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Actually Great Stuff
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2024
Used for my moped in Hawaii where we have allot of theft. Dealer says he has never seen a bike reported stolen when these locks are used, and I believe it. Plus, the rod makes securing through the wheel easier than chain only locks. The keyway came slightly tight, so I used some silicon lube and it works like a dream.
LS
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2016
Almost immediately the lock started sticking, and after less than a year of use on my scooter, the entire plastic housing flew off the lock this morning. Bits and pieces scattered onto the sidewalk. If that how it holds up to normal use by a petite woman with a scooter, I don't want to know how it'd hold up against a determined criminal with tools. Over the life of the chain (
KetelOne
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2015
Awesome lock. My wife uses it to lock up her scooter and it is fairly bomb proof. Once locked to a fence or tree you would need very long bolt cutters or an angle grinder to get through. No lock is impenetrable but this one has the added value of looking like it is.
Luca
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2015
I have received two of these chains and both after 2 months of daily usage were stuck.The first time I was lucky that the chain was not on my scooter so I just sent back to amazon for a replacement.The second time the T lock mechanism was stuck while the chain was still on my scooter. I was really pissed off since I had to go to work.The lock part is made mainly by a plastic shell that I was able to destroy just with my scooter key and my hands/feet.It is incredible but you can just remove the yellow rubber on top with your hands and then from them yo expose the lock mechanism...Anyway, the chain itself is of very good quality, the lock instead is horrible, cheap plastic and not secure at all!DO NOT BUY THIS CHAIN.Horrible experience.
Mike W.
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2014
Haha! Yes, this obviously is a very unique looking lock! But it is still clever and useful, in my opinion.I brought it to use for my motorcycle. The lock is at the end of the bar, and the bar is metal. The chain is covered, so the chain won't scratch any parts.I wrap the chain around poles or around the wheel of my motorcycle, then I take the bar and place it through some hole on my motorcycle (ex. through the brake discs). Then I take the T lock and attach it to the bar. The bike is secure. The chain isn't all that long so you may need to park it very close to a pole or something stationary, or get another chain.When in use, the lock is usually covered (motorcycle cover), but I do believe it is strong enough for the elements. This past winter, with the freezing temperatures, the lock worked just fine.And while NO LOCK is indestructible (given enough time and tools, a professional thief can get through just about anything), in my opinion, this is still a good deterrent. Keep the chain off the ground, so it's not so easy to clip. Put the bar somewhere not so accessible to a thief, but easy for you to reach it. Use another chain, if need be.One thing I don't like though, the T lock cover is made of plastic. I guess maybe that's to save weight, but in my opinion, some type of metal would have been much better.Anyway, i've had the lock almost a year, and so far I still have my bike.Some info:Weight: about 8 lbs. (chain and T Lock)Length: 4.5 feet (chain and T Lock)Length of metal bar: 10 inchesWidth of metal bar: 16mmThickness of chain: 11mm (or 12mm?!) hex link chainDust cover protects key cylinderChain cover is water and heat resistant----------------------------------------------------------------------------Update: Saturday September 13, 2014A few days ago, an attempt was made to steal my motorcycle. I had the bar and lock through the front wheel. And while damage was done to the surrounding area, they [expletive[s]] weren't able to break the lock.My advice to anyone buying this lock: try to put the bar through the body (core) of the motorcycle. Ex. if there is a gap between the frame and the engine, put the bar through the gap. If you have to use the lock through the wheels, use the rear wheel only. Putting the bar through the front wheel maybe a weak point. And again, try to fix your bike (with the chain) to something stationary, like a metal sign post or something that cannot be easily moved or cut.
z28gal
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2014
I bought this to secure my scooter after reading about the theft rates (!!) and like it much more than my previous bike-lock type setup. It's VERY heavy, but for a scooter or motorcycle, that's what you want. The locking mechanism is smooth and easy to operate and the T-loop design gives you a lot of flexibility. The only thing I don't like is that the locking head is almost always going to be on one side of the scooter/motorcycle, while the chain is on the other, requiring a bit of monkeying around to lock/unlock it. Not a huge deal generally, but I have to park at a very crowded scooter "rack" and it can be a bit of a pain. That being said, I know my scooter isn't going anywhere, and that's the most important thing!
JP
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2014
Easy to use and secure. If someone can easily cut this lock, they deserve to have my moped.
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