[698] Kryptonite TKO Bicycle Chain Lock Picked

[@AdamsHadEnough]

I own this lock and you literally picked it faster than I can open it with the key. It's absurd how long it takes me sometimes.

[@JustPeachy2023]

Lol Isn’t that the truth. 😩🤦‍♀️ I had to take it off lol. I don’t want to be stuck in the rain trying to unlock it that long lol.

[@forteandblues]

I must have the same type of lock. My chain is blue, but it’s a pain to use the key for sure.

[@texpatriot8462]

When you mentioned Walmart, I assumed the lock sucked.

[@frankiebeltran5827]

, the locks from Walmart and target are not as good as bicycle shops ,

[@frankiebeltran5827]

@SinisterHAND, if you buy the best locks at the bike shop, buy different locks u,bar, lock, chain lock, cable lock, by using different locks it will make the bicycle harder to steal.

[@FCarraro1]

love the addition of the dramatic pause between "this is" and "the lockpicking lawyer" :D

[@RPRosen-ki2fk]

Not being complaisant, exploring new techniques, this is why I like your ... style.

[@kiltedthistle]

Thanks to you I opened my very first disc detainer lock! It was a Kryptonite series 2. I was jumping up and down when it opened. I've had it 7 months. THANK YOU !

[@andrewmcphail1708]

Being an ex-locksmith, I have one main comment: I realize that you are pretty much a professional lock picker. I would say that 99% of most street thrives cannot pick locks so they are left to cutting to gain access. Do you agree? Unless you believe they are learning how to pick from your videos. Great videos for an ex-locksmith.

[@frankiebeltran5827]

,most people don't know how to pick lock , even with the proper tools,

[@xerusume]

Well, by definition he IS a professional lock picker; he picks locks for KZbin money

[@grantcivyt]

@@xerusume It doesn't quite work that way. If LPL put up a video of himself changing his oil, he couldn't call himself a professional mechanic. He's a professional KZbinr/vlogger/entertainer/etc..

[@xerusume]

@@grantcivyt that's simply because a mechanic's job constitutes much more than just changing oil. It would be different if I called him a professional locksmith, but I said he's a professional lock picker. What a lock picker does is just that: pick locks, which exactly what LockPickingLawyer does. That's why he is literally a professional lock picker.

[@grantcivyt]

@@xerusume I agree that he picks locks. I disagree that he does it professionally.

[@expomm]

Because of your videos, I don't know which lock to buy for my ebike, nor feel safe anymore

[@rebeccamartin3744]

This is a good lock, I have a expensive ebike also and like he said, very uncommon pick technique.

[@metamorphicorder]

With an ebike weight is less of a drawback since you have the motor. I wouldnt use this for an ebike other than to secure the wheel or wheels. As a primary i suggest a kryptonite 1415 lock and chain set and a bully pager alarm lock. This, the 1415 and the bully will all fit inside a 12inch rothco canvass tool bag once folded up and the shackles taken out of the locks. The bully pager alarm lock is a moderate strength ulock which would normally only be a b tier lock but it spent some xp on tamper detection and remote notification to edge into s tier. It has a fairly sensitive vibration detector and moderately loud audible alarm that goes off if its messed with. But the real gem is that it has a small short range radio transmitter in it. When activated, it sends a signal out to an included key fob that will beep and or vibrate to notify you your bike is being tampered with. It has a range of 2k feet. Nearly half a mile. All of this together should cost you about 260$. Thats for all three locks and the bag to tote them with. Buy the 1415 first. Its your primary lock. Then get the bully. Its designed really to go through a motorcycle wheel and around the tire snugly, so its got less room inside the shackle than most full size ulocks and for that reason is better suited for running through the rear wheel and chainstay or through the front chainring. It comes with a reminder cable so you can run the cable from the lock to your handle bar so you dont forget its there and try to ride off with it in place. Then i would get the lock in the video for the front wheel. Then the bag. Or bag first and then the locks so you have something to store and tote them with. On amazon there id also for 15$ a device listed as wsdcam which is a audible and really really loud alarm. It doesnt notify a fob but can be armed or disarmed or set off by the one that comes with it. Its pretty sensitive too and that can be adjusted.

[@vincentmercier8595]

if LPL wants your bike, he can pick it for sure lol

[@expomm]

Vincent Mercier No doubt about it!!!

[@expomm]

metamorphicorder thanks for the advice, I' ll follow it

[@shynoelle2265]

this is the first video where he emphasized “this is” in his intro. every video before this doesn’t have his signature emphasis

[@Prxpagandalf]

The last video before this one had it to! [697]

[@JONSLOCKPICKING]

I just learned this technique. Thanks to you. You are the DD man.👍

[@chrisgalore745]

Nice can't wait to see what else you have planned for this lock. It does look pretty sturdy

[@moneytherapy1877]

this lock need some ramset !!!

[@PyroChimp75]

watching you pick locks is very hypnotic! love your vids!

[@robertclark3258]

Damn! Your skill and creativity opening locks is amazing. Bravo -- not only for the pick, but for developing the technique you used!

[@gsysop8241]

TKO'd another lock! You be killing them!

[@shelby8386]

This lock is a huge step up from the cheap cable lock I had been using, even better with a price of only $17! EDIT: If you do get this lock make sure you register the key's ID number on the Kryptonite website in case you lose them, the first pair is free but since the numbers are on the key itself you are SOL if you don't register or save the ID number

[@grouchyed2561]

I have 3 of these. I used them to secure some ladders in my truck.

[@frankiebeltran5827]

, these locks are cheap and effective, if you have money for the locks at bicycle shop I say get those kinds Its hard to pick lock , and harder to cut. Its made out of better. Metal.

[@theparajaim8428]

Simply brilliant also I'm sure it takes a amazing touch as well. Impressed everytime I watch a video

[@AlbertLebel]

Outstanding work LPL. You are truly gifted

[@queazocotal]

A recent real-world attack, first seen in Hawaii is to dip the lock in Lava. (not really)

[@dlevi67]

It works very well. It just has a few side effects on the real-world objects secured with the lock, and occasionally on the picker (think Gollum)

[@Auriam]

queazocotal then you have a lock and bike encased in lava ;)

[@danielroglich3309]

That was some sweet skills on display here brother . Thanks for sharing them with us

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

At least I now know that this lock isn't easy to bypass from your average thief off the street. I bought this lock from Walmart 2 years ago for my moped, but it got stolen (I didn't lock it up). Luckily, I got it back but the thief still had my lock. I was sad that my Walmart doesn't sell this particular lock anymore, as it was one of the best and cheapest locks I had.

[@JorgeGonzalezC10]

I just bought this at walmart like 2 days ago

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

@@JorgeGonzalezC10 Really? Then I guess it just my local Walmart that doesn't sell them anymore. 😞

[@ronmoore6598]

@Sega Buy them at walmart online. I also just got mine.

[@shelby8386]

Bought mine today, still $17 hope you find it

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

@@shelby8386 No thanks. I'm currently doing just fine with my 5ft long anchor chain I got from Home Depot, lol.

[@bdf2718]

The tools may be uncommon but I can think of 7,880 people who now have the knowledge. :)

[@lockpickinglawyer]

Seeing it done, and doing it are very, very different things.

[@BD90..]

If you can disassemble it you could add anti pick notches

[@GordonWlocksport]

That was great picking! I have trouble when turning one disc, moving the pick to the next one. It seems to I have to turn the disc I’m on back to line up with the rest. It doesn’t easily go back and forth along each disc

[@FredPakk]

Got this for $1 at Wal-Mart due to a pricing error. Made a great bike lock.

[@BassTesters]

Great technique! Can't wait to try it out. Always something new to discover.

[@stevechurch3131]

brilliant. great thinking and execution.

[@jamesfox2734]

Thank you for explaining it a little more.

[@jolivierld]

today I had to cut this lock myself (and by no means am I an expert) due to corrosion inside the mechanism (purchased approx. 2 years ago new) ... so this lock has a fundamental weakness : the rivets connecting the chain to the actual lock. took me 1 minute with an used saw blade. there is enough space to fit a saw blade in there. 1 min for a noob completely destroy this lock. durp durp, kryptonite ! i'll re-use the chain though, but with a non-kryptonite lock.

[@edwardk3]

VERY underrated comment. Thanks.

[@wikwyre]

Works. Lost my key (legit) today. Took 5-10min with a newish hacksaw blade. I wouldn't say it is a soft steel, but it's certainly not hardned after installation.

[@mathieuvillegas]

Got a used one from someone who lost the keys, and I struggle to pick it. Picked it once only and I believe it was mostly luck. On my lock, disks binding order is from the back to the front, and I believe the first disk used for tension bind before the 2nd and 3rd one. Furthermore, I can't have a clear click like in your video. At best I feel a slight bump when rotating the disks. I'm wondering if my lock is more difficult to pick or if I'm doing something really wrong.

[@thorlancaster5641]

You should do a review of "The Club" combination padlock. I find it amusing how they call it a lock and the mechanism is made from aluminum foil.

[@Kval47]

Bloody brillibrilliantly done

[@Auriam]

Of course for $17 consumers could just get the Bell Catalyst 750, a far superior lock you reviewed earlier. I have one of those and I really liked it except for the weight - of course, chain is always much heavier than a u-lock for the same amount of protection.

[@scotty11782]

Thanks LPL

[@MikeBaxterABC]

I don;t like the tiny roll pins in any of these chain locks ... VERY nice picking technique! .. I'd like to give it a try, but as a Locksmith I've yet to come across a job where a Disc Detainer lock needed to be picked

[@Ty-mn4jb]

Could you teach us how to create our own tools for smaller locks?

[@frankiebeltran5827]

,any bicycle locks can be picked are cut, broken, its just that Walmart and target sell locks cheaper than bicycle shops, I have two of these locks, my advice to make it hard for your bicycle to get stolen, use chain locks, with u, bar, locks, and cable lock for seat post, never use cable locks to lock frame. Or. Rim's, most bicycles get stolen when locked up with cable locks.

[@samdeur]

Fair point on the lock picking knowledge. Still as a noob who just likes to watch I wouldn't mind spending more on a lock that gives you trouble hahahah.. I do agree with abus statement I think from their site saying spend around 10% of the bike value on locks I got two locks for $100 each not cheap but gives me peace of mind

[@two_tier_gary_rumain]

Can we get a closer look at the back of the lock? Seems to be a weak point there, by the look of it.

[@expomm]

Is there a lock you cannot open???

[@tomhejda6450]

expomm I haven't seen him on EVVA top products such as 3/4KS, ICS or MCS.

[@welfarewagonrepairs]

He probably cant do any abloy protec2 locks

[@huxleypig69]

Not many can open Protec 2 ;-)

[@dsb1763]

Check his "GLOCKSPORT" series...... LONG LIVE THE RAMSET GUN!!!

[@Pyrolock]

Who has opened Protec 2?

[@DonzLockz]

Nice lock, advanced picking and opened very quickly but I still like it. Maybe im a bit Kryptonite biased.🤔✌😁

[@plasmar1]

I bought this lock from Canadian tire, it also had the same scale on the packaging..... looking at it when I got home first though was a possibility of shimming it but I'm not sure, also believe that it could be ?fixed? with a washer possibly

[@ronmoore6598]

Shimming is what I thought as well. Good idea about the washer!

[@user-rw3qq2sr1z]

Great pickin', ⚖ Counselor 👍🔓🔐⚖

[@swebigmac100]

Thieves nowadays dont bother with picks or sledge hammers. They have a battery powered angle grinder that cuts everything in 10 secs.

[@huxleypig69]

Oh, I don't know, there are some lockpicking thieves, for sure.

[@Auriam]

Even an angle grinder couldn't cut through a New York lock in 10 seconds, it would take at least a minute and a lot of Sparks and Noise.

[@cardiffpicker1]

Auriam, never come across any lock that a grinder with a 1mm cutting disk will take a minute to get through

[@swebigmac100]

The thieves steal mopeds with a swift kick to the front cover, reconnect the ignition wiring and cut the chain lock and they are gone in 30-45 seconds. They cut a bike lock in 10-15 seconds. Even if it makes noise, you will have no chance of reacting in time. It's to fast.

[@cardiffpicker1]

Fredrik G even seen them turn the grinder on people who try to intervene.

[@izopi4a]

can you please make a video if leaving your key inside ( on the other side ) makes it easier / harder to pick a lock ?

[@lmars5933]

Looking forward too the next video.😎

[@Zentiment]

What is this tool called and where could I buy one. I lost key to first lock and now have 2 kryptonite locks on my bike and it really weighs down a road bike.

[@ericvo198]

is there a lock that can keep this man out lol great video 👍

[@thumperlockpicking9269]

You're coming up with some awesome ideas Mr.L.P.L. love the info. Was wondering if i could send you my picking tool and have you modified it like yours. I would pay you for doing that. Thanks Bro.

[@azka9075]

is a lock being picked and gutted a bad thing

[@markhunter978]

Where did you find that disc lock pic tool. I’ve searched and searched. Please help me LPL

[@Marc-uy7hp]

What is this tool called and where can I buy it?

[@thorlancaster5641]

Nice picking technique, I've never seen it before. Makes the rear-tensioning security advantage almost non-existent.

[@thorlancaster5641]

And a free spinning front disc, especially a hardened one, renders most drilling attacks infeasible.

[@ketchclaymore6910]

Awsome keep it up

[@martinkadlec6070]

Nice technique, thanks for sharing

[@Loverboy7789.]

I Have this Lock on my Bike and i did not know this lock can be broken off without any Power tools

[@Mekhanic1]

This lock can be defeated with a hammer and center punch on that pin holding the chain in place.

[@ElTurbinado]

That’s not what I watch these videos for though :D

[@JosephArata]

That depends if it's not a blind hole on the other side. If it's a captive pin with only one through hole, you aren't hammering it out anytime soon.

[@ronmoore6598]

@Batojiri1 It is a blind pin.

[@metamorphicorder]

Thats where i got the one i used to have.

[@nmccw3245]

I'm exploring a new technique - *click* - it's open.

[@tomthompson7400]

at that price , how could it be bad

[@SERI0USB33F]

LockPickingLawyer and BosnianBill.. best in the business, personal opinion of course

[@DivineNewsWeekly]

He's teaching thieves how to pick bike locks why does KZbin promote videos where people teach thieves how to pick locks they would never know if they could not easily find this

[@toddlinville989]

Lockpicking lawyer, , I have the exact same lock but my first disk seems free spinning. Any recommendations?

[@mathieuvillegas]

This is not a real key disk. If you use the same pick used in the video you will reach the second disk with the tension head, which is in fact the first real disk.

[@toddlinville989]

@@mathieuvillegas I've picked it. It was the free spinner. Thank you

[@jonwm01]

Ramset!

[@jamesg1367]

Slick!

[@StephenSmith304]

Has anyone else noticed that he's been speaking with a different rhythm when he says "This is the LPL" in the past couple videos? It's throwing me off...

[@paulrhodes482]

Amazing your channel has become one of my favorites! Can you please share where we can purchase the Chinese pick you used? Thank you for all you do making these videos really enjoy them and making my way through them all. Have a wonderful night. -Paul

[@carroll7110]

Nice....

[@milesparris4045]

Anyone else here to see if he cut his finger in a video?

[@OugaBoogaShockwave]

I really would like to get a bike lock that electrocutes thieves ;) i think i will always lock my bike to something solid & use 2-3 locks if i plan to be away from it more then 30-60 mins. it's nice to know which locks are more easily picked but there's nothing like a grinder for getting a bike lock off. I would NEVER lock my carbon bike on the street without constant direct view for more then 5 minutes..

[@BigBrex0124]

Woahhhh

[@marcusborderlands6177]

sooooooo, do you know anywhere I could fence some bikes in the greater Los Angeles area? Just Kidding, lol.