I mean it is ultimately a stochastic thing we are fighting against. There is no guarantuee to not getting your bicycle stolen, but we can change the odds of tha

I mean it is ultimately a stochastic thing we are fighting against. There is no guarantuee to not getting your bicycle stolen, but we can change the odds of that happening into our favour by how we do it. > It was protected with a good lock which was cut through and surrounded by dozens of nicer ones in a secluded bike garage, some of which had incredibly basic and weak combination locks. This is an odd one. Maybe the bike had specific parts the thieves were after? Shitty bikes are often targeted by drunkards who just try to get home (they steal it for transportation, not for money). But they would get stopped by a good lock (provided it is actually locked).