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5 LifeLine


Steel Chain Lock Distributor: Hotlines


A solid steel chain and a key-lock cylinder combine to make the LifeLine Steel Chain Lock a hefty but highly secure lock. It is easily storable and is flexible enough to loop around any bike parking rail or lamppost. A tough fabric cover protects the chain from the elements and prevents damage to your bike’s paintwork, whilst an anti-dust cover protects the lock cylinder. Built to last, this is an ideal lock for the city commuter or countryside explorer.


6 Oxford


Chain 12 Distributor: Oxford


The Chain 12 is a maximum- security, heavy duty chain lock and is part of Oxford’s Advanced Accessories. This Chain 12 has undergone rigorous independent testing and has Sold Secure Bicycle Diamond.


7 AXA


Fold Ultra 90 Distributor: Raleigh UK


Fold, click, go! As a Sold Secure Gold lock with a safety level of 14, the AXA Fold Ultra lets you lock your bike anywhere in complete confidence. Featuring flexible joints for attaching, constructed from hardened steel to resist cutting and pulling, and with a dust cover protecting the cylinder from degradation. The folding lock comes with a newly designed one-push click bracket for effortless locking and unlocking. Thanks to an anti-rattle mechanism, a quiet ride is ensured.


8 AXA


Foldable 800 Distributor: Raleigh UK


This foldable Sold Secure Silver lock is formed of hardened steel in the perfect size to lock your bike to almost any fixed object with multiple pivot points over the lock. The cylinder is protected from moisture and dirt by a cover to extend lifespan. The international online key service offers you the opportunity to order a spare key at any time. Featuring a mountable holder for easy transportation on the move.


52 | January 2022


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