Of course, one of the biggest risks you can take with your bike is leaving it unattended. Should you not have anywhere to lock it up once you’ve reached your destination, you could easily end up paying the ultimate price.
But if you want to be doubly prepared for any eventuality, why not look a bike lock with alarm fitted, too, such as these three:
ABUS 6000a/90 Sh Bordo Alarm Padlock
(£86.49)
This bike lock alarm from ABUS offers an innovative folding system, meaning it is one of the more flexible models on the market, and is lighter and more compact, too.
But it is also offers much in the way of diversity; it can be bought in either black or white, 35 inch black or 90cm, and can be closed in a number of different ways.
- ABUS contributes in a responsible way to the protection of people and valuables, taking care, in many fields of life, of that plus in security.
Target Alarm Bicycle Lock (£26.95)
This bike alarm from Target Locks sets off an ear-splitting, 100dB siren which is twice as loud as your average alarm, and has three sensitivity alarm levels to give maximum security which can also be reset.
It’s also waterproof, while its anti-bumper feature prevents it from being scratched, plus it comes with movement and shock sensors, too.
Oxford Unisex D Duo Max Alarmed Shackle (£49.45)
Available in either black or blue, and in ‘midi’, ‘mini’, ‘maxi’ or ‘duo max’, this bicycle alarm lock is packed with useful features to leave you stress-free while on your travels.
Its high-security shackle lock comes with an in-built waterproof 120dB alarm, with a long battery life and a high-tech pick-resistant locking system, with three keys included.
- High Security shackle lock
- Built in 120dB alarm system
- Long battery life
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