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Surfers may seem like a pretty laid-back bunch, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any surfboard thieves amongst their ranks. The surfinlock was designed with that fact in mind, as it allows surfers to lock their boards up like bikes.Continue ReadingCa… Continue reading surfinlock provides protection against surfboard theft
Surfers may seem like a pretty laid-back bunch, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any surfboard thieves amongst their ranks. The surfinlock was designed with that fact in mind, as it allows surfers to lock their boards up like bikes.Continue ReadingCa… Continue reading surfinlock provides protection against surfboard theft
Back in 2014, Seatylock turned a few heads with a folding bike lock that was built into the underside of a saddle. The company’s new Foldylock Forever is not seat-integrated, but it is claimed to be the strongest folding lock in the world.Continue Read… Continue reading Foldylock Forever lays claim to “world’s strongest folding lock” title
Four years ago we first heard about a lockable weatherproof pod called the Alpen Bike Capsule, designed for securely storing bicycles outdoors. The latest incarnation of the device is not only larger, but also features an electronic locking system.Cont… Continue reading Alpen announces larger, electronic-locking Basecamp Bike Capsule
Four years ago we first heard about a lockable weatherproof pod called the Alpen Bike Capsule, designed for securely storing bicycles outdoors. The latest incarnation of the device is not only larger, but also features an electronic locking system.Cont… Continue reading Alpen announces larger, electronic-locking Basecamp Bike Capsule
Carrying a heavy bike lock in backpack can be a hassle, and not everyone likes the cluttered look of a frame-mounted lock. That’s where the Uplock is designed to come in, as it sits inside a system-specific seat post.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycles,… Continue reading Uplock stashes a folding bike lock inside its own seat post
Even with the toughest-looking bike locks, many people still say, “An angle grinder would go right through that.” Well, Hiplok’s new D1000 is claimed to be different – it’s touted as being “the first portable anti-angle-grinder bike lock.”Continue Read… Continue reading Graphene composite Hiplok D1000 is designed to stop angle grinders
Given the fact that bicycle commuters have to carry a lock with them at all times, we’ve seen a number of bike parts that double as locks. One of the latest, the ET-one, lets a pedal do the job – partially, at least.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycles, … Continue reading ET-one system turns a pedal into a bike lock
If a thief is sufficiently motivated and equipped, they can get through pretty much any bike lock. That’s where the PentaLock comes in – it makes a bicycle un-pedalable, regardless of whether or not that bike is also locked up to an adjacent object suc… Continue reading Electronically lockable bottom bracket renders bikes unrideable
Back in 2015, former aeronautical engineer Neil Barron presented his Litelok as a lighter, more flexible alternative to bicycle U-locks. His company is now offering a rougher, tougher version, called the Litelok Core.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycles,… Continue reading Light and flexible Litelok is back, in beefier Core incarnation