Show me you u-lock mount!
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Show me you u-lock mount!
Trying to come up with a better way to carry my u-lock without using the pannier. Hang it off the rack? Frame is too small for the included mount. Know any tricks?
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I bought this: https://www.amazon.com/ACTION-LOCK-BR.../dp/B0019QT0QE
Never had a problem since! Holds my heavy kryptonite ES 4 to my frame. Even works in the rain!
Never had a problem since! Holds my heavy kryptonite ES 4 to my frame. Even works in the rain!
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I used three TwoFish blocks to mount my mini u lock around the seat stay-tube-seat post. It is very stable and do not rattle.
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no need for extra stuff and it's hardly noticeable while riding, or carry it in the back pack. But I ride a road bike
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no pics, but I wrap it around the seat and the wedge it up against the rear rack. not perfect but no mounts involved.
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Convenient, cheap, secure and quiet.
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that's a topeak rack with integrated lock holder. Nice in theory but there's a limited range of locks that will fit in there
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I used to put it on the mount that came with it, on my frame, but it rattles and annoys me.. so...
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Yup, I bought the rack like that. I love it but there is a limited amount of locks that fit but the one that came with it is fine. I rarely have to lock the bike up
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Never ride with anything on your belt/pocket that you dont want to fall on.
My u-lock sits on top of the rack, under a single crossways bungie. My rack/u-lock interface is a bit better than I-Brads, the curve of the u-lock slots under the raised front stop of the rack.
My u-lock sits on top of the rack, under a single crossways bungie. My rack/u-lock interface is a bit better than I-Brads, the curve of the u-lock slots under the raised front stop of the rack.
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I put my U-lock mount on one of the struts for my rack. its perfect because when in use it allows the U-lock to mount flush with the rack and when not in use i can swing it in so i dont have to worry about it catching something
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