andrewleitch86 [quote]lpg what's up with all these mini d locks
...and I thought I was a fakenger, jeez.
;)
I just bought one because I read that they are the choice of couriers and urban bike riders. I thought that must mean they're a good choice among people who really need to make sure their bike doesn't get nicked.[/quote]
Refreshingly honest answer.
Also, a strong mini D lock used correctly (and yes, it IS a pain in the ass to find a proper bike stand), combined with a second lock
where necessary is - as far as i know anyway - the strongest locking strategy.
Nothing beats a bike that looks like shit though.
I have a NY fuhg mini D lock which i bought when i got my Pinarello- it weighs a ton and to be honest is slightly pointless.
It won't stop a determined thief with tools. All it does is buy me a few more minutes.
Abus discus chain round waist far more comfortable... that and my beater is the usual (and most useful, hassle free) combo for me.
I just bought one because I read that they are the choice of couriers and urban bike riders. I thought that must mean they're a good choice among people who really need to make sure their bike doesn't get nicked.[/quote]
Refreshingly honest answer.
Also, a strong mini D lock used correctly (and yes, it IS a pain in the ass to find a proper bike stand), combined with a second lock
where necessary is - as far as i know anyway - the strongest locking strategy.
Nothing beats a bike that looks like shit though.
I have a NY fuhg mini D lock which i bought when i got my Pinarello- it weighs a ton and to be honest is slightly pointless.
It won't stop a determined thief with tools. All it does is buy me a few more minutes.
Abus discus chain round waist far more comfortable... that and my beater is the usual (and most useful, hassle free) combo for me.