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Unfortunately, the locks are not configurable.

• kazinator 11y ago
  The better ones certainly are. I have one. When the lock is open, you can rotate an inner cylinder (not accessible while the lock is clasped) to a position which allows the outer rings of the dials to be moved to change the code. Bought at a Canadian Tire store in Richmond, British Columbia. (See, even available in Canada.)
  • hackmiester 11y ago
    Oh, my mistake! Mine doesn't have that ability, and if you make that assumption, the article is accurate. I didn't know some could do that.
  • jacquesm 11y ago
    So, the best way to use a lock like that would be to pick a non word sequence. And regardless of the combinations these locks and all their derivatives are very easily opened even if you don't know the combination.
    • kazinator 11y ago
      I once destructively opened a friend's U-Lock in about 60 seconds. (The key broke, didn't have copy.) I took a 10 dollar hack saw and sawed through the main bar of the lock (not the U). It was like a hot knife through butter.