Slate.com: The Best Locks to Protect Your Wheels
04-20-06 | 04:29 PM
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Slate.com: The Best Locks to Protect Your Wheels
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04-20-06 | 06:14 PM
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onguard doesn't cover nyc or...messengers? that's ****. i'll be switching locks soon. but, damn, they already have my money...
04-20-06 | 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by humancongereel
onguard doesn't cover nyc or...messengers? that's ****. i'll be switching locks soon. but, damn, they already have my money...
04-20-06 | 07:31 PM
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i can't wait to go to europe and get some locks. they have all kinds of locks and chains at the flea markets, not quite as beefy as the NY chain, but relatively cheap (~$40).
04-20-06 | 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by SamHouston
Thank you for that, I've never used Onguard products because I've always preffered Krypto or, in higher crime areas, chain & padlock. Rest assured all couriers will soon know this.
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04-20-06 | 07:54 PM
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If I didn't know it a lot of my people didn't either. I'm pretty good at keeping my ear to the ground. It probably won't matter too much, but there will be some shops dropping Onguard.
04-20-06 | 09:13 PM
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Poor diddums...
The chain was too heavy...
Someone bring some lukewarm milk please.
ps. I think someone referred to ABUS locks in Europe. German made - couldnt find them in the states, the staple choice for London pushi's.
The chain was too heavy...
Someone bring some lukewarm milk please.
ps. I think someone referred to ABUS locks in Europe. German made - couldnt find them in the states, the staple choice for London pushi's.
04-20-06 | 11:15 PM
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but he lost his free parking spot.
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04-20-06 | 11:18 PM
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A free parking spot in a congested city is pretty ummmm IMPOSSIBLE to find. He must have been giving some croosh head in exchange.
