Kryptonite Kryptolok Standard Bicycle U-Lock w/4-foot Flex Cable

La marca Kriptonite es una de las mas importantes y con gran experiencia en seguridad , en este caso para las bicicletas nos ofrecen un candado en forma de U muy seguro, resisten y funcional, manejando un precio accesible por el vendedor, se los recomiendo bastante ya que ofrece un alivio al dejar su bicicleta, claro tomando en cuenta aspectos de la localidad donde se encuentran, el lugar donde la encadena etc, pero es imponente para cualquier persona de lo ajeno, un aspecto a tomar es que cuando lo comiencen a usar, colóquenle afloja todo o dw40 para que no haya roces con la llave y la entrada esto por lo nuevo del articulo.

Safest lock out there, comes with 2 keys and with holder to be mounted on the bike frame

It's heavy - in a good way. Good reputation. Hard to pick, Nice size - 4"x 9" ID. Comes with a nice size steel cable to secure the wheel E.g. Interesting key design should be quite secure. The key action seems a little glitchy but it smoothed out after working the key back and forth for a while. I also oiled it liberally and that REALLY helped to smooth out the action. Also comes with a robust plastic bracket to hang the lock on when you're out and about. Seems to work well. I bought this to secure my new Segway Ninebot Max. I will update review if things change. I've only had it for one day so far. There is theft insurance available with this lock up to $1750, but you have to pay for it. $9.99 for one year, $29.99 for 5 Years. Anyway, for the money I don't think you can do much better. Recommended.

Well, my bike hasnt been stolen yet so thats a PLUS. There are a few CONS I'd flag for potential customers considering this lock: 1. The U-lock itself could do with being an inch wider; on many occasions it simply wont fit around a regular pole/post when you angle the lock to catch the frame and forks at the same time. 2. The wire rope could do with being a little longer as well, to make it easier to catch the front wheel and thread it through the U-lock. 3. The key sticks in the lock quite often and you have to coax it a bit or spit on it to get it fully seated in the barrel so it ill turn 4. The mount is poorly designed. It secures around the frame or saddle post with a strapping and just one allen bolt. This is insufficient and leads to the mount sliding and falling with any vibration from the road. Drives me mad. Anyway, they have a good reputation and I imagine that alone is a deterrent for potential thieves so thats good but if you want quick and easy locking, this isn't the lock for you.

This is a seriously solid lock that gives you a real sense of security. The U lock alone is thick, heavy, and feels virtually tamper-proof. The included flex cable is a great addition, giving you more options to loop through your wheels or around awkward railings or posts. I’ve used it to lock both my frame and rear wheel with the U lock and then looped the cable through the front wheel. That versatility makes a big difference in urban areas where secure anchor points aren’t always ideal. While it is heavier than cheaper alternatives, the added weight feels justified by the protection it offers. I’d much rather carry a little extra bulk than come back to a missing bike. The lock mechanism is smooth, and the key turns easily without sticking, which I appreciate after past frustrations with cheaper locks. Pros: Heavy-duty and high quality Flexible locking options with included cable Smooth key operation Cons: A bit bulky for smaller backpacks It might be overkill for low-crime areas