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Old 31-12-09, 11:40 AM   #21
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Default Re: Bike Security - Anchor? Chain? Bike Tracker?

Very true! I'm not sure I'm going to attempt to destroy the chain, lol. the series IV is 19mm thick, thats something special!
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Old 31-12-09, 11:41 AM   #22
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Very true! I'm not sure I'm going to attempt to destroy the chain, lol. the series IV is 19mm thick, thats something special!
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I wonder if anyone independant has actually been able to afford to buy a chain to test their claims.
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Old 31-12-09, 12:31 PM   #23
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Do remember though the Almax is not really portable it's massive and heavy so also get a smaller chain, disc lock, cover etc always have a layered approach to bike security.
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Do remember though the Almax is not really portable it's massive and heavy so also get a smaller chain, disc lock, cover etc always have a layered approach to bike security.
I'd definitely recommend getting a chain and lock over a disk lock, they're almost useless in the way that most bikes (round here anyway) are nicked by being chucked into the back of a van - they don't protect against that.
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I'd definitely recommend getting a chain and lock over a disk lock, they're almost useless in the way that most bikes (round here anyway) are nicked by being chucked into the back of a van - they don't protect against that.

True but you should have one aswell as a chain and lock, but he will need a portable chain, and a disc lock is just 1 layer of a layered approach.
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I wonder if anyone independant has actually been able to afford to buy a chain to test their claims.
Lozzo's mate seems to have had hers tested a few times.
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True but you should have one aswell as a chain and lock, but he will need a portable chain, and a disc lock is just 1 layer of a layered approach.
Definitely the more the merrier, I use a medium weight chain and a light cable lock when round down and use one at either end of the bike looped round an immovable object.
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Lozzo's mate seems to have had hers tested a few times.
yeah I've heard loads of good testimonials about sheds been broken into but locks intact etc.
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Old 31-12-09, 12:58 PM   #28
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I go a little over kill at home, I have an Almax IV anchored through rear wheel, a 16mm Urban chain and lock through swing arm and rear wheel, qanother chain 13mm through front wheel, and xena disc lock alarm, a grip lock (which clamps the front brake on) a cover and a Galaxy car parked about 2cm's from the bike.
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