What about to a battery powered grinder?" doesn't seem like a particularly grammatically correct question if we're going to go down that route ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I've spoken with Roger Seal, the Marketing Manager for ABUS and he verified the content found within this article. But for reasonable price plus great usability, I’d always go for the Kryptonite Kryptolok Standard. So not much lighter. And it’s less secure and around the same price, so the small weight saving is probably not worth it!

Out of the box, the FS 500 felt sturdier than my three-year-old X-Plus 6500, and after testing, I found that the FS 500 offered increased usability.

Don’t forget that wheels, saddles, and other components may be secured by relatively weightless and effortless Hexlox. I learned the hard way, but surely it’s better to get it right first time! Frequently Asked Questions i changed my thoughts on my first comment, the kryptonite insurance thing isn’t so great, for me or others who have a fully custom built bike i imagine they wouldn’t cover it somehow

Measuring 3.25” x 6″ (8.3cm x 15.3 cm) the Fahgettaboudit is the perfect size for securing one bike. A decent (Sold Secure Gold) chain will do the job. Because it’s so far from the ground, no one is going to be able to cut it with bolt cutters. Another nice feature of the mount is that it’s entirely rattle free. The tight fit means a silent ride, which I know is very important for many! When securing a bike, it’s a good idea to prioritise the most valuable components. In most cases, this will be the frame and wheels of your bike.

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