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So I did some measuring on the street today and concluded that I'd need to carry a two metre (6.5') chain to tie up my bike on the street.

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I've sent an e-mail to Pragmasis asking about this, because its U.S./Canada prices are in my view outrageous compared to ordering direct from Almax, and I'll update if I receive a reply. and Canada, I should add that Almax's prices, including shipping from the U.K., are much more attractive than buying from Pragmasis's U.S./Canada distributor. Spot Trace only uses GPS, which is probably useless if the bike is put into a van. I'm not having a lot of luck identifying a reliable tracker, although I know that these units have in some cases led to quick recovery of motorbikes stolen in New York. It has a 16mm bolt and promises to make lots of noise if someone tampers with your bike (might or might not spook the thief/thieves). The problem with disk locks is that they are useless if the thieves have a van, That said, Abus has a new disk lock that should be available in June. Given that I've ordered a Kriega US 20 anyway, carrying the chain and lock shouldn't be an issue, and in New York there are normally a lot of places on any given block where they could be used (trees being the only attachment point off-limits). These options are also all pretty heavy, but apparently will fit easily in a Kriega US 10. This recent Brooklyn video of a guy taking a bolt cutter to an Abus lock, ignored by passers-by, is pretty discouraging:

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These chains and locks are pretty good, but they won't defeat someone with a portable angle grinder, and I'm not convinced that most New Yorkers would pay any attention if someone took an angle grinder to a chain, even in broad daylight. Pewag: (but does not come with a sheath)įor locks, the Abloy 362 is perhaps the best, but the Squire SS65, sold buy both Almax and Pragmasis, is quite a bit less expensive and may give less access to the lock's shank if the chain is at least 16mm. I've pretty much concluded that I need a serious chain and padlock. For the moment, I have a secure place to store the bike at night, but that leaves the day. I've been looking at options for a new V7 II that I have in New York City.

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