small lock
#1
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small lock
I am looking for a small cable lock that will fit into a back jersey pocket. This lock doesnt have to be heavy duty. I also remember a lock that was somehow incorporated into the waterbottle cage. Anyone ever seen that before?
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There are lots of small locks on the market. Check your local bike shop. All of them can be cut with $1 wire cutters, though, sometimes in just a couple of seconds. Ski shops sell even smaller and cheaper and more easily cut locks.
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I made up my own with hardware store parts. an aluminum piece gets banged closed
with a hammer to lock a loop in the ends..
I made mine 10' long to use trees and picnic tables in my campsite.
with a hammer to lock a loop in the ends..
I made mine 10' long to use trees and picnic tables in my campsite.
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They come with a casing that can be mounted instead of the bottle holder, or you can stick the lock into an actual bottle holder if you find one that fits.
#7
https://www.knog.com.au/gear-locks/milkman.phps
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This is a good lock if you just want to lock up your bike while you go to the coffee shop or duck into the shop quickly for a carton of milk
https://distilleryimage9.s3.amazonaws...381b5c25_7.jpg
This is a good lock if you just want to lock up your bike while you go to the coffee shop or duck into the shop quickly for a carton of milk








