Security chain

[hatzyian]

OK, there has been quite a few threads about stolen bikes etc, but a question to the collective:-

When using a ground anchor, where do you thread the chain through on your bike, the wheels, frame ??

 

[andylel]

Rear wheel hub

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

OK, there has been quite a few threads about stolen bikes etc, but a question to the collective:-

When using a ground anchor, where do you thread the chain through on your bike, the wheels, frame ??

Out an about I put a chain through the front wheel/Telelever arm and a post/railings and the trick is to keep the chain completely off the floor, so they can't attack it

If no post, I just put it through the Telelever arm and front wheel

 

[Kiwi_Mike]

I use an anti pinch pin and squire padlock through rear hub, works really well. I'll be selling them soon if you are interested drop me a PM.

(And yes, I know the chain should be off the ground but it's too long and too heavy)

 

[billybac]

I don't have an anchor at work so I use a disc lock on the rear wheel and a shackle lock through the front disc and hub. That way they will need to pick it up, good luck with that.

 

[davehartuk]

I use an anti pinch pin and squire padlock through rear hub, works really well. I'll be selling them soon if you are interested drop me a PM.

(And yes, I know the chain should be off the ground but it's too long and too heavy)

What he said.....anti pinch pin through the hub matched to a squire lock + 19mm chain.

 

[Rockred]

Another here for the anti pinch pin.

 

[vRSG60]

Rear wheel hub

Me too.

 

[Deleted account 200502001]

Pragmasis chain, anti pinch pin and Squires padlock http://securityforbikes.com/products.php?cat=Anti-Pinch+Pin


Ground anchor (£20 from eBay) concreted into garage floor..

Pragmasis chain through ground anchor and a Pragmasis anti pinch pin through rear hub, with chain padlocked to the pin. Try and keep the chain off the ground where it can otherwise be easily attacked...

 

[MondoRich]

What he said.....anti pinch pin through the hub matched to a squire lock + 19mm chain.

 

[snaponphil]

Anyone who's seriously coming for bike will be suitably tooled up, never tried it but I'm guessing less than 60 seconds..