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  • Just with a basic knog lock around the rear wheel and frame.

    Less than 5 mins in the shop but that’s obviously More than enough time for most locks

    Annoyingly I’ve been waiting for my partner to return my d-lock after having borrowed it and no one was at the cctv/security booth they have at the front of the shop

  • Less than 5 mins in the shop but that’s obviously More than enough time for most locks

    Only if you run into a gang in a van. Most non-cable locks can't be cracked in that time unless people have massive bolt croppers with them (and even then, it depends on where it is on the bike). But yes, cable locks are basically worse than useless even if a less well-equipped thief comes along.

    Do report the theft to police even if they can't follow it up. Every report reveals the true scale of the problem, and one reason why enforcement effort against bike theft has long been stop-start, despite great efforts by good police officers, is because there is so much non-reporting.

  • Reporting it first thing tomorrow, I agree it’s really important to help highlight the scale of the issue.

    Too busy beating myself up this evening for being very short sighted. my partner is in tears as she is blaming herself for borrowing my lock and asking me to pick up dinner which is silly of course but it’ll take some convincing.

  • Oliver please get fucked. I was talking about Knog marketing shit products to the public not victim blaming.

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