Oxford Boss Alarm Disc Lock Review

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[@siniestro0239]

I had to go watch a lockpickinglawyer video to really make sure its a safe lock. looks like it is.

[@meanstreetsuk]

No it’s not. He picked it in less than a minute! 😂

[@ThatParticularPanda]

@@meanstreetsuk if it takes him longer than 10 seconds, it's safe 😂

[@vigilant_1934]

On the streets people use bolt cutters and angle grinders. They're not picking these locks after studying them for weeks and developing proprietary lock picking tools. Ridiculous how many people trust his videos like they happen in real world situations. One of his recommended locks can be cut through in less than 30 secs (Kryptonite Fahgetaboutit U Lock). And I mean both sides cut through in less than 30 seconds. It doesn't even mess up the cutting disc either.

[@kimjongwin]

This alarm has changed slightly in the newer version. Uses a screw instead of an Alen key and has less stickers on it

[@rupertbollywood1190]

The cable thing doesn't matter where you need it most (e.g. the UK). There's no question you'd ever leave your bike anywhere without locks on it.

[@Jojikiba]

This product comes with three keys. Are you supposed to separate them and keep one in your house, one in your pocket and one somewhere else?

[@mancpaul01]

Yes.

[@rawpilot84]

Keep one on the bike in case the alarm goes off on accident. You don't want to bother the neighbors.

[@user97877]

Whats the difference between the Oxford boss alarm disc lock 14mm and the one with the 16 mm i mean the only difference is about the length of the lock or the bigger one is stronger than the 14mm ?

[@whatnever]

i would like to know this as well!

[@Dylan-sw8jm]

The 14mm is the diameter, so the 16mm is a thicker lock andtherefore harder to cut through

[@IsaakTolekidis]

WHAT'S THE CHAIN FOR? WHERE DO YOU WRAP THE CHAIN AROUND?

[@iyeetsecurity922]

Through your wheel.

[@thedandude]

Usually I thread it through my urethra

[@Ozfreerider_adventures]

You both went over the handlebars that’s a LIE 😅😅😅😅there is no chance that happened

[@chetconway6540]

It’s pronounced Oxford-Sheer by the way

[@xeeshan021]

Why would someone need this lock with their motor bike? Almost all bikes have their own handle locks already.

[@OzBozSupasta]

U can break handlebar locks with ease . Just takes some force pushing away . I wish it was good enough but it isn’t . Disc locks are good but u need GPS tracker . At least u know where tha bike is headed

[@xeeshan021]

Thanks mate

[@zedddddful]

The handle bar lock can be pushed out with a forceful foot push don't rely on that protecting your pride and joy.

[@escapetherace1943]

yeah you need a brake lock so they can't push it and wheel it into their getaway van. I've had this alarm now 3 years and while decent it's not SUPER loud. In my case though it's scared off 1 thief, maybe 2 but I'm not sure of the first time. I hate these thieves man. edit: some people roll in crews and 2 guys will just pick up an entire bike and throw it into a vehicle and peel you may want to think about chaining it to an immovable object and even potentially GPS, it all depends on your situation, where you live, where you park it

[@zedddddful]

@@escapetherace1943 they cut the pipe I can't see the point tbh.

[@TheRadFactor]

So if anyone wants to get married, don't use a minor cable

[@ellom8]

So every time you go to unlock this it'll go off because its motion sensitive and all that lot right?