Garage wall bracket for locking bikes to...
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Any standard anchor point should do the trick:
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Re the torks type 'security bolts. The keys to undo them are widely available to every man and his dog, so every criminal and pikey has one.
I've started using a break off type now, they have a false head for a socket which breaks off, leaving a dome shaped plain head, when you get it to a certain torque.
I've started using a break off type now, they have a false head for a socket which breaks off, leaving a dome shaped plain head, when you get it to a certain torque.
I'd suggest if it is possible to hang the bikes up high before locking them.It makes a thieves job much more difficult if the lock is difficult to get to in the first place :? ,i dont mean 10' or anything,just high enough to make things trickier.I think it would be rather difficult to twist or lever something off if youve not got both feet on the ground and will most likely be attempting to balance on something
dyna-ti":3dvvdxpy said:
Hmm interesting but the ceiling of the garage is prob only 8 feet from the floor!...Maybe I could dig out a "secret cellar" in the garage floor!
The bikes are insured as extra items on my house insurance, but as we all know its not about the money...Its about keeping what we have as I don't think I would be able to replace some of my bikes!
Keeping things up of the floor also makes it much harder to use bolt crops, as with thicker chains and shackles, people put one handle on the floor and lean on the other:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VC3hFr8p2ck
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VC3hFr8p2ck
