I only need one bicycle lock and I guess a way to break it has still to be invented:
https://www.abus.com/uk/Mobile-Secu.../Locks/Folding-locks/Bordo-GRANIT-X-Plus-6500
Interesting design.
I only need one bicycle lock and I guess a way to break it has still to be invented:
https://www.abus.com/uk/Mobile-Secu.../Locks/Folding-locks/Bordo-GRANIT-X-Plus-6500
those became massively popular around here a few years back. out of nowhere, suddenly every single new bike came with one of those.
WTF? Am I doing something wrong when I send these packages?Having to spend hours at customs to free Craig's latest care packet from their claws.
Yes, came with mine, too. When you have a bicycle worth so much, it's kinda necessary really.
Are you sending him clocks or other things that make noise in the box?
No, but that's a good idea. :lol:
Edit: Must spread more time bombs... yada... yada...
Racing bicycles are very bad at stopping.
I only need one bicycle lock and I guess a way to break it has still to be invented:
https://www.abus.com/uk/Mobile-Secu.../Locks/Folding-locks/Bordo-GRANIT-X-Plus-6500
That should be fixed. Stopping is a critical part of being able to save your own ass on a bike.
Exactly the type of lock they stole from me. The way to break it? Steal it when not in use ...
Small tires mean there is very little contact area between the bike and the road. It also means the tires lock up easily if you apply too much force to the brakes. You can still stop in a reasonable amount of time, but not if someone simply cuts you off without warning right in front of you. Even on my MTB I would have very probably still hit the car, although certainly a bit slower.