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Are you locking your bike to something angle grinder resistant when out and about? The last bike I had stolen was from an underground bike store, behind two ar
by atchoo 4y ago
Are you locking your bike to something angle grinder resistant when out and about?
The last bike I had stolen was from an underground bike store, behind two armoured locked doors and locked to a permanent bike-rack embedded in concrete. Thieves didn't cut a single lock, instead they cut all the bike-racks and emptied the place.
- alwaysbeconsing 4y agoAs with nearly all security, nothing is perfect. You are just raising the bar high enough to lower risk to an acceptable level. Cutting an entire row of racks and hauling off all the bikes is a bigger, noisier, longer job, requiring more coordination, than taking one. It presents more risk to the thieves themselves, which means there are going to be fewer thieves willing or able to take it on.