Old 03-12-10 | 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Arcanum
That's exactly the point. By locking around a portion of the frame (be it the seat tube or seat stay or whatever) it forces the thief to cut the lock or ruin the bike. Locking just around a wheel means they can leave the (replaceable) wheel behind or, at worst, cut the (again, replaceable) wheel.
Go lock your bike up in this manner and try to separate the wheel from the frame.
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