Litelok world's first anti-grinder angle grinder resistant bike lock, top rated best bike lock 2022

Litelok world's first anti-grinder angle grinder resistant bike lock, top rated best bike lock 2022
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What if I told you there was a BRAND NEW anit-angle grinder bike lock 🔐 on the market? 🤔

THE U-LOCK REIMAGINED
All market-leading U-locks rattle, are heavy to carry and can be cut with an angle-grinder in seconds...Until now.

The LITELOK X range is a new category of full-sized, armoured u-locks that offers bicycles, e-bikes and motorcycles unparalleled resistance against angle grinders without any extra weight. What’s more, they contain host of clever design features such as our universal ‘Twist & Go’ frame mount for quick release, reflective strips to keep you safe and seen, an integrated rattle-free design for quieter riding and a soft plant-based eco-rubber outer layer which won't damage your frame.

The LITELOK X range is armoured with our patent pending Barronium™, a highly advanced and super hard ceramic composite material that is tougher than the grinder discs themselves. It repels angle grinder attacks by turning the grinder's energy and force in on itself. Continuous cutting wears down the grinder discs, batteries and ultimately the grinder motor itself. This gives LITELOK X up to 15 times more resistance than the current best-performing u-locks.

Barronium™ is permanently fused to a hardened fine-grain high-tensile steel core which provides protection against all other commonly used tools such as bolt croppers, cable cutters, long bars, hammers and chisels. A unique anti-rotation feature protects against twisting attacks and single cuts.

Accredited to Sold Secure Bicycle and Motorcycle Diamond level, LITELOK X locks will protect your bike against even the most determined bike thieves.

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[thelockpickinglebowski]

The problem here in Long Beach, California is that the thief could change 5 blades in broad daylight around a crowd of people and still nobody will call the cops. The thieves don't care.

[Stockhlam]

And now we only need angle grinder resistant bike stand :)

[DenCoDave]

Next time hold the grinder 'level' or inline with the plane of the blade once you develope a cut-slot (i.e., curf).
In the video, just before the disk breaks (6:40 - 6:50ish), it is going through a significant amount of bending for each of thousands(?) of rpm. Most anything is going to break under this condition. This is also very likely to be the source of a lot of the grabbing you are getting. It still looks like the angle grinder is iffy.

[bobp]

What blade did you use to cut the other side of the lock, as you went through it very quickly with one blade.
And someone who claims to use angle grinders a lot you put a lot of pressure and side/twisting load on those disc's.

[neilfulcher]

Apologies if someone has already mentioned this.
Here in the UK the most important tool a "professional" bike thief has is what you would call a panel van.
This means it's not how long it takes them to cut through the lock hasp, but how long it takes them to cut through the fence that the bike is locked to! The bike with the lock still attached then goes in the back of the van, the thief then attacks the lock in the comfort and seclusion of their workshop. These guys steal maybe 10 bikes a day, and they know which bikes are worth stealing.
A bike lock has 2 functions
1) It forces the "casual" thief to go steal someone else's bike.
2) It demonstrates to your insurance company that you've taken reasonable precautions to prevent your bike from being stolen.
Your bike is fully insured isn't it!

[EMNM]

It might be quicker to cut through the bike rack than some of the best locks!

[bornahyard]

Thank you for this detailed and informative video. Since I just purchased a $4K+ e-bike I need videos like these to help protect my investment.

[HoldFastLife]

What about one of those locks with a hollow inner tube with a skin irritant or some crazy red dye that doesn’t wash out. Then when the disc spins it gets all over everything and ruins clothes, skin, everything!! Just a thought!

[craig]

Nice job. To be far I think the times it takes to change blades should be included in the cut times

[grantclow]

what did you cut the second side with? I notice it went straight through with one blade and was a much cleaner cut without even melting the plastic outer. Was it a diamond blade?

[georgetirebiter]

Brilliant! This will help me in my “ put random bike locks on random bikes” campaign!

[zanglang]

What about cutting through the lock casing?

[siggyincr]

I must have missed the "This has video has been brought to you by this video's sponsor, Litelok." As others have already commented, dude was flexing the hell out of the blade in the moments leading up to the blade breaking. Not something someone with lots of experience with that tool would do. I get the feeling that even if this is fairly resistant to cheapo cutoff wheels a diamond blade would zip right through it.

[TheFreshPeddler]

are we not going to talk about how it got through cut 2 much more easily?

[arturwyspa]

KINGGGG THE KINGGG-LITELOK X1, SUPERRRR GALAKTICCC.

[PatricksDIY]

that's what happens with sponsored videos with kickbacks, they seem to not try as hard with the company that paid them. He Kept flexing the blade on purpose so it would destroy the cutting blade, notice how he didn't do that with the kryptonite, he was basically "grinding" with the side of the cutter on this " cut resistant" lock. But I'm sure he will make some money from the gullible people out there.

[MrMasterFlash]

how well does it hold up to a diamond disc?

[maxcorey]

Try cutting wax and not pressing too hard. Also keep the wheel aligned in its cut groove. The grabbing should stop.

[bessermt]

At what point is the bike rack the weakest link?

[sferg]

Have you tried cutting through the lock body instead of the shackle?