I have a Kryptonite "U" lock along with a 4' cable to wrap up the front tire to the frame and through the U lock. That way the thief has to carry two different implements to defeat the two types of locks. If someone really wants to get your bike they will.
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09-25-2011, 05:24 PM #1
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09-25-2011, 07:19 PM #2
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I have On-Guard D lock with key, with a 5' long cable to tie my bike on my rack if I'm going to be inside a store or put it in my car, or if someone wants to lock their bike on my bike rack as well. They have a guarantee that it won't be cut through, and if it does, they will replace the cost of the bike/frame (I think, please double check on this...).
I use the D lock on my rear wheel to the frame, and if I'm using the cable, I wrap it around the bike rack.
I never EVER leave my bike alone overnight tied to something (with exceptions of Triathlons where you need to leave your bike overnight - security is always there).
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