New Oxford Grinder S1 and S2 D-locks use silicon carbide coating to destroy angle grinder discs

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Quite pricey but I suppose it depends on your need

 
Were they worried they weren’t going to get paid?
Reminds me of a joke by Anthony Jeselnik, an American comedian with IMO a nice dark, insensitive streak. The joke was about never paying for sex, better watched on Youtube than read on here. I can`t find it just now but here is a another clip to give a taste of his humour :-

 
I've got a HipLok DX1000 which got some great reviews along the same lines.

It's part of a series of measures when I go touring on the GSA or Husqvarna. When out for a day ride, the bikes never really leave my sight, so I don't carry it then.
I just bought a DXL1000 as it can go through 2 front wheels in the unlikely event that someone would pick the bike up and throw it in a van,

The HipLok is better on test against diamond discs than the LiteLok

The LiteLok x3 was no good to man nor beast as it wouldn't go around a front rim and tyre or through a disc - the only place it would go was through about 3 spokes which could be cut in a few seconds 🤷‍♂️ I'm told they are developing a wider one soon.

The Noobie Grinder one's look similar to the Kryptonite New York Dimond locks in construction but they are too small also - hopefully the Noobie Grinder will be larger as it's a fair bit cheaper just like it's namesake...
 
I think @ComfySofa bought a LiteLok and discovered it’s full inadequacies 🙁
Yeah....its fits...but not everything for my bikes the front wheel option is out of the question on the whole as ive got PFM front discs.....im going to get a grinder s2 (for my old mans 400) the wheels are obviously thin so it would go round the front or rear easily - and then get one of those loops from HipLock.
 
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