Dude that's what I was thinking

More like Dwayne the Lock Johnson 🤣

Yh he does

@@victoriaelizabethstory 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

So, an average to large sized man

Yohann Paris great english

Yohann Paris I thought the same thing

i was going to say whats wrong with a frame bracket

@@OfficialMarkZuckerberg It looks horrible.

I always wondered why there were locks around posts in the street (not attached to any bikes) now I know 😁 live and learn

gotta be carefull. the thing lying on the ground, 40 dogs a day will piss on it, weather will effect the steel and lockpickers (like me) love to take exactly those locks that seem to be abandoned to train our hobbie with them.

Richard Morales what four locks do you use? My bike got stolen at school as well. So I know how you feel

the proper "technique" is to use 4 locks??

@@fallback8314I use an abus x granite 54 for my rear a Kryptonite evolution chain for my front and if I’m going somewhere for long like overnight I add on an alarm u lock.

Bradley Suarez nothing by bell. cheap easily defeated. though i havent used or attacked one (for testing, not stealing), bell makes a ulock with a dimple lock mech, and at that price point, its almost certain to be easily raked (a type of picking done with easily obtained tools) open, or just cut with 12 or 24 in bolt cutters. if you are going to use a u lock, go with the bully lock, its easily as tough or tougher than the bell, the lock mech is tons harder to defeat (disc detainer) and the real money is in the fact that it has a tamper sensor and alarm that transmits to a chirping key fob pager that has a 2000' range. the cool thing is that for about $100 you have a ulock you can use with the alarm on or off. by itself its great. but say you dont have a way to use a u lock directly in a specific location, you can devise a way to attach it to the bike and just use the lock body as a motion alarm while you have the bike locked with the chain. or you can just lock it to the bike with the shackle as a tamper alarm. you can use chain to lock the bike to something, chain to lock the wheels to the bike and thread all the chains through the u lock to sense if they are being attacked. its prettt versitile.

that's the hole point. having a heavy ass lock or chain swinging on your back while you sprint on a trackbike is the whole vibe people going for. you do that if you want to be as light as possible. so no backpacks, rear/ front racks, baskets etc. just the bike and a lock on your hip

right

Still takes longer to steal

No because a normal u lock is pretty snuck and you wouldn't need to hold it where as chain you would meet to hold in place. Its way harder.

What's wrong with the chains with the code number combination?

... but didn't the video explain that u-locks are easier to break than chain locks?

@@maciej.ratajczak but chain locks are too inconvenient

@@Jess-ws6qs When I was looking for locks 8 months ago when I posted that comment, I bought 2 used Kryptonite Fahgettaboudit locks for $60 each on Ebay/Amazon. They're the best D-Lock on the market, unless you want to spend twice as much on a ABUS Granit XPlus 540. The ABUS is only worth it if you've got a really expensive bike, though.

@@maciej.ratajczak thanks for the tips!

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I have a is 53 London lock it's 13mm I got it 12 years ago I've had people look at my bike but walk away. Then one fat I noticed a dent in the shackle so I'm assuming someone had a go but failed. I still have the bike but have gotten additional locks

Try claiming on it. I've heard it's pretty useless.

A good chain wont be easily cut with bolt cutters.

A good u-lock is as good as a good chain... BUT, the u-lock offer a better weight-security and price-security ratio. The New York Kryptonite Mini (18mm) worth the best chain. Change my mind.

You seem pretty confident. How do you know?

@@duckacid Some lock companies have made tests. The youtube channel bikeradar have made some good tests that show which are the best. (They destroyed bike locks worth of 11,000£ in total)

imperial master race europleb

yeah because the imperial system is really logical and easy to understand

we won the war

cool

Gunter Besic USA USA! USA!

That's the New York Std. That's the one with a 16 mm shackle that I should have gotten, instead of the Evolution Series 4 with the 14mm shackle. Oh well, you really need 2 U-Locks anyway - one for the front wheel too. I'll probably get the New York Forgeddaboudit mini. It's 18 mm, but it doesn't come with a mounting bracket.

I was with you for the first part

Rain clothes (jacket, pants, gloves, some kind of cap so you can see), maybe mudguards or just ass-saver (yes, it's called that). If you are sporting a backpack, get one with in-built raincover. If it's really heavy rain, shoe covers too. I don't use them but I do use road shoes. Haven't gotten wet feet yet.

I know this was not the question but I'd like to add that riding in the Winter is similar. It is all about having the right clothing and accessories (mittens or heavy gloves, winter hat under your helmet, earmuffs if the hat's not enough, thick socks, substantial shoes that don't breathe, warm pants or two layers like long underwear, a medium thickness Winter coat). The first mile is cold but after that your blood starts flowing and I unzip my coat most of the way to avoid getting too hot. It blew my mind that that is the case but that's what I have experienced. Two years ago I said Winter bikers were too hardcore and I would never do that. Give it a try, it's much better than you may expect.

I was riding last winter when there wasn't snow and ice ( can't ride in those conditions on a road bike). I had just about no bike clothes. I had a pair of bike shorts, pair of longer bike pants and long normal underwear. On top I had windproof bike jacket, t-shirt, longsleeved shirt. On my head I had this ixquick-proxy.com/do/spg/show_picture.pl?l=english&rais=1&oiu=http%3A%2F%2Fst.depositphotos.com%2F1004098%2F2594%2Fi%2F950%2Fdepositphotos_25942869-Arab-muslim-man-with-turban.jpg&sp=9714e2a476a73bb0b65c24928b040e3e Of course not as neatly tied. Kept my ears and head warm. I used two pairs of gloves. One thinner pair and fatter pair on top of those. And yes, I also had to unzip my jacket from time to time. Feet and hands were freezing from time to time tho.

trash bag ^^

Martin Tran Umbrella.

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I'm baffled how you think u locks are heavy put it in your backpack you won't notice it. No lock can't but cut that's why I go for the best lock and dudfetebtbtyoes/brands if locks to slow them down and act as a deterrent.

MULTIsport Seth bikes hacks

I've never found u locks heavy just put it in a backpack you won't notice the weight

but he is not a criminal!

@@SimplicityForGood a swing and a miss!

Jimmy McNuggets Are you talking about a padlock, or...?

Only if you can hold it rigid. It's actually much stronger than the chain.

I am the opposite if they are stupid enough to only use cable locks then they deserve to have their bikes stolen.

Oh I'm sad to hear that your friend have such a bad experienced. I bought this Bike U lock with cable lock from Amazon.com. Would like to share with you. It is extremely good . Super strong, large enough to cover what you wish to lock and super anti-theft. Check out this link: www.amazon.com/dp/B0936TQ8MC . I strongly recommend you !! :-)

Most bike U lock has a mount for the U Lock. Oh I'm sad to hear that you have such a bad experienced. I bought this Bike U lock with cable lock from Amazon.com. Would like to share with you. It is extremely good . Super strong, large enough to cover what you wish to lock and super anti-theft. Check out this link: www.amazon.com/dp/B0936TQ8MC . I strongly recommend you !! :-)