Almax Security Chain Immobiliser Series III 16mm and Immobiliser Series IV 19mm + Padlocks

[@fran4073]

People at Almax are rude and unprofessional. To make my order I had to call first because I live outside UK. The first time a very polite lady answered on the phone who gave me all the information needed to be able to make my order by email. She even gave me another email address to proceed faster. After few days I did not get any answer so I sent the same email through their website. Few days after I still did not get any answer so I decided to call back. I called in the afternoon. A man took the call and told me (not asked me!) to call at 9 p.m. and hang up. I called at 9 p.m. and the same man asked me if I could call later. I answered politely: "no really, I am busy later" and he answered "than bye, bye" and hanged up without giving me the chance to say anything.

[@AdrianWeber]

I arrived in Sao Paulo but then went directly to Sao Carlos, spent some time in Campinas too and went to Rio for a week. Then back to Sao Paulo and after that back to Germany. Was a great trip and gladfully my friends there translated most for me :P

[@roadtoad1216]

Great review Adrian , this made researching a good security chain and padlock easy. I just bought an Abloy 362 and am waiting on Almax for reply to buy the 19mm chain. I also just found your Pragmasis review, which also would be excellent for 2nd chain for house. Got to protect my motorcycle , and keep the bastards honest ! Cheers mate, from down under.

[@AdrianWeber]

Sounds like a cool plan James, have you heard about the Pragmasis chains yet? I am working on their videos atm. Both the Almax and the Pragmasis Protector chains are superior in quality!

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey Rodrigo, As I explained in the video the lock is not better it is just different. With the Anchor Las you have the advantage of adding a half euro profile cylinder (length of 31 mm) that you like. You could even put a EVVA MCS in there if you want to. The S&G 933 does not exist (bill was joking) and the chain does not fit to S&G padlocks (to big). The Mul T Lock E18H is a huge one and I am planning to do a video on it in combination with the Series IV chain.

[@AdrianWeber]

The Squire padlock is FAR beyond my abilities but If you are afraid of lockpickers or you know that lockpicking may is an issue where you live you should go for the Abloy 362. It is being sold on Ebay very cheap but I would not take one of those because they come without security card. (Nobody knows who else might have keys). The new ones cost around 200 € though. The Mul T Lock E18H can be bought for 140 pounds at Saunderson Security.

[@AdrianWeber]

Also you could toughen up your Squire padlock with adding serrated keypins instead of their normal ones but the first one has to stay because of the magnetic anti bump pin. This way you could add 5 more security pins if you have the right pinset with pins in the right diameter and right length (diameter = 2.75 mm). The Mult T Lock E18H can be fitted with an interactive or an MT5 cylinder. I will try if it is possible to fit one with an MT5 +, that would be the best choice.

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey mate, Thanks for the info! Did I not mention that in the video? The one I have is not in use and just for the collection. I have mentioned in the keypicking forum that people should not buy those if they want to secure something with it.

[@AdrianWeber]

The Almax and Pragmasis chains are both very good and both on the same level. I believe the company owners know each other but I am not sure on that. Both very good and which ever you choose you gone be on the good side! Cheers mate!

[@Riyame]

The S&G 933 huh? :P

[@RobCrawford23]

oh you did mention the cheap eBay ones but figured that it was best to explain why. they may not be a great purchase. though security wise they are probably a security risk outside of the UK but within the UK I would worry about what keys are out in the wild.

[@AdrianWeber]

TrojanLife4U asked: "Hi Adrian, just saw the video of the guys cutting the Abloy PL342 (attached to the Protector chain) with bolt cutters and sending it to padlock heaven. Does this apply to PL362 too?" Good question Trojan! The PL362 from Abloy is a CEN Grade 6 padlock with a much thicker shackle. The PL342s shackle has a diameter of 10mm and the PL362s shackle has a diameter of 15mm. A boron enhanced shackle or even a well made hardened shackle like the ones from Anchor Las with a thickness of 15mm can not be cut with bolt cutters. Just like the Pragmasis or Almax 16mm chain can not be cut by them! Hope that helps, Adrian

[@Syregren]

I have almax 19mm and abloy 362, but worried the lock might be cut fro bolt cutters. Do you think its worth it to buy the Squire 362 also and have both tis and abloy fitted at the same time. Im guessing the squire is harder to cut because it is better protected by the shackle ? Sorry for all the questions, im just worried :X

[@AdrianWeber]

Syregren Hey Syregren, it is highly unlikely that the Abloy 362 will be cut with a bolt cutter. The shackle has a thickness of 15mm and under normal conditions it should be impossible to cut such a thick shackle. It is however less thick than the 19mm chain and at best you should use a padlock with a more "closed" desig such as the Squire. The Squire is better protected yes but has a "normal" pin cylinder inside. So if you are not afraid of picking I would go with the Squire. If you are afraid of lock pickers you should stay with the Abloy. If you order the Squire with the R1 restriced core you should be fine though. Steve from securityforbikes is working on a solution for a more secure cylinder for the Squire padlock. But you would have to wait for this a bit :) Adrian

[@douro20]

Syregren You should see the independent testing videos for the PL362. It is considered one of the most resistant padlocks ever made.

[@MissMan666]

You have a link maybe?

[@AdrianWeber]

Totally agree with you mate! First thought about ordering the Mul T Lock E18H with a 18 mm shackle Diameter! But then I thought it probably not fit on the screen and didn't order it...

[@AdrianWeber]

But about what kind of bike are we talking here? Is it more or less then 5.000 €? If it is more I would go for the Series IV with either the Abloy or the E18H with MT5 + core but you would have to ask for that specific core and it will cost you more! If it is less I would go for the Series III with the Squire padlock. The Anchor Las I would suggest to go with the Series IV but with a Protec Core it will cost like 350€ compared to 200€ for the Abloy or the E18H and 85 € for the Squire :)

[@AdrianWeber]

With a bicycle you can just buy the Series III along with the Squire padlock. If you ask Alex (the owner) he can probably get you the chain in 1 m. The 0.7m chain is actually 0.8m!!! I thought I mentioned that in the video. It will fit with your bike to a lamp post, at least the once here in Germany.

[@speedmaster5076]

Will make a video soon on how to keep your super bike secure and locked.

[@AdrianWeber]

AMZ 2K8-R6 I look forward to that, let me know when you got the video done!

[@Patryk737]

At the moment I've got just quite thick chain with some simple lock (about 25 euro for chain and 15 euro for lock) but I am sure that's not enough. One hit with hammer would break a lock. Now I am saving up for Almax solution.

[@Hayley1993UK]

im going to buy this chain within the next few weeks. hopefully i can upload a review or something soon. lets keep our bikes safe guys

[@AdrianWeber]

Hayley1993UK Have fun mate!

[@AdrianWeber]

I would go a bit further and only buy them for research or collections. If you really want to secure something you have to buy a new one. I could use the Anchor Las or the Squire. Both are brandnew but those are also collector items for me. So what I did is I bought a new 362 with a new security card etc. which I am going to use on that chain and none of the padlocks that are being shown in my videos.

[@AdrianWeber]

Shocking and interesting to hear at the same time! What sort of bike lock do you use? Will you change for an Almax security solution now?

[@Riyame]

Big chains + big locks = lots of fun

[@AdrianWeber]

Thanks waddac :) it took me some time to make these videos

[@douro20]

The Anchor Las with a BiLock cylinder here costs about as much as an Abloy PL362.

[@AdrianWeber]

douro20 Exactly right, both have quite a price!

[@RobCrawford23]

Beware of the ebay.co.uk auctions as many of the Abloy locks are ex military stock. Apart from them possibly being keyed alike or master keyed additional keys are not available. Keys are stamped PT1604 and usually have a red key indicator on them

[@VicariousReality7]

I wonder why i can only find one store that sells the new protec2 Abloy locks

[@AdrianWeber]

VicariousReality7 Hey man, no there are WAY more that sell them most of them not online though. My locksmith friend can order and sell them too.

[@Patryk737]

Thanks. This video was really helpful. Yesterday I went to my bike just in time because some looters tried to steal it. And it all happed in city center.

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey mate, the Anti Pinch Pin is specifically designed to fit with the Squire SS65CS padlock and no other padlock. So the answer is sadly no. The opening on the Abloy PL362 is too wide. Sorry mate! But the Squire is a good deal and you COULD improve it's core if you are into locks. I am producing all the videos on the Pragmasis chain at the moment after that I will go into discussion on the Squire padlocks and if you can upgrade them or not. I have some idead but no idea if they will work.

[@AdrianWeber]

I was talking about the padlock.

[@happosade]

Locksmihts can modify abloys to be opened by your home key? At least they said that here in Finland, where every lock is made by Abloy and the services for those are avaivable.

[@Ghousti]

Yep (if your other locks are Abloys too)

[@AdrianWeber]

Ilari Oras The locksmith also needs to be a registered Abloy dealer but I believe that many locksmiths in Finland are Assa Abloy dealers. Other than that your home lock has to be the same kind of Assa Abloy cylinder than the one on your door. If your padlock has the new Protec2 core but the door is still the older normal Protec it will not work. Both have to be Protec or Protec2 or some other type of Assa Abloy system.

[@AdrianWeber]

You should really do that my friend. Your solution right now is not really safe. Hope you can get your Almax as soon as possible :)

[@vosaaudits]

Where is the LINK to the " megnetic Pin System, to prevent bumping " that you talk about ? in the earlier video ?

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey Luxish, the sadly do not produce that system any longer and I think that I removed the video a long time ago. Sorry man! Adrian

[@mange2]

Ive seen these locks on ebay really cheap. I wondered how they can sell a £200 lock for £50. Some people say that its the going rate for them on ebay. However, I have looked closely at the photos and if you look on the abloy website, the writing and numbers on the locks seem to be quite heavily engraved into the lock. The ones on ebay seem to be barely scratched into the surface, suggesting they may not be genuine Abloy locks. Can anyone confirm this observation?

[@AdrianWeber]

+david t These are geniune Abloy Padlocks don't worry. There are rumours that they might be keyed alike but I can not yet confirm that. I would always recommend buying a new one instead of Ebay. This way you can be sure that only YOU have the keys for this padlock. Adrian

[@mange2]

Thanks Adrian. I feel more confident about ordering one now. I think ill have it delivered to a different address just to be more secure.

[@AdrianWeber]

Steve is VERY trustworthy, you can give him your real address don't worry! No problem man you are always welcome! Adrian

[@ImpactWench]

I'm not sure I understand what you mean when you say that the shackle of the Squire is covered by the chain when locked. From what I can see the link can just be turned to the side and the un-shrouded section of the shackle will be exposed for cutting. If what you say is true, however, one might do even better with a Diskus 20/70, in which most of the shackle is shrouded, and a 16mm chain would fill it up on the inside perfectly.

[@AdrianWeber]

ImpactWench Normal 0 21 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Hey Impact, your assumption is wrong. The Diskus is made of stainless steel and much thinner (about 2-3mm). Stainless steel is weaker than hardened steel. The Squire padlock has a massive shrouded shackle protection. These shoulders are more than 8mm thick and if you would own the padlock and a bolt cutter you would be able to see that the teeth of the bolt cutter can not reach the shackle in any way. Meaning that you would have to cut through the 11mm shackle. + 8mm shoulder on one side, and another + 8mm on the other side. Making a total of more than 27mm of hardened material. Cutting through such thick hardened material is impossible with a bolt cutter. I suggest you buy the lock and a bolt cutter and try your best! And then you contact me again, hell I would even link that video here! Best wishes man, Adrian /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Normale Tabelle"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0cm; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman"; mso-ansi-language:#0400; mso-fareast-language:#0400; mso-bidi-language:#0400;}

[@ImpactWench]

Adrian Weber Thanks! Very cool. That actually kinda makes sense (not as much as holding it in my hands, but some). I was wondering what I was missing.

[@AdrianWeber]

ImpactWench No problem man you are always welcome! I hope to start selling Squire padlocks in the summer so you may take a look at my site again then. We are working on the webshop and the SSL encryption right now. If you have additional questions just feel free to ask! Best wishes, Adrian

[@KartingApexKing]

Hello ago I'm the paranoid type and I'm thinking about upgrading to the abloy from the squire. All I want to ask of you is if you can tell me if the abloy 362 chain is compatible with the anti pinch pin?

[@xMufloNx]

would it be more secure to put both chain ends into the Anchor lock to prevent access to the shackle? Out of these locks Squire looks the most mechanically secure one

[@AdrianWeber]

Good question! Theoretically yes but as the shackle has a diameter of 15mm + it would not make a difference in combination with the 16mm chain. It would however make a difference with the 19mm chain as the shackle diameter is less than that in this case. Mechanically the Squires are perfect and I have never heard of a successfull picking attempt. Some people however want to have maximum security + weather resistance. In this case they often choose the Anchor Las padlock with a drill and pull protected half euro cylinder of the Abloy Protec or Protec 2 lock. At least that was my experience with people that contacted me via KZbin.

[@Jackcc5]

Whats the point an angle grinder will cut it off.

[@AdrianWeber]

Man you are from Brazil? Why didn't you tell me in the first place? I had some friends in Brazil some time ago and spend a month there some years ago! Great place to be!

[@AdrianWeber]

I prefer small towns and cultur over big cities but for the first time being there I wanted to see the big stuff first. One day I am probably gone be in Brazil again but not anytime soon. German is a very difficult language and even I am not able to write a text in proper "higher" German. (in a decent German yes but nothing perfect) So if you ever get to Germany just let me know!

[@e-bike-bys-vykken7422]

would you say its good set up for a expensive e-bike if out and about

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey Luke, well it is a bit heavy but it is good! Best wishes, Adrian

[@algrayson8965]

Do these locks and chains withstand liquid nitrogen - hammer attacks?

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey Al, those attacks are not a requirement for a CEN certification. The only padlock where such an attack was an requirement was the S&G 951 military padlock. Hope that helps, Adrian

[@MC-uj4co]

i use only abloy.. i have 7 of them ..worth the extra money

[@AdrianWeber]

They have a very high quality standard that is for sure!

[@grapewater123]

Abloy is the weakest link because the shackle is smaller in diameter than the chain and exposed for an angle grinder

[@Daedalus_UK]

I keep meaning to ask... when or where can I find out the info on the magnetic pins in the Squire?

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey ziggy, no problem man :) the magnetic pin is not used in the newer R1 restricted core from Mauer any longer. It is a very well made core and much better in quality than the older cores. I still like the magnetic pin feature and may discuss that with Squire in the future. Or what info are you looking for? For more detailed questions PLEASE send me a message here on KZbin rather then commenting, like this I can get back to you more in detail :)

[@donaldasayers]

Squire also supply a padlock body only option, to fit your own half Euro profile lock. £75 from one on line shop. How much does he Anchor Las cost?

[@AdrianWeber]

The Anchor Las Grade 6 padlock for Euro Profiles costs around 150€ + a core. The Squire needs a modified half euro where as the Anchor can use a normal half euro. At least as far as I know. I may get the Squire in the future and can do a review on it then! Would you be interested in such a video?

[@donaldasayers]

Adrian Weber That would be interesting, yes. The Anchor Las is not as expensive as I expected.

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey Donald, I will contact Squire them and ask them whether they can support me with one of those padlocks or not. It may take a while but as soon as the video is done you should see it!

[@mentalmind4305]

Which padlock is harder to lockPick, the Squire SS65CS or the Abus 37/80?

[@AdrianWeber]

+Fade to Grey It depends on the skill of the picker. If someone is skilled with disc detainers he can open them quite fast. However in general I would say that the Abus (disc cylinder) is harder to pick. Adrian

[@oibal60]

MentaLMinD I use TWO Almax chains and TWO SS65's.

[@algrayson8965]

Need a chain with sodium filled links. When the angle grinder hits the hollow space inside the chain filled partially with sodium, a heavy flame will blow out. Lithium might provide a similar result. If only the end link is attacked, the rest of the chain can be salvaged by removing the damaged link.

[@AdrianWeber]

Interesting idea, similar tactics were used on safes in the past. Nowadays such harsh security measures are forbidden.

[@deanbrooks6433]

Hi Adrian, If you had a motor cycle worth 30-35K AUD, what Anti Thief combination would use use? Money not being issue. Eg. Chain, Anchor, lock.

[@AdrianWeber]

***** Hey Dean, living in Germany that would probably a garage that is build in a very solid way. Meaning RC2-3 (Resistance Class) doors at the front, RC3 side door. All that coupled with the alarmsystem of the house. I would have a Torc ground anchor too with a 19mm or 16mm chain from Pragmasis, I would only use it when being away on holiday though. Money not being an issue of course. On the move I would stick to the Anchor Las 590-6 featuring and an Abloy Protec2 core coupled with the Pragmasis Protector Series 16mm chain because the 19mm chain is just too heavy. If weight is an issue I would stick to the Assa Abloy 362 with Protec2 core. Hope that helps! Adrian

[@deanbrooks6433]

Adrian Weber Hi Adrian, Thank you for your reply. Im considering the 19mm only because i ride every 2-3 weeks on a weekend and when not working! So saying that it sits idle in the garage and under covers 95% of the time. Looking forward to your review on the double doofer anchor only because when i do go on holiday i tend to move the bike to the rear of the house under the alfresco area and to have a removable anchor would be ideal but curious to see how it all works and if just as secure as a permanent anchor.

[@viperfx1500]

hello Adrian, I am looking for the best chain and padlock for a motorcycle, but I hear people complaining a lot about Almax customer service and difficulty to get the products when you live outside UK. Please tell me what alternative products would you recommend as chains and as padlocks? Perhaps Abloy 362 and some other chain? I trust your advice. Thanks

[@AdrianWeber]

+viperfx1500 Better go with securityforbikes dot com. I can highly recommend them and their chains are top notch. I would even consider them being more well made than the Almax chains. Best wishes, Adrian

[@viperfx1500]

+Adrian Weber thank you very much for the advice! quality people and products much appreciated!

[@jamesoxford4260]

I'm not sure the snugness of the chain to the hole in the padlock really makes any difference. You probably aren't getting either with bolt cutters and i think it would probably require 2 cuts for either. You've got plenty of meat outside the padlock shackle.

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey James, that is true and I agree with you on this term! Best wishes, Adrian

[@nunoajc]

Hello. i enjoy see your videos and i decided to purchase the Anchor Las padlock because of the option of the euro profile so i can have the same key at my home door, garage door and Padlock. But i dont know were to buy it in europe. can please give advise of good reputable online store that sell this padlock? thank you

[@AdrianWeber]

nuno alexandre Hey Alexandre, glad to hear that you like my videos! There is no supplier that I can recommend at this very moment but we are working on my own online shop at this very moment. I am very certain that I will be able to supply you with both the Anchor Las padlock and suitable high security euro profile cylinders for it. Can you wait lets say 1-2 months or is it urgent? If it is not urgent I would recommend you to wait until I am up and running. You can send me an e mail via the contact form on my website and I will make sure to put you in the mailing list once my shop is ready! Hope that helps, all the best, Adrian

[@nunoajc]

Adrian Weber Hello. thank you for reply. I can wait for you online shop. Im not in a hurry. I have one more question. The euro cilinder for the door home is the same as the padlock?

[@AdrianWeber]

nuno alexandre Hey man, I will sell the padlock featuring BZ+ certified cylinders, I am not sure yet on the brands but probably Keso4000 and others. You can get that euro half cylinder core keyed alike with a similar euro profile double cylinder for your door.

[@AdrianWeber]

What do you mean?

[@dannytryhard1396]

what difference has the normal core squire with the r1 core?

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey Danny, the R1 core is a restriced core with a more difficult profile. A locksmith can not just duplicate the key of a restriced profile. You need your security card in order to get a new key which makes it more secure. Best wishes, Adrian

[@AdrianWeber]

You need a high powered angle grinder and only a few battery powered have the power to cut a chain like that. Also have you ever tried that? The chain is not fixated like on a vise it can and WILL bounce back, your disc will get stuck and it will throw back the chain with a huge bang. You will either damage the bike, yourself or both. Think about the possibilities before posting a statement like this next time. Also angle grinders make A LOT A noise. If you do that at my house I AM awake!

[@redace397]

Hi Adrian, great review! Could you please advise me, I have the exact Abloy PL362 with raised shoulders as in your video. Will 2 links (both end links) of the series III 16mm chain fit inside my padlock shackle?

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey redace, please contact Steve from Pragmasis and ask him, he should know. I do not have an Abloy 362 with me right now as just sold my last one. Otherwise I could check. Best wishes, Adrian

[@TheJohn93226]

Hi Adrian :) What do you think, in the aspect of security and durability, of the Abus Granit Plus 37/80 padlock?? Would that compare to the Squire padlock?

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey Ben, the Abus Granit padlock is a difficult topic. I have a factory cutaway of the 37/55 here which features the same disc core. Both have a core with 7 active discs where as the Anchor Las padlocks feature 9 active discs. With a simple calculation (6 different cut depths on both) you will see that 7 = around 300.000 differs where as 9 = around 10.000.000 differs. You can probably guess what I like more :) Yes, the Anchor padlocks! I will explain in detail why I prefer the Anchor Padlocks and why I personally would not choose a Granit padlock (there is another reason which I do not want to mention yet).

[@TheJohn93226]

Adrian Weber Yes, the Anchor Las 590-6 Grade 6 with DOM Diamant is your favourite setup and I would venture a guess as to the chain being the 19mm one?? :)

[@TheJohn93226]

Adrian Weber However I just meant what you think of the Abus Granit Plus 37/80 padlock and how it would compare to only the Squire padlocks, as the other 2 ones are far superior to the Abus Granit Plus 37/80? :)

[@AdrianWeber]

Ben Dover Hey Ben, the DOM Diamant just looks good in that big bulky padlock. Personally I would prefer the Abloy protect. The key is a bit more sturdy and is just a little tiny bit more weather resistant ;) I may show it with an Abloy core in the future!

[@AdrianWeber]

Ben Dover Hey Ben, as I said before I will compare the Abus and the Anchor AND the Squire later someday. As for your question the Abus has only the CEN Grade 5 rating, it is a Grade 5 padlock with a shackle protection that does not really count because it will not be tested on the Grade 5 padlock. The Squire however is a Grade 6 padlock one Grade above the Abus. I think that explains it.

[@2manysigns]

great vid,thnx

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey Geoffrey, your welcome man! Best wishes, Adrian

[@jasiek8991]

I think that this padlock can be cut with bolt cutters.

[@waddac2]

Great video and info again mate :o))))

[@likeris2]

8:13

[@AdrianWeber]

But thanks again for sharing mate!

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey mate, The second mail address is the right one but he usually doesn't answer them. If you write a mail to that address with your order and where to send it to he will probably answer that one. Payment will be over PayPal. You can add your PayPal mail address to the mail and as soon as you see an invoice you can be sure the order got through. If you have any further problems let me know I am sure I could handle that for you mate! I can understand his accent, had a lot a training :P

[@AdrianWeber]

No there is not way to cut this padlock with bolt cutters. The Sold Secure team tried it even with the hydraulic version. The shackle is 12.6mm + the 9mm protection on each side adding up to 30mm thickness in total. There is no way of cutting this. And you can net get to the shackle when the padlock is attached to the chain! When I say it is not possible I also mean it and that does also mean it has been tested

[@AdrianWeber]

No there is not way to cut this padlock with bolt cutters. The Sold Secure team tried it even with the hydraulic version. The shackle is 12.6mm + the 9mm protection on each side adding up to 30mm thickness in total. There is no way of cutting this. And you can net get to the shackle when the padlock is attached to the chain!

[@RunningMittenwalde]

The Keys they sell have the same Stamps but no 2 Locks have the same Keys. The only risk i see is that you not know if they are master keyed.

[@AdrianWeber]

Always welcome mate! Yes, I miss Brazil a bit... Sao Carlos has a beautiful Cathedral!

[@AdrianWeber]

We all like it :)

[@RunningMittenwalde]

A seller told me that all have different Keys.stamp is not relevant.

[@AdrianWeber]

It is :)

[@tinshlong]

I am considering using a kryptonite u lock 18mm with either of these chains. Would anyone know if this would fit/work?

[@AdrianWeber]

You mean the Fahgettaboudit? Yes this U-Lock does fit through both the 16mm and 19mm chains!

[@AdrianWeber]

Well either way a new lock with security card is always better then a used one when it comes to security. So if the lock is going to protect something of a high value I would settle for a new one.

[@AdrianWeber]

Thanks for the comment and if you have any further question feel free to ask or to subscribe :)

[@AdrianWeber]

Ohhhh yesh!!!

[@diazaman420]

"They see me rollin', and they Hatin'"

[@diazaman420]

I just roll around on my pink girlz huffy...like a Boss! and everyone knows not too mess with it...

[@Nitrxgen]

I think your favourite word is "padlock" - said it 46 times, 12 times per minute :D good review though, I have a Abloy system keyed-alike with 10 of their locks but my only concern is now I want to master-key them and that kind of means all of them need to be sent back which is highly impractical so maybe I won't do that.

[@AdrianWeber]

You mean padlock? Nah I am totally not into padlocks! Totally not my style... I mean why would I collect padlocks? Even collecting padlocks sounds a bit silly. Padlocks are heavy and ugly not to mention the trouble you get into if you loose your padlocks key! :P

[@rankingtrevor]

Sounds like PAT-LOCK when he says it LOOOL

[@AdrianWeber]

No problem take care mate! Next time better pass me a mail then a comment though ;)

[@XMSTARSHIP2]

thats alot of security!!!!

[@Riyame]

Lol, can you imagine if we all moved into our own town?

[@jonskitch8082]

Fooking put two chains for better security and less rattle!

[@AdrianWeber]

Cheers mate!

[@diazaman420]

Heavy Metal!

[@locklear308]

Basically "Fuck you: The Lock"

[@AdrianWeber]

Well you could put it that way ;)

[@AdrianWeber]

PSSSST not so loud it is still a secret :D

[@AdrianWeber]

You mean like lock picking high security town? Would be no robberies there I bet you ;)

[@FoodOnCrack]

Afraid of Picards? Especially when he says engage while drinking tea, earl gray, hot.

[@AdrianWeber]

Picard is awesome!

[@S1DESHOWMICK]

I'd never be able to lift it to lock anything up. LOL.

[@AdrianWeber]

Hahaha that's the best way to do it :D

[@rolandopeters5769]

wait till I come along with epoxy and fill that cylinder!

[@AdrianWeber]

Circular Promises That would be very mean ;)

[@carlospolicarpo7340]

The Almax Chain customer service is poor, rude and unprofessional. I do not recommend this company for absolutely anyone...

[@AdrianWeber]

Hey Carlos, that is sadly the same of what I have heard and also the reason why I recommend securityforbikes.com nowadays. Steves service better as of what I have heard. Also he has a wider product range. Best wishes and thanks for sharing your experience! Adrian

[@Riyame]

;-D

[@peternufc81]

Patlog ..... its PAD LOCK anoying the way you say it mate..

[@AdrianWeber]

I try to get it right MOST of the time... But nobody is perfect ay 😉?