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I recently bought an expensive ebike to commute, and I decided to get a kryptonite lock. The primary reason was because of their anti-theft offer: https://shop
by kop316 6y ago
I recently bought an expensive ebike to commute, and I decided to get a kryptonite lock. The primary reason was because of their anti-theft offer:
https://shop.kryptonitelock.com/atpo_landing_pages/register-for-anti-theft-en.html https://shop.kryptonitelock.com/atpo_landing_pages/register-...
I bought a lock that would fully insure the bike, so if it does get stolen I would at least get the value of it back.
- analog31 6y agoNote that you need to recover the broken lock in order to make a claim. Now I can't think of why the thief would take your lock after defeating it, but I don't understand the criminal mind.
- kop316 6y agoYep I noted that. My thought is really if someone has to go through the trouble of taking an angle grinder to the lock, there is a bunch of noise (and sparks) that have to happen first. I admittedly know mine is a juicier target than most bikes, but there is some serious dedication needed for it.
- hokkos 6y agoHaving bikes stolen 3 times, I have never found the broken lock at the bike place. Thief take all because the owner will lose time trying to remember if it was the correct place, it leaves no clue if a police car happens to pass a few seconds later after the bike is stolen.