D-lock attachment to rear pannier carrier

[CyclingCat]

Hi

Is there on the market a D-lock with attachments that allow it to fit to a rear pannier carrier?

The bike has to be lifted up and down steps so having it attached to the frame will cause gripping problems.

Thank you in anticipation for any suggestions.

C.C.

 

[HLaB]

Hi

Is there on the market a D-lock with attachments that allow it to fit to a rear pannier carrier?

The bike has to be lifted up and down steps so having it attached to the frame will cause gripping problems.

Thank you in anticipation for any suggestions.

C.C.

I'm sure I've seen something like that out there.

My bike has to be lifted down stairs too so I opted to fit the D'Lock to the seat tube but rotate it so the triangle is clear, it is also useful for bottle space.

Edit: Topeak do a rack integrated u lock

 

[summerdays]

I have an Abus Ugh Bracket fitted to one of my bike panniers - it does successfully carry the lock but means I can't put a pannier on that side of the bike - its not the bike I normally use.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Abus_UGH_Bracket/5300006187/

They do rattle loose occasionally and have to be tightened.

 

[HJ]

Any D-lock can be fitted to a rear pannier carrier...



Simple, I do it all the time...

 

[crumpetman]

Any D-lock can be fitted to a rear pannier carrier...

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Simple, I do it all the time...

I tried that method before and it is bloody noisey!

 

[potsy]

I tried that method before and it is bloody noisey!

Turn your I-Pod up a bit then

 

[HJ]

I tried that method before and it is bloody noisey!

I find having the cable there stops the D-lock bouncing around to much...

 

[g00se]

Bungee it to the top of the rack? Put a couple of wraps around the rack before you put the lock on - so the bungee cord will stop the lock rattling.