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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.
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An alloy steel chain with a padlock is perfect for securing a multitude of objects and areas. The heavy-duty laminated steel padlock included has an expert hold that cannot be picked. The padlock body is constructed of laminated riveted plate steel for maximum strength and reliable safety.
Every Padlock is individually tested at the factory to ensure smooth performance before packaging. keyed locks come with rust-resistant keys and use common keyways for duplication, providing long life and smooth operation.
HIGH-SAFETY CHAIN LOCK: lock shackle and chain are made of specially hardened steel to resist bolt cutters and metal saws.
PORTABLE AND WIDELY USAGES: Perfect medium length and weight for easy carrying, perfect for the gym, skateboards, sports equipment, Garage, farm, fence, tool boxes, hand trucks, and anywhere you want, Provides security for hard-to-lock-up possessions.
GUARANTEE: If you have any problem with the product you received, you can send emails to us at any time. We will reply to you instantly and help you solve your problem.
Chain locks are made up of a series of hardened steel links (usually inside a protective nylon sleeve) and a lock. The lock can be integrated into the chain, or it can be a separate padlock.
There are several great things about chain locks:
First of all, their relative length and flexibility mean you can secure your bike to a wide range of objects.
Secondly, they can be carried relatively easily wrapped around your seat post, so you don't have to deal with any of those annoying u-lock frame mounts!
And finally, they are more resistant to some of the common methods of attack used on other bike locks. For example, they can't be bottled jacked, or leveraged open. And they're more difficult to cut with power tools.
However, these advantages come at a significant cost: they are very heavy. Chain locks are far, far heavier than u-locks offering equivalent levels of security.
