Bike Chains - How long does it take a pro to break one?

[tim]

Food for thought

[adge82]

If your gonna use a chain you need a pit bull on one end...

[seiko1]

Your up at that time of the day learning how to steal bikes?

[robracer]

Wonder if they could bet bigger bolt cutters to make the job easier

[mick_dundee]

And he lives in Leopold

[seiko1]

And he lives in Leopold

Visited your Ma?
What happened to the "drop around for a beer"

[tim]

Your up at that time of the day learning how to steal bikes?

Just trying to delay the start of the working week (And feeding Medina )

I was interested in just how useful that chain bolting the 6 to the ground actually is if someone really wants to take her.

[tim]

I considered an alarm last year for the GS but decided it probably wasn't worth it.

Will install one on the 6 tho!

[adge82]

I have a cheap alarm. Stops dickheads from messing with the bike when its parked. Ill also know if someones nicking it from the garage (provided im home)

It would be easy as to bypass, but if someones willing to scope the bike out and see that it has an alarm, theyre getting it no matter what.
Id also like to see anyone get the seat off without setting off the alarm, its so bloody sensitive you cant even touch the back end of the bike.

[seiko1]

I considered an alarm last year for the GS but decided it probably wasn't worth it.

Will install one on the 6 tho!

I got an alarm off e-bay for $25 delivered and it works like a beauty

[photomike666]

If they want it, it will be gone. Alarm is no good inside a padded van, no chain can stand up to liquid nitrogen and a hammer. It's about making it hard enough that the thief just goes after something else.

[zx-10r]

i wonder how those fat wire locks go. I cant imagine cutting one with bolt cutters

[seiko1]

i wonder how those fat wire locks go. I cant imagine cutting one with bolt cutters

I wonder too, because I have one of those

[Wattie]

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