Lockpicking lawyer does more than just picking. He shows many ways to break or bypass locks, often very quickly. Given a chance to review this lock, he would li

Lockpicking lawyer does more than just picking. He shows many ways to break or bypass locks, often very quickly. Given a chance to review this lock, he would likely find three flaws at least. I see the word "steel" is not present in the article, which makes me think one very fast attack would just be a simple hacksaw against the seat tube. Could probably be cut in under sixty seconds if it is aluminum. But a lot of lock cylinders are poor quality and vulnerable to low skill attacks like raking.