That’s a wheely bad joke.
Stolen bike...how can I stop this??
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That’s a wheely bad joke.
How will you access this ??
You can’t rotate the wheel so you not cutting the disc so unless you have a stihl saw to cut the shaft in half, you ain’t getting that out.
Shame BM didn't perfected the anti-theft system built directly into the gearbox that locks the transmission and rear wheel. I mean ASA does something similar. Some idiot already tried to cut the shat at the joint 
Hiplock just launched an extra large lock so it will solve few issues with wheel size.
A double tracker set up looks like a solution, somebody posted here https://www.facebook.com/groups/409576932432607/?locale=en_GB how he managed to recover the bike in 45 minutes.
If the OP is in the City often, there are some super secure places. Will cost, around £95 a month in one particular spot. Not NCP & Co lot.
Hiplock just launched an extra large lock so it will solve few issues with wheel size.
A double tracker set up looks like a solution, somebody posted here https://www.facebook.com/groups/409576932432607/?locale=en_GB how he managed to recover the bike in 45 minutes.
If the OP is in the City often, there are some super secure places. Will cost, around £95 a month in one particular spot. Not NCP & Co lot.
It was your (I think) reference to a locking centre stand that I had misunderstood.
A tight fitting disc lock, through the rear disc, is very good at putting off simple push away thefts.
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I use this chain and rotating padlock
Lock the bike to something solid
Lock the bike to something solid
Weird isn’t it. A mate rides his 1300GS into town most days, parks it up unlocked, leaves the key in the glove compartment. Never had any bother. He’s got a fridge full of butter, mind.
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