Disc locks.

[SMB]

I know bike security has been done to death and can never be 100% effective.

I like to put two disc locks on the bike, one back and one from when I park in town. However the LC has the rear disc on the same side as the side stand, so I have to bend down further to reach the disc. Has any body come across a lock that can be attached from the RHS so I don't have to bend as much. Bad back is causing "I No Likey Bendy".!!

Cheers.

 

[oxforshirerider]

I know bike security has been done to death and can never be 100% effective.

I like to put two disc locks on the bike, one back and one from when I park in town. However the LC has the rear disc on the same side as the side stand, so I have to bend down further to reach the disc. Has any body come across a lock that can be attached from the RHS so I don't have to bend as much. Bad back is causing "I No Likey Bendy".!!

Cheers.

Not sure I quite understand what angle your trying to get at it from, but the Oxford Monster (and the boss for that matter) both do up from the bottom of the lock, so if you route the shackle up through the disc you'll be locking it from the top.

 

[billybac]

I know bike security has been done to death and can never be 100% effective.

I like to put two disc locks on the bike, one back and one from when I park in town. However the LC has the rear disc on the same side as the side stand, so I have to bend down further to reach the disc. Has any body come across a lock that can be attached from the RHS so I don't have to bend as much. Bad back is causing "I No Likey Bendy".!!

Cheers.

I reach through the wheel and attach the lock from the other side, means the bulk of the lock is in the centre of the bike and harder for a potential thief to get at it

 

[JJH]

Put bike on centre stand. JJH

 

[kurienp]

I reach through the wheel and attach the lock from the other side, means the bulk of the lock is in the centre of the bike and harder for a potential thief to get at it

Aha! Not easy to do if on spoked rims

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