Powely
Well-Known Member
Not sure if this has been posted before but it's interesting to watch. Certainly educated me:
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AdugFzCi24
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AdugFzCi24
It can fit in a rucksack, several bikes were stolen from where I work by thieves carrying the bolt cutters this way, took them less than a second to get through the locks.Video #1 wasn't a very fair test... they used a bigass bolt cutter.
No one is going to be carrrying that when they try to quickly seal a bike! But these videos does make you aware.
Depends on wether we're talking opportunist "grab it outside the shop and peddle off" or "let's go steal some bikes and sell 'em to get cash for our next fix" scum. The opportunist can be put off with a cheap wire lock that he'll have to fiddle with for a few seconds 'till you come out and start kicking him, the true thief will be stopped by nothing short of a massive through hardened steel m/cycle lock [and even that can be cut/broken with time].Video #1 wasn't a very fair test... they used a bigass bolt cutter.
No one is going to be carrrying that when they try to quickly seal a bike! But these videos does make you aware.
F***ING low life scum!!PART 2
Expensive bike secured with cheap lock. But it obviously wouldn't have mattered if the thief had targetted one of the other ones instead, they'd still have been nicked.How did they get the thief to take their decoy bike rather than the 10 other bikes in the rack?