Bicycle security cover?
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Bicycle security cover?
Hi all,
Just curious if anyone has ever come across a security product that allows you to fully cover and lock up your bike. The kind of thing I'm looking for would be slash proof and allow for full coverage of bike and accessories.
There was an Australian student that devised something like this that sparked my interest in such a thing but that has not come to market.
You can see that here: https://www.abc.net.au/tv/newinventors/txt/s2874704.htm
Many thanks,
Just curious if anyone has ever come across a security product that allows you to fully cover and lock up your bike. The kind of thing I'm looking for would be slash proof and allow for full coverage of bike and accessories.
There was an Australian student that devised something like this that sparked my interest in such a thing but that has not come to market.
You can see that here: https://www.abc.net.au/tv/newinventors/txt/s2874704.htm
Many thanks,
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i haven't heard of anything similar. one could put all their crap in a hard shell pannier locked to the frame if carrying it was the only concern. it seems her main gripe was having to remove all of her accessories, so that probably wouldn't be a viable solution if your concern was the same.
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i haven't heard of anything similar. one could put all their crap in a hard shell pannier locked to the frame if carrying it was the only concern. it seems her main gripe was having to remove all of her accessories, so that probably wouldn't be a viable solution if your concern was the same.
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^ i see...don't know about cost, but i presume one could have something similar made if the slash-resistant material was readily available.
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