General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Off-topic Climbers who ride version 2; MOTORcycles	9-Jul-2009 At 3:36:14 PM	tmarsh
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With the advent of cordless angle grinders, the reality is that no lock is more than 30 seconds away from being cut. Whilst it's no doubt possible to freeze a lock and shatter it, the practicality of doing it would be beyond most bike thieves. Industrial cable cutters, big bolt cutters and long crowbars would be the most common tools. I reckon the only sure-fire way to make sure your bike isn't stolen is to park it next to a better bike that has a worse lock.

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