Touted as “the ultimate guide to locking your bike” this new UK-based blog provides sound advice, product reviews and editorial content.
Check out www.lockyourbike.org.uk.
Bicycles in the urban environment. A magazine about urban cycling.
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Touted as “the ultimate guide to locking your bike” this new UK-based blog provides sound advice, product reviews and editorial content.
Check out www.lockyourbike.org.uk.
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one of the comments to that article advises not to use a locking method recommended by Sheldon Brown (U-lock around the rear rim, through the rear triangle, around the bike rack).
BS? If not – why?
If the front wheel isn’t secured, it goes away, right? I still always run a Citadel U-lock through the front wheel and the frame, figuring the back wheel’s more time-consuming to remove.
In NYC, I added a long-shackle padlock through the rear wheel and the seat stays. Sure enough, some mutt stole all 4 brake shoes while I was visiting up on West End Ave. But that’s about all he could get.
Last time in NYC I saw saddles attached to frames with riveted drive chain.