Chain Lock applicatiion?
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Chain Lock applicatiion?
I'm getting a chain lock to semi-deter thieves. I was wondering what is the best method to lock my bike up if I don't have a pole nearby??
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Re: Chain Lock applicatiion?
I would say through the rear wheel and spokes but not to sure about that as they may ruin your spokes? I know thats the way I do it on my pedal bike.Bubble Gum Jr. wrote:I'm getting a chain lock to semi-deter thieves. I was wondering what is the best method to lock my bike up if I don't have a pole nearby??
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If they can remove the wheel they can slide if off the swingarm. And if they have the tools to remove the wheel, they probably have the tools to just cut the chain on you.VermilionX wrote:im gonna use mine to wrap it around the swingarm then wrap it around a pole.
they can just remove the wheel so it's better to use the swingarm.
Of course I'm generalizing from a single example here, but everyone does that. At least I do.
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thanks Sev for the confidence boost!Sevulturus wrote: If they can remove the wheel they can slide if off the swingarm. And if they have the tools to remove the wheel, they probably have the tools to just cut the chain on you.


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