Bike Locks

Bike locks for commuters, students and weekend riders who need to leave a bike or scooter parked in town, at a campus rack or outside a trailhead. Choose the lock type to suit where you park: hardened U-locks resist cutting and are compact, folding locks pack neatly onto the frame, and chain locks reach around posts and racks more easily. Cable locks work well alongside a U-lock to secure wheels.

Check shackle or link thickness and any independent rating, such as Sold Secure from the UK. Kryptonite and ABUS offer rated U-locks and chains, Hiplok makes wearable locks, and Retrospec sells U-lock and cable kits with a frame bracket. Lock your frame and rear wheel to a fixed, solid object.

Brands include Kryptonite, ABUS and DocksLocks.

In this range: bike chain locks, U-locks and bike cable locks.

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Bike Locks: frequently asked questions

What does a Sold Secure rating mean on a bike lock?

Sold Secure is an independent UK testing body that rates locks Bronze, Silver, Gold or Diamond based on how long they resist attack with set tool lists. Higher ratings suit higher-value bikes and riskier locations.

Is a U-lock or a chain lock better?

U-locks are compact and hard to cut for their weight, which suits most city parking. Chains are heavier but more flexible, so they can loop around trees, posts and racks a U-lock cannot reach. Many riders carry a U-lock plus a cable for the front wheel.

How should I lock my bike?

Pass the lock through the frame and rear wheel and around a solid, fixed object, keeping the lock off the ground. Use a cable or second lock for the front wheel and any quick-release parts.

Sources: hiplok.com · cyclingweekly.com

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