How much do you spend on securing your bike?

[please do this survey]

Hi all. I was hoping you guys could let me in on how much you spend to help me with a project based around bike security. Since my last thread got quite a few responses, I hoped you guys could help me with this quick questionnaire too.
How much do you people spend on securing your bike?
Including ANYTHING: from locks to cables

 

[Salty seadog]

The price I've voted for is on a discounted product. It would otherwise be £70 rrp.

 

[classic33]

Does this include alarms bought for cycle use?

 

[Markymark]

Different bikes, different levels of security.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

I bought a house to secure my bike. What can I say?

 

[mjr]

I bought a house to secure my bike. What can I say?

That you got your priorities right.

 

[Drago]

Can I count my shotgun? If so, £1300.

 

[derrick]

It's never out of sight, so just a cheap cafe lock for when i am in the pub. Apart from that it's in the house.

 

[lane]

Can you calarify do you mean out and about or if including security at home such as scuring the garage?

 

[mustang1]

I have more locks but typically secure a bike £250 worth of locks.

 

[slowmotion]

I'm in the under-thirty-quid-lock category, but I lob in about £25 of paper insurance. It stops me worrying, and that's the important bit, isn't it?

 

[Lee_M]

should I include the cost of my garage burglar alarm, or my electric gates?

What about the secure quick release axles I have?

What does your question actually mean?

You need a better, clearer question if you're going to get an answer that actually means anything

 

[BluesDave]

I am firmly of the opinion that nobody should have to lock their bikes. It is my opinion that the fact that we have to lock up our bikes, cars, homes, businesses, churches and children to keep them safe says more about the state of society than anything else at all.

 

[MontyVeda]

can't remember the actual price but i think it was 20-30 quid...

Having seen the youtube videos of just how quickly the most expensive locks can be breached by a tooled up thief, i figured spending silly money was futile and went for something that would deter the 'average' thief, or at least make the bikes next to mine appear easier pray.

 

[snorri]

I am firmly of the opinion that nobody should have to lock their bikes. It is my opinion that the fact that we have to lock up our bikes, cars, homes, businesses, churches and children to keep them safe says more about the state of society than anything else at all.

Decisions decisions, buy a bike lock or change society?
I'm a bit short of time for the latter so will continue to place my faith in the security of my Lidl bike lock.