I'm sure none of youse guys rely on disc-locks, or "Sold-Secure", but...

[moto748]

this is well worth checking out:

http://www.visordown.com/forums/showthread.php?t=175140&page=1&pp=15


Further on in the thread, there's a smaller video file for those, like me, with Stone-Age PC's:(

http://www.zanx.net/pick2.wmv


I think everyone knows this kind of lock is defeatable, but the speed and simplicity...:o

[Edited on 18-9-2004 by moto748]

[TP]

Hrmmm .. Access Underwriters make it a condition of their policy to use these!

[BDG]

Scary stuff, i'm gonna try it on one of my locks, fortunately the others are Abus.

I think the Kryptonite is going in the bin after seeing that

cheers for posting that

[moto748]

Thing is, dcr, once this sort of information comes into the public domain (and it's all over the web, apparently), they're not even a deterrent, just a joke. I mean, I used to think, oh well, at least they'd stop some kid riding off on your bike whilst you popped into the newsagents for a packet of fags.

Clearly, they don't even do that. Those Sold Secure people (who have quite some sway over insurance companies) have plenty to answer for.

[chrisw]

My Kryptonites have stood up to this method, however, an old disc lock I have was easily opened. I noticed that the Kryptonite keys are of a slightly larger diameter than the disc lock. Whether this makes a difference I don't know. Still worrying though.