Lock question
#2
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Not sure exactly which one you mean.. I have one of their folding link locks.
It is in a pouch on a water-bottle boss..labeled ..Bordo X plus
And I also have one of their chain locks, some times I use both.
sometimes the chain lock wraps around stuff better..
IDK about Rating.. BikeRadar did destructive tests when they
reviewed locks, then say what it took to defeat the lock.
Other than buying 2 and seeing what it takes to destroy one yourself,
All ratings are opinions.. of strangers..
It is in a pouch on a water-bottle boss..labeled ..Bordo X plus
And I also have one of their chain locks, some times I use both.
sometimes the chain lock wraps around stuff better..
IDK about Rating.. BikeRadar did destructive tests when they
reviewed locks, then say what it took to defeat the lock.
Other than buying 2 and seeing what it takes to destroy one yourself,
All ratings are opinions.. of strangers..
Last edited by fietsbob; 10-11-12 at 10:07 AM.
#3
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From: Lancaster, PA, USA
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"We were able to pop one of the rivets out of the Bordo in just over 46 seconds"
https://www.bikeradar.com/gear/catego...ing-lock-16372
https://www.bikeradar.com/gear/catego...ing-lock-16372
#4
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From: Mountain View, CA USA and Golden, CO USA
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#5
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From: NW,Oregon Coast
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Yea watch out for the guy with the 4 foot long crowbar up his trouser leg.
One advantage of using a couple different lock types,
is complicating the number of tools
that the miscreant needs to carry.
One advantage of using a couple different lock types,
is complicating the number of tools
that the miscreant needs to carry.





