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  1. #11 Re: how bike is lost (CCTV cam) 
    C-Moto Senior braillce's Avatar
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    Awful videos...

    The U lock on 3rd video does a good job at delaying them, also forces them to show up with bolt cutters...

    I'll buy one of those.

    It also seems like putting it close from the ground give thieves a good lever with the bolt cutter, one arm on the ground and pushing together with all their weight on the other arm, they get a big deal of cutting power.

    Best getting a U lock that crosses the swing arm or the suspension, or that they just can't bring close from the ground...

    I'll also buy a bigger chain I think, as the one he had was easy for them.

    The last video is the saddest one to me, 30 seconds he started it and broke the Neeman.

    But there was no wheel lock...

    I wonder how they'd deal with disk locks, as it's still not common here.
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  2. #12 Re: how bike is lost (CCTV cam) 
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    OK, here's another "instructional" video on bike theft, this one about bicycles being nicked in London. Sorry it's in youtube, so you'll need to warm up your grannybuster to watch. But some good info!

    cheers

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    electric fence machines (8000 volt surge) as used on horse fields are quite small now and run on 12 volt
    i use one on my car and was going to put one on my quad then thought WILL IT FRY MY CDI UNIT ? so i have not tried it.
    does any one know if its ok ??
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  4. #14 Re: how bike is lost (CCTV cam) 
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    Haha - an electric fence hook-up is a good idea, but probably quite illegal in the UK.

    In China, legality isn't the key concern ... more likely, within a few hours some enterprising neighbour would have run a wire from the bike to his apartment's air conditioner, fridge, TV, etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lao Jia Hou View Post
    Haha - an electric fence hook-up is a good idea, but probably quite illegal in the UK.

    In China, legality isn't the key concern ... more likely, within a few hours some enterprising neighbour would have run a wire from the bike to his apartment's air conditioner, fridge, TV, etc.

    LOL yeah, sounds about right.i have noticed somehow people have hooked up to the street light and now have a load of lights out side (and probably inside) their house.. good old china
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