Lock Chain

Chain locks consist of a series of hardened steel links and locks. The lock can be built into the chain or be a separate padlock. Chain locks have some great qualities. Second, it's relatively easy to carry around your seatpost, so you don't have to deal with pesky U-Lock frame mounts. Finally, it is more resistant to some of the common attack methods used by other bike locks. For example, it cannot be bottled or utilized open. It is also more difficult to cut with power tools.

Never worry about rusty keys, stolen keys or too many keys. A 5-digit resettable combination lock mechanism allows up to 100,000 possible codes, making the bike lock unbreakable. The bicycle chain lock can be easily set or reset with a personal number combination. This bicycle lock chain makes your life more convenient. Note: We recommend using a number combination that is meaningful to you, such as birthdays or important dates. You can also enter the number on your phone in case you forget your password.

A padlock and chain combination is the best protection for your motorcycle. Wheels and frames typically have a number of attachment points that allow attachment to fixed objects. Padlocked vehicles cannot be transported in this manner. This is a real plus in terms of safety. Combinations of disc and chain locks can also be used if possible. This combination is the so-called "2 in 1" solution. This means that the disc lock can be used without a chain and is the ideal companion for short trips that can be easily stowed away.