Taking Bikes and Locking Them Up
I have a class A motor home and I would love to take our 6 bikes with us while RVing, but trying to figure out the best way to lock up the bikes. We will be towing our mini van and will put two bikes ...
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There are a number of locks and chains available now that are, for all practical purposes, uncuttable. The basic design concept common to all is layers of different materials -- hard and soft metals, ceramics, synthetics, and plastics. Any cutting blade that slices through one layer will have difficulty with the next layer of a dissimilar material. With enough time you could eventually cut it, but thieves will move on if it takes more than a few minutes.
Time is the thief's enemy. Slow him down even a small amount and he loses interest in that particular target.
Besides -- anyone walking around a campground carrying a cutting tool automatically raises red flags, just as anyone driving slow through a campground eyeing every site.
Time is the thief's enemy. Slow him down even a small amount and he loses interest in that particular target.
Besides -- anyone walking around a campground carrying a cutting tool automatically raises red flags, just as anyone driving slow through a campground eyeing every site.
