That's a cool idea, looks like it won't cost too much either (hopefully). I'd love to see a version of this that attaches to the bar ends so the rider can still see it but it also functions as automatic turn signals. There could even be a version that's also a comprehensive lighting system.
I have only used 2 of mine, both medium to large. The tiny ones see no use at all.
Every MIPS helmet I've tried fit just fine, but if this can actually protect from multiple hits that's pretty cool.
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Coms on lemmy, mags on mbin/kbin.
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Coffee is healthier and brush your teeth lol
Sounds like a good warmup?
I've never heard of bike thieves in the wild bothering to pick locks. Nothing is perfect security, it's all about discouraging theft by making it a lot of trouble.
Can you bring it in with you? Definitely worth asking IMO.
This is why I recommend the Skunklock Chemical: Can a grinder get through it? Sure.
Will the person using the grinder keep going after the cut deep enough and release the gas? I kinda doubt it.
Litelock X3 will just take multiple wheels, but after the first few break the chances of them giving up increase.
My EP2 Pro was like $700 and won't turn on without a key (like a car ignition) but even if it locked the wheels that would be insufficient security. You need a quality U-lock with any bike and it needs to be locked to the frame. I'd recommend a Litelock X3 or Skunklock Chemical.
They also sell disk locks but they alone are not adequate.
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As you should be.