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Yale YCL3/10/180/1 - Maximum Security Chain Bike Lock 1800mm - Heavy Duty Protection - 4 Keys Including 1 with Micro-Light, Black
Yale YCL3/10/180/1 - Maximum Security Chain Bike Lock 1800mm - Heavy Duty Protection - 4 Keys Including 1 with Micro-Light, Black
Yale YCL3/10/180/1 - Maximum Security Chain Bike Lock 1800mm - Heavy Duty Protection - 4 Keys Including 1 with Micro-Light, Black
Yale YCL3/10/180/1 - Maximum Security Chain Bike Lock 1800mm - Heavy Duty Protection - 4 Keys Including 1 with Micro-Light, Black
Yale YCL3/10/180/1 - Maximum Security Chain Bike Lock 1800mm - Heavy Duty Protection - 4 Keys Including 1 with Micro-Light, Black
Yale YCL3/10/180/1 - Maximum Security Chain Bike Lock 1800mm - Heavy Duty Protection - 4 Keys Including 1 with Micro-Light, Black
Yale YCL3/10/180/1 - Maximum Security Chain Bike Lock 1800mm - Heavy Duty Protection - 4 Keys Including 1 with Micro-Light, Black
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Posted 23 July 2023

Yale YCL3/10/180/1 - Maximum Security Chain Bike Lock 1800mm - Heavy Duty Protection - 4 Keys Including 1 with Micro-Light, Black

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  • TITANIUM ENFORCED HEXAGONAL HARDENED STEEL CHAIN offers protection from all forms of attack
  • FOUR POINT LOCKING HEAVY DUTY CROSSBAR provides maximum pull protection
  • HIGH SECURITY LOCK provides resistance from pick, pull, bump and drill attacks
  • DOUBLE RUBBER BUMPER for protection against scratches
  • INDEPENDENTLY RATED SOLD SECURE GOLD AND LIFETIME GUARANTEE
  • 4 LASER CUT KEYS INCLUDING 1 WITH MICRO-LIGHT
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  1. Superman_turbo_pro_3000's avatar
    Sadly bolt cutters go through chains. I lost a mountain bike a few years ago. I found half a cut link on the ground where the bike was locked 🔗

    Honestly get a D-lock with a "disc detainer" lock. You can tell because it'll use a key like this with cut faces on the length of the key;

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  2. karina80's avatar
    At first look, I thought it was a bracelet
    deleted2936900's avatar
    It can be if you want it to be
  3. FunkiestMonkey's avatar
    Genuine question...wouldn't this be easier to break given the relatively thin chain ring material compared to a D lock? (edited)
    coony's avatar
    Chain link bounce about when you use a grinder on then unless you can hold them. I guess you'll get through them eventually.

    Generally you want a chain that is too thick/hard to break with bolt cutters

    In any case, I think the weak point in this is the lock as it's effectively a mini D lock
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