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amey
I'm always paranoid about having my battery nicked. Comes in overnight or into a bag if I'm leaving the GSD anywhere out of sight for a while. Even if I'm nipping into the shop and don't want to carry it, I'll still make sure I take the key from the cafe lock so the wheel is locked and anyone who knows about the key doing both lock and battery doesn't have it easy. I will also lock through the frame above the battery so it's nigh on impossible to remove it. That and two kryptonite D-locks, a Litelock Core, an Abus cable lock for the saddle and seatpost and an Abus chain that connects to the cafe lock. My theory being they all need slightly different approaches to attack. E cargo means it's no bother carting them around, I don't notice them during normal use. Different locking again when at home, but I won't explain that here.