Got this link to a rather smart solution of a disk lock that doesn't need to be stored under the seat and will not likely be forgotten to be removed before driving off. Thought I'd share.
It's a nice concept, and nice piece of engineering. Mmmm.... engineering....
Dunno that I'd buy one though. I hardly ever use my disk lock, and when I do, it's such a rare occurence that I remember it's on the disk. Also, I put the keys into the little bag the disk lock was in, as a reminder to take the lock off. However, it's definitely a pain having to get the disk lock out from under the seat and replacing it again. This looks like a good solution to that.
This thing has got me thinking - there must be a way (or a place) to lock the disk lock on the bike so it's convenient to access, like a bracket or summat. It'd have to be something that would rattle and where it woouldn't look too crappy. Anyone got any ideas? I must investigate this at luncheontime...
enzed_viffer, Jan 31 2006, 12:05 AM This thing has got me thinking - there must be a way (or a place) to lock the disk lock on the bike so it's convenient to access, like a bracket or summat.
Well ABUS sells brackets for their locks.
jerms, Jan 30 2006 04:47 AM Looks like V4 Rosso is going to have to get one of these and try it out. goofy.gif We expect a full report posted with the results!
OK, so here it goes: Yes it is exactly like it says in on the website. 491.gif
Sorry, but like MFP-2241 I use a brightly colored string to remind me of the lock.
[quote=enzed_viffer,Jan 30 2006, 05:05 PM] This thing has got me thinking - there must be a way (or a place) to lock the disk lock on the bike so it's convenient to access, like a bracket or summat. It'd have to be something that would rattle and where it woouldn't look too crappy. Anyone got any ideas? I must investigate this at luncheontime...
I have no problem with my U-Lock...... but Ya'll seem more interested in the disc lock. [image: user posted image] IMG_2549.JPG
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