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Scooters - 125 to 300 => LIKE 200i => Topic started by: Jade422 on October 23, 2015, 02:47:36 PM
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Grip Lock
This lock must have been designed with a woman in mind this lock is such an easy on and off throttle and brake lock and I like the idea it doesn't take up much space in my top box comes with several adjustments for perfect fit on any scooter or motorcycle I hook mine up on the acceleration side of the scooter excellent deterrent got it at amazon.com check it out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saq7_8wr6k4 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saq7_8wr6k4)
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Grip Lock
This lock must have been designed with a woman in mind this lock is such an easy on and off throttle and brake lock and I like the idea it doesn't take up much space in my top box comes with several adjustments for perfect fit on any scooter or motorcycle I hook mine up on the acceleration side of the scooter excellent deterrent got it at amazon.com check it out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saq7_8wr6k4 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saq7_8wr6k4)
Have one for my LIKE and one for my son's CB500X Honda.
Bright yellow so the bad guy will see it .
Stig
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Good taste Stig 8) I like the yellow I have 1 more I'm checking out will be posting it.
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My opinion, that's a joke. A good disc brake lock is superior protection. The disc brake lock [mine] housing is 1 in thick. Bike will not roll at all. Your lock can be circumvented in 3 ways in 2 min of thinking alone. Any lock is better than none, and nothing stops 2 thieves from throwing it in the back of a van or truck bed.
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My opinion, that's a joke. A good disc brake lock is superior protection. The disc brake lock [mine] housing is 1 in thick. Bike will not roll at all. Your lock can be circumvented in 3 ways in 2 min of thinking alone. Any lock is better than none, and nothing stops 2 thieves from throwing it in the back of a van or truck bed.
These aren't meant to be heavy duty loss preventers - just a lock to snap on when you park and run into a store or dentist's office in the day time.
Stig