lot of damage.

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