Which is the best locking device to get with this item?
806805
Im using a Trimax SXT3 Premium 5/8" Key Receiver Lock but any lock should work fine
1029057
Be careful to buy a normal padlock. I bought one that was made to be bolt cutter proof, but the loop was only a inch or so long and wouldn't fit through the locking bar.
1044040
Any regular size lock will work, but you can still unscrew the nut and get the bike off of its mount.
690011
I do not think this lock would be enough. I would also install a secondary lock. This is a nice unit, but not secure enough for your intended use.
1199770
Buy one of those Key chains that has a screwdriver flange dangling off. It's the perfect size. One end cachets a Phillips, the other a flat sd. They cost a couple of bucks, and you always have it with you if you don't mind a functional rather than decorative key chain. A Trader Joe's customer once screwed my glasses back together after one of the lenses fell out. Godsend of a tool.
1844596
No, there is none. It is a great product to me. You would have to improvise your own secure lock such as a screw with a weird screw driver that anyone would have difficulty finding...
1814118
we sell the Steal Shield coupler lock, I cannot answer any questions about this brand name other than " you get what you pay for " We believe the Steal Shield is the best, most secure lock available on the market. Sorry I can't answer your question about this brand.
1163162
Mine is suppose to lock but does not. Do not buy if you are looking for security.
168535
I have found no way to lock it. But its not a deal breaker. I loved it so much I bought another one and I may buy a third one.
463001
Not really locked, it's more of a detent. It works well either angled or straight.
1143643
I bought a special lock from ACE that the airport people can open. Not sure how but they did not put it back on so I lost my lock on my first trip. Probably will not buy another lock. But elastic straps keep the case secure. They are a must.
1462964
I had to use master locks, small ones with the larger extended metal piece on top. They are still a tight fit. Might be your best bet to go with a cable lock of some kind.
1123196
I'm sure with some trial and error, you might be able to find a padlock that fits the bar. It's a special padlock where the shackle comes completely out of the lock mechanism - forming a "U" that fits down through the top of the bar, and then into the lock itself. Not sure how much money you could save over buying the whole thing, when factoring in the "hassle factor" of finding something that fits.
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Yes, you want to look for a motor driven deadbolt lock. Amazon has a Kwikset model that works this way.
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There is a locknut kit you have to purchase, I think it costs about $80 bucks.
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Thank you for your inquiry. We have not had any customer that specifically said they were going to use this with a lock. Please contact us if we can be of any further assistance.
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I don't know that I could tell you what the "best" bridge is, I've only used the Vera Lite. But it works very well, and interfaces with this lock perfectly. There is also a user forum that is really good for helping sort out misc. issues that you might run into with setup or operation, not sure if that is available for the other systems. The Vera that I have has been absolutely trouble free since I installed it about 8 months ago.