Now this is how you lock up your precious bicycle
- Thread starter markz
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I'm sure it works great...one allen key (maybe two if the cap and stem bolts use different sizes) and off comes the handcuff as you slide the stem out. :/
There's been people out there dumb enough to steal a police *car*, so I'm sure there's even more that would do it with a bike.
There's been people out there dumb enough to steal a police *car*, so I'm sure there's even more that would do it with a bike.
markz
100 TW
It was donut break time for Sunderland and Sinclair, meanwhile the crack heads were salivating over 2 for 1 five finger discount on 8th Avenue. Actually there were 2 sets, one set on the inside of the mall entrance and the other hidden away on the outside of the door 9' away. A pickup truck and 4 fat bikes gone! Oh and countless camera's. Revised statement....A stolen pickup truck, shades and a hat.... 4 fat bikes gone!
azneinstein
100 mW
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Most handcuff keys are universal... I know however, Masterlock does make a set of bike locks in the shape of cuffs that I wanted.
molybdenum
1 kW
For an off the cuff statement, I'd say this method of locking the bike is not too secure.
MadRhino
100 GW
I can suggest a better way to use handcuffs as a deterrent for bike thieves
Tie the handcuffs to a rope
Tie the other end of the rope to your seat post
Buy a pork leg
Insert it in a sock
Attach firmly one end into an old shoe
Stick the other end in a blender for a few seconds
Clip the handcuff to the pork leg near the shoe with a teared piece of jeans
Let it hang on the ground by your bike when it is parked
Tie the handcuffs to a rope
Tie the other end of the rope to your seat post
Buy a pork leg
Insert it in a sock
Attach firmly one end into an old shoe
Stick the other end in a blender for a few seconds
Clip the handcuff to the pork leg near the shoe with a teared piece of jeans
Let it hang on the ground by your bike when it is parked
