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13 Retrac Max Brand: Squire


Distributor: Ison 11


Multi-use retractable cable lock. 900mm PVC coated steel cable. Quick release push button rewind. Ideal for short term security in low-risk areas. RRP: £16.99


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15 Matrix Saddle Tagger


11 Switch Brand: Hiplok


Distributor: ZyroFisher


Hiplok Switch is a Sold Secure rated folding lock with a unique Switch system for carrying on bike or body. Premium hardened steel bars link to provide peace of mind security with extended locking length in a compact portable package. But what makes Switch truly unique is its Switch


clip carry system. As well as attaching to belt or bag strap, the included Switch bracket and plate allows you to seamlessly swap between carrying a lock or a water bottle on your bike without having to change the holder or use a tool. Ideal if you are using your bike or e-bike for commuting and leisure. RRP: £74.99


Brand: Lezyne Distributor: Upgrade


14 BPL Bosch2 Rack Lock in Black Brand: AXA


Distributor: Bob Elliot & Co


12 Foldylock Compact Brand: Seatylock


Distributor: i-Ride


The Foldylock combines the flexible convenience of a cable lock with the hardened steel security of a D-Lock in a riveted sliding plate design, perfect where portability and ease of use are the top priorities. These locks are ideal for medium duration protection in towns and as a tough secondary lock for protecting wheels in city centres – they are also Sold Secure Silver rated. RRP: £64.99


Suitable for AXA Solid Plus and AXA Defender. Known to be used with Bosch Active Line, Bosch Performance Line, Bosch Performance Line CX, Bosch Active Line, Bosch Active Line Plus, Bosch Performance/Cargo Line CX/Speed. RRP: £19.99


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17 AlterLock Brand: AlterLock


Distributor: AlterLock (wholesale available, UK warehousing)


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The AlterLock is a smart security device designed to add peace of mind, not replace a lock. This lightweight alarm and GPS tracking security device helps you keep a remote eye on your bike and notifies you on your phone when the device detects movement. Fitting discreetly under the bottle cage, the AlterLock sounds an alarm when moved


62 | January 2023


before then tracking your bike on a smartphone App in the unfortunate case if your bike is stolen. RRP: Device cost £119 / Monthly service subscription £3.99


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A clean, simple and discreet holder for an Apple AirTag (not included) that attaches underneath your saddle by clamping onto its rails. Moulded from lightweight, durable Composite Matrix material it is IPX7 waterproof-rated and held together with a TR25 security bolt, which also clamps it to the saddle rails. Once mounted, the hidden tagger can be used with Apple’s “FindMy” network to help locate a lost or stolen bicycle. It is also tested and verified to work with the ultra- wideband signal. RRP: £18


16 Secure Tag Holder 2.0 Brand: Muc-Off


Distributor: Muc-Off


The Muc-Off Secure Tag Holder 2.0 offers a secure way to install an AirTag tracker to a bicycle frame using the bottle cage mounting holes, so riders can track down your bike in the event of theft, and can locate it using the Find My iPhone App. The AirTag tracker is housed in a machined, aircraft-grade 6061 aluminium body, that’s supplied with 2 sets of T25 security Torx bolts and a security key for an extra level of protection against theft. Secure Tag Holder 2.0 now features slotted bottle cage mounts which are designed to work with most existing standard bottle cage mounts (64mm spacing) and offer more adjustability. RRP: £29.99


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