Ground Anchor

[sr7492]

Hi All,

can anyone recommend a insurance and industry approved ground anchor, I know there are a few out there, but which is the best in terms of security and for lowering the insurance premium?

Thanks!

[beckford]

I've got this one,

https://www.almax-security-chains.co.uk/Anchors-and-Locks/Immobiliser-Self-Fit-Defiant-Ground-Anchor__p-71-134.aspx

[NJD]

Declaring a ground anchor, wut? I've only seen declaring a chain, what website or you just asking a question without research behind it?

Wouldn't declare any security on policy because if you're not using it and bike gets stole and you make a claim it's leeway to wriggle out of paying you because you've gone against terms of policy. Yes mate, even for popping into the shops for a minuate or two.

So your question becomes "what ground anchor do I buy?" and the answer would be one that fits the width of chain that you aim to use and can be secured into the type of surface that you aim to use it on, do some research and look around. As usual I'll throw Pragmasis out there for a recommendation just to be general.
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[Rogerborg]

The fact that some Oxford products are Sold Secure and Thatcham approved shows that there's no connection between "insurance approved" and "more use than a chocolate fire guard".
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[sr7492]

thanks all, that is great info!

[Londoner2015]