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Summary: Buying bike locks help protect your bicycle from theft when parking the bike in busy areas such as school campuses or popular shopping areas. Purchase the right bike lock for your riding destinations to keep your bike safe with tips from a bicycle specialist in this free video on bike ownership.
Travis Martin is manager of the Mad Dog Cycles in Provo, Utah. Mad Dog Cycles has been in business more than 12 years, and Martin has been in the bicycle business for more than 20....read more
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"Hi, I'm Travis at Mad Dog Cycles in Provo, Utah and we're talking about locks. Locks, you know basically keep an honest person honest. And we have like a simple cable lock here which has the integrated lock with the cable, six foot long, self coiling, with little attachment. It's six feet long so it's long enough to go around a tree or pole, through both wheels. The security on this is not the greatest. Like I said, it keeps an honest person honest. You can get it in a key version, a combination version. If you want, so it's a lot more secure, definitely a U-lock would be the choice. Very difficult to break, the lock shackle can go through the frame and through the wheel of the rear, and then to the bike rack and I actually recommend this one here, which is that same U-lock shackle with a cable that way you can lock up the front wheel, if you have a quick release, and or, if you have, if there's no bike rack at, at wherever you're parking, you can actually use this cable to wrap around a tree and then use this as a padlock. Definitely not the most secure, but it's better than nothing."
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