www.lcc.org.uk Southwark Cyclist's Barry Mason shows you how to stop thieves stealing your bike www.lcc.org.uk (with respect to Hal from Streetfilms)

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WHAT PART 1 FIRST!!! After 30 mins hes back and simply take my moto. Suzuki Bandit 600N, 2002, dark blue, Czech Republic - RIP. I hope police find this fuc*er or my motorcycle.

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When you buy a new bike lock you need to buy the one that is going to guarantee that your bike will not get stolen it is better to have a bike than have to walk. It does not matter how often you ride your bike or how you ride your bike you are always going to need a bike lock if you go some where in public with your bike. If you're going to the store real quick someone who needs a new bike only needs a minute to steal your bike while you're inside the store.

This crime happens everywhere. Even though New York has the most number of bikes stolen every town and small city will have its bike stealers. There are all kinds of bikes that can be stolen from a thousand dollar race machine to a junky bike just needed by someone to make it home. Some thieves will steal the bikes to sell them and get money for your bike. Maybe a thief just needs a ride to get somewhere and he needs your bike and you are not watching it at the time. If you have a cheap lock on the bike the thief could pick it or clip it.

If you have that cheap lock and it has been working for you your day may soon come. You need to buy a lock that is going to make sure that your bike is safe. You can buy any kind of lock. You will need something that will have some sort of key not a combination as someone with a good bit of luck could just say, "oh lets try it just for a second", and might pick your lock and steal your ride.

Chain locks are the other really good type of lock. They can be very heavy and a thieve wont think about clipping the chain it will probably make a lot of noise and also probably wont be worth going to jail or getting beat up over. The bigger locks that are out there on the market will help you with securing your bike though and companies like bell will make a good lock for you. If you buy the right bike lock then you will be able to ride anywhere you want and be able to lock it up anywhere you want without it getting stolen. That's the last thing you would want to happen as you ride up to the store for a soda is to walk out and see your bike gone when you could have just bought a lock for your bike. So do the right thing for your ride and buy the lock so it doesn't get jacked like all your other bikes did.

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Locks often don't deter a thief if they are determined, especially if your bicycle is not within public view.They simply break the lock and ride off into the deep blue yonder,or to the nearest pawn shop.

Just because a bike lock is a popular brand, does not mean it is a reputable product.So often we tend to veer towards the label brands without much regard to the lock's true value, as far as security is concerned. "Some locks are clearly not up to it and riders need to know if a lock that looks good in the shop is going to protect their bike." Harry Barber CEO of Bicycle Victoria said.

So often all that is needed is a heavy rock to break the cable locks and even less effort for the click locks. Some cheaper generic brand D locks are also often broken when thieves bash, lever or drill them apart.

Tests were recently carried out on various locks and these were carried out by Senior Constable Craig McDonald. who is involved in crime prevention.The D-locks were tested with an assortment of tools which can be easily purchased at any hardware store.

His findings were:No lock is at all 100% secure or unbreakable.

But other sources state that the $ 48 -$100 D_lock is the best of the lot.

So be prepared and think wisely.

Buy a top of the range D lock and this will help reduce the possibility of theft.

Lock your bike in full few of many others, such as a store front, service station parking area.Ensure that it is locked within a well lit area, and make sure it is locked to something which is strong and can't be uprooted.Don't lock the bike through the wheels as many thieves simply take the wheel off and walk off with the bicycle frame.

Having four sons who are bike enthusiasts has taught us the good,the bad, and the ugly side of having assorted locks. My youngest son had an excellent mountain bike which cost us a fair packet,approximately $1200. It was his much coveted Christmas present. He'd only popped into the local store for a packet of Christmas cards, and had used a long cable lock which wrapped around the bike's tires.

On his return the cable was in five pieces on the ground, and the bike was nowhere to be seen. This was in full view of hundreds of shoppers. One elderly chap had seen how the young thief

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