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Of the two bikes shown locked above.. which is using the lock the correct way around?
Having the tumbler part of the lock against the fixing.
Or having it against the frame?
My theory is having it against the frame is better because its provides less practical leverage if you were to force the lock open and an increased likelyhood of damaging the bike making it less valuable to sell onwards.
Is there an agreed stance on this?