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9 Muc-Off
Muc-Off Secure Tag Holder Distributor: Direct
A protective case that houses the Apple Air Tag on your bottle cage mount. A discreet bike fixture which can provide fast traceability for stolen bikes. Locate it and share the location with police to see bikes reunited with their owners. Available in 12 colour options.
10 Seatylock
Mason Distributor: i-ride
The stout Mason U-lock has been updated by Seatylock and is now available in four shackle lengths; each has an unconventional shape for minimal weight and maximum security. The two smaller sizes use a unique 17mm thick triangulated shackle. The longer length variants, ideal for locking up multiple bikes at once, use a patented 15.3mm thick pentagonal shackle. The Mason lock has been awarded a Sold Secure Diamond rating with a twist attack proof double deadbolt crossbar locking mechanism, secured by an anti-drilling key cylinder. Durability is ensured with rust resistant steel while the dampened bracket design cuts out rattling noises.
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11 Abus
Bordo 6500A Smart X Distributor: Extra UK
The new Bordo 6500A SmartX folding lock is the next level of high-tech bicycle security. The 5.5mm bars and rivets are made of specially hardened steel and use Abus’ Link Protection Shield to deter even the most determined attacks. The lock is opened with an innovative encrypted Bluetooth connection paired to your smartphone and features a 100dB alarm to deter attacks further. These features help give the lock the Gold level Sold Secure rating for the utmost protection.
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WCH Chain Distributor: Extra UK
The new wall chain and anchor system neatly integrates into a high-security system for bicycle storage at home or at the workplace. Not only is the system safer, more cost effective and easier to use than separate anchors and chains, the WCH can also be built to match an existing XPlus key code. The WCH chain is available in 110cm and 130cm lengths along with a twin chain version to secure multiple bikes.
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