Always secure your bike to a solid object

[supercooper]

My link have a look at this

 

[Angelfishsolo]

My link have a look at this

Securing your locks to a bike

 

[Fnaar]

mibd you, even with solid objects, some fools will gho to any lengths... (this has been on here recently, but seems relevant to this post too)

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]View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcV4LVhSRLg&feature=player_embedded[/media]

 

[Angelfishsolo]

mibd you, even with solid objects, some fools will gho to any lengths... (this has been on here recently, but seems relevant to this post too)

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]View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcV4LVhSRLg&feature=player_embedded[/media]

So much effort for 10 yards of riding??????

 

[gregsid]

mibd you, even with solid objects, some fools will gho to any lengths... (this has been on here recently, but seems relevant to this post too)

Just stumbled across the above video (electricity is very slow round these parts).

Makes me laugh how these yoofs have such problems with their trousers! Some struggle to even walk properly and then they're constantly hitching them back up (well, halfway up their bum).

Bless

 

[bitmadmax]

I got back to my bike last week and panicked for a moment when the key wasn't in my pocket - then I discovered I'd left the key in the lock for 2 hours...

Guilty of that on sooo many occasions. I've since invested 99p in an elastic bracelet with a keyring, so you cant walk away without removing the key

 

[fenfirsttimer]

I've since invested 99p in an elastic bracelet with a keyring, so you cant walk away without removing the key

Neat idea - always think I will lose my key.

But only have cable lock so just need to look around for the chap with the bolt croppers eyeing up my bike if I do lose it. Next investment is a D lock.....

Joking aside I have only left it locked up to railings for a few minutes outside my local shop so far ....and I don't think it would be high on the 'want list' for thieves but there is always the opportunist who will take anything.