Bike Security

Adventure Rider Issue #55

• It’s what we do
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• Bathurst And Parkes Weekend
• Congregation 2022
• Bike Security
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• Simony Pavey
• Family Ties
• Suzuki DR650 Interceptor
• 10 Things
• Shop Bike 02
• Like A Block Of Chocolate with Andy Strapz
• Won’t Be Beaten with Karen Ramsay
• The Secret To Longevity with Greg Yager
• Albania with Miles Davis
• Fit Out
• Checkout

Having a bike stolen is a heartbreaker. There’s not only the expense of replacing the bike, it also often means the loss of something irreplaceable – usually for sentimental reasons, but just as often because a build has made a particular bike unique. There are some different angles of approach when considering bike security. Here’s a few to get you thinking.

The Mac Attack runs a chain around the rear wheel and doesn’t have a lot of trouble with thieves.

The best way to deal with bike theft is to prevent it.

That sounds easy enough, but in reality, it’s not. There’s no possible way to guarantee a bike is safe.