Angle grinder proof D/U lock

[grr666]

Show me how it resists a diamond cutting disc. They are less than £4 to buy and I've cut mild steel, stainless steel
ceramic and and cast iron with them with little or no wear to the disc.
https://www.toolstation.com/general-purpose-concrete-stone-diamond-blade/p21172?
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[Ayrton]

Makes sense to do a Kickstarter and get your customers to fund everything instead of paying for it yourself. I wonder what they will do with all the extra money now it's passed £20k though, since it's already finished development.

Looks like a good lock, but I cant see how you could use it effectively on a motorbike without having to also use a chain or use it as a fancy wheel lock? No tests seem to mention the key yet either so it would be interesting to see how secure that is.

[Fat Angry Scotsman]

[Hong Kong Phooey]

You'll get through any lock, diamond wheel, hydraulic ram, oxy acetalyene torch, wait for the owner to arrive and throw acid in their face and snatch the keys.

The aim is to slow them down, make it noisy, or force the casual scrote to covet somebody else's shiny. They don't seek confrontation and want to do the deed quick and easy. Higher value bikes they'll risk a bit more time and effort, but the risk to reward ratio is what they're weighing up ultimately.
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