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Started by viper, August 19, 2014, 09:22:47 PM

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viper

as anybody seen or have something more substantial than a ground anchor and chain , something like a lockable bike choc or a steel bar , something that will stand up to an angle grinder. I don't think any chain or D lock can defeat a grinder., Im after some ideas so I can fabricate my own

thanks

pross

Quote from: viper on August 19, 2014, 09:22:47 PM
as anybody seen or have something more substantial than a ground anchor and chain , something like a lockable bike choc or a steel bar , something that will stand up to an angle grinder. I don't think any chain or D lock can defeat a grinder., Im after some ideas so I can fabricate my own

thanks


I have a bump stop fitted to my shed floor thatchem rated but still if they have time a grinder will  :censored: it up
Pross

viper

forget all your Thatcham this and gold secure that , a £50 cordless angle grinder will slice through like butter.

Richard

I am afraid there is very little which will resist a grinder.

pross

Quote from: Richard on August 19, 2014, 09:51:23 PM
I am afraid there is very little which will resist a grinder.

So true as I said if they have time it's there's
Pross

viper

#5
something like this could be modified to make it difficult to get the grinder to the bar




shaggs147

They'd just cut the blue stand in half. If they're cheeky enough, and want it enough, it won't matter what you put on. They can only be seen as things to slow them down and inconvenience them. Would be more effective to take a wheel off lol.

Andy

2010 Magnesium "11" reg
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Boomer

Keep a  :censored: great half-starved Alsatian in the garage.

Seriously, keep it out of sight, always lock the steering lock, fit a ground anchor and chain and keep your insurance paid up.
If the  :censored: :shit: :censored: :asshole: want it they WILL have it. That's what the insurance is for.
George "Boomer" Garratt
Wickford, UK
http://www.gtr1000.com

Richard


If they can make a load of noise and use angle grinders then there is nothing that can not be cut, given 1mm cut of discs or 1mm diamond discs.

If they have to be quiet, then as the youtube vids show, given a very large set of bolt croppers chains will not stop them, or one of these, which will cut 22mm re-bar.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/22-mm-Hydraulic-rebar-cutter-/131262428178?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1e8fd9b412

A decent alarmed disc lock will cause them more problems, can not be cut with bolt croppers, but does not prevent the bike being picked up and stuck in the back of a van.
I have a Xena XX14 which is a nice chunk of Stainless Steel, and fits in the glove box.

Richard

pross

Quote from: Boomer on August 20, 2014, 10:31:41 AM
Keep a  :censored: great half-starved Alsatian in the garage.

Seriously, keep it out of sight, always lock the steering lock, fit a ground anchor and chain and keep your insurance paid up.
If the  :censored: :shit: :censored: :asshole: want it they WILL have it. That's what the insurance is for.

spot on boomer.
that's the down side of the bump stop your bike is straight no steering lock if its on the piss you cant use it  ( the bumpstop ) :censored:
Pross

Lonewolf

Boomer....they'll be no mention of any half starved dogs thank you very much!  :mfr_lol:


I think you'll find that a fully nourished German Shepherd will enjoy having a munch on a bike thief just as much as your next Shepherd.  :whistling:

O.C.

Quote from: The Wolf on August 20, 2014, 02:26:12 PM
Boomer....they'll be no mention of any half starved dogs thank you very much!  :mfr_lol:


I think you'll find that a fully nourished German Shepherd will enjoy having a munch on a bike thief just as much as your next Shepherd.  :whistling:

or a couple of Geese, which are angry aggressive and very very intimidating

BE KIND...


ROG .

Lonewolf

Quote from: O.C. on August 20, 2014, 02:57:43 PM
or a couple of Geese, which are angry aggressive and very very intimidating




And extremely vocal with it.

Zebedee

My folks had geese when living on a remote farm, you could not sneak in their place, viscous bleeders :)
Zebedee