My worry about those wire locks is that they could probably just get pulled apart (foot inside wire loop, hands pulling the plastic lock), let alone snipped by a pair of scissors. Yes the alarm goes off but by the time you realise and get to it they're already 50 yards away or it's already in the back of a van.
I prefer something like the Abus 1150 (cheap cafe lock). Would stand up to a little bit more, but obviously easily cut with pliers/wire cutters. Light and easy to carry (mine lives on a saddle rail or on one of the aerobars. Combination so no key to lose (although I've sometimes struggled to remember the number when tired.)
My worry about those wire locks is that they could probably just get pulled apart (foot inside wire loop, hands pulling the plastic lock), let alone snipped by a pair of scissors. Yes the alarm goes off but by the time you realise and get to it they're already 50 yards away or it's already in the back of a van.
I prefer something like the Abus 1150 (cheap cafe lock). Would stand up to a little bit more, but obviously easily cut with pliers/wire cutters. Light and easy to carry (mine lives on a saddle rail or on one of the aerobars. Combination so no key to lose (although I've sometimes struggled to remember the number when tired.)