Locks that work

Oh hey atRobHurst. Sorry, but I had to crop the supplier image to a square to fit it into the square space we use on the site. That I can tell you that the sample we have in the office is pretty good for a lock, and with the right chain being used (and not being draped over the frame loosely) then I wouldn't be worried using the Noke as a padlock.

There is a shackle lock in the works too that seems to be a great solution for a secondary lock.

Looks a bit on the thin side, nice idea but needs to be a lot heftier with more shackle protection to cut the mustard in these parts.

But then your average hipster would be put off by the increased weight and price point.

As a padlock, I wouldn't be able to say. But for bicycle security, I can say. Definitely a NO, as it could be clipped off in one second. Maybe two seconds at the outside. Not recommended at all for bicycles.