Motorcycle Lock-Up
Motorcycles are prime targets for van lift theft and angle grinder attacks. Proper locking requires a combination of alarm deterrence, disc lock security, and chain anchoring to fixed objects. Layering multiple lock types is the most effective defense.
How to Lock
Disc Lock
Apply disc lock to rear brake rotor. Rear wheel is harder to remove. Ensure shackle fits rotor holes. Activate alarm and position visibly.
Chain Lock
Thread hardened steel chain through rear wheel, frame, and fixed anchor, then pull tight. Use a ground anchor or sturdy structure. Loop through rear wheel and frame. Eliminate slack to prevent leverage.
U Lock
Lock through rear wheel and frame, or around fixed anchor. Fill shackle space to prevent prying. Choose a size that fits snugly around the object.
Grip Lock
Lock throttle and brake lever in clamped position. Prevents handlebar movement. Acts as visible deterrent. Use with other locks.
Ground Anchor
Install anchor into concrete or solid floor. Thread chain through anchor eyelet. Essential for overnight or home parking.
Bicycle Lock-Up
Bicycles are often targeted by quick theft and whole-vehicle theft. Effective anti-theft protection requires alarm deterrence and securing your bike firmly to fixed objects. Choosing high-security locks with a built-in alarm system is the most reliable solution to prevent theft.
How to Lock
Disc Lock
Apply a disc lock to the bicycle rear brake rotor. The rear wheel is harder to remove or spin freely. Ensure the lock shackle inserts firmly and securely into the rotor holes. Activate the alarm function and place the bicycle in a visible, well-lit area.
Chain Lock
Hardened steel chain through rear wheel, frame, and fixed anchor, then pull tight. Use a sturdy structure. Loop through rear wheel and frame. Eliminate slack to prevent leverage.
U Lock
Lock through rear wheel and frame, or around fixed anchor. Fill shackle space to prevent prying. Choose a size that fits snugly around the object.
Folding Lock
Folding lock around rear wheel, frame and fixed anchor, then snap closed firmly.Use a robust rack or solid mounting point.
Scooter Lock-Up
Scooters are highly susceptible to quick snatch-and-grab theft as well as opportunistic push-off theft. A comprehensive security solution integrates audible alarm deterrence with robust anti-theft protection, providing reliable defense against common theft scenarios.
How to Lock
Disc Lock
Apply a disc lock to the rear brake rotor. The rear wheel is more difficult to remove or rotate. Ensure the shackle fits securely into the rotor holes. Activate the alarm and place it in a visible position.
Chain Lock
Thread the chain lock through the rear wheel and frame. The scooter is harder to move or carry away. Ensure the chain is tight with no slack. Secure it to a fixed anchor and position it visibly.
Cable Lock
Run the steel cable through the rear wheel, frame and fixed anchor, then secure it firmly.Use a sturdy rack or solid structure for extra safety.
U Lock
Lock through rear wheel and frame, or around fixed anchor. Fill shackle space to prevent prying. Choose a size that fits snugly around the object.
Grip Lock
Use a handlebar lock to secure the steering. The scooter becomes difficult to steer and push away. Make sure the handlebar is fully locked in place. For better security, combine it with other locks.
Ground Anchor
Attach a ground anchor to a solid concrete base. The scooter cannot be easily lifted or carried away. Ensure the anchor is securely bolted and stable. Connect the chain lock to the anchor and position it visibly.
E-Bike Lock-Up
E-Bikes are prime targets for van lift theft and angle grinder attacks. Proper locking requires a combination of alarm deterrence, U lock security, chain anchoring to fixed objects and disc lock security. Layering multiple lock types is the most effective defense.
How to Lock
Disc Lock
Apply a disc lock to the bicycle rear brake rotor. The rear wheel is harder to remove or spin freely. Ensure the lock shackle inserts firmly and securely into the rotor holes. Activate the alarm function and place the bicycle in a visible, well-lit area.
Chain Lock
Hardened steel chain through rear wheel, frame, and fixed anchor, then pull tight. Use a sturdy structure. Loop through rear wheel and frame. Eliminate slack to prevent leverage.
U Lock
Lock through rear wheel and frame, or around fixed anchor. Fill shackle space to prevent prying. Choose a size that fits snugly around the object.
Folding Lock
Folding lock around rear wheel, frame and fixed anchor, then snap closed firmly.Use a robust rack or solid mounting point.
E-scooters Lock-Up
E-scooters are highly susceptible to opportunistic push-off theft and whole-vehicle carting theft. A comprehensive security solution integrates audible alarm deterrence with robust chain lock protection, delivering reliable defense against common theft scenarios while remaining portable and easy to carry.
How to Lock
Disc Lock
Apply disc lock to rear brake rotor. Rear wheel is harder to remove. Ensure shackle fits rotor holes. Activate alarm and position visibly.
Chain Lock
Thread the chain through a fixed anchor and the scooter frame, open the lock and secure it tightly.
U Lock
Lock through rear wheel or frame, or around fixed anchor. Fill shackle space to prevent prying. Choose a size that fits snugly around the object.
