Old 05-07-07 | 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by halo_six
Another flaw is that a theif can just cut the lock with bolt cutters. This requires them to turn the bike upside down- anything that risks attention they might choose to avoid.
What? Why would he have to turn it upside down to cut that little lock?

I don't see how this would be quicker/easier than using a u-lock and freelocking through the frame/wheel. Just using a cable lock to attach it to something immovable is better than this. (well, that's all I do, but that is based on this town, and my POS bike)

edit: Maybe something that locked the crank to the frame - but then you still have the possibility of the wheels being swiped.
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