Fastest bike lock - 4 seconds. How's it done?

[jjj2www]

Let's watch a video of someone cutting that little chain in 4 seconds now.

[hpotter1097]

This is ridiculous! If these folks don't want to reveal how their product fastens, they should just keep mum about it...no need to upload a video that they've pixelated.

[PeterJansenWessel]

what the fuck is this shit????????

[shitinice]

WTF

[soupkin]

harry potters lock

[ideasoner]

my D lock comes off in less than 4 seconds, so whats so amazing...

[45Cuber]

What about the front wheel???

[theGANGSTERkids1]

i think he used a key!!!

[vedo1117]

hmm, using magic to put a lock like that is kinda cheating you know...

[xxkevinxx323]

i dont see anything

[tracylynnw]

does the blue and green sparkles come with it??

[mypsnisswelfrog]

@tracylynnw

yeah they do

[mypsnisswelfrog]

@tracylynnw

yeah they do XD

[antiaverage1]

Security through obscurity is not security at all

[CaptainCropper]

Did someone actually pay for this video to me made?

[cars2024]

hard to see whats happening.... 1*

[pseudotruth]

I think that this sort of lock is suited to most bikes but not high value bikes. Perhaps I was a bit harsh in my previous comment.

Personally, the speed of locking is impressive.

This lock looks ideal for a bike that is likely to be stolen, but away from high crime areas.

For convenience and speed of use, it beats most other locks.

But it would be useful to have a choice of chain lengths. Otherwise one is dependent upon purpose made bike racks.

[pseudotruth]

The chain looks like it could easily be cut with bolt cutters, the type that professional thieves use.

On the face of it, it doesn't look like it's secure enough for anyone with a bike that's worth stealing, or if you have a valuable front wheel.

Is the chain is long enough to go round thicker posts? Because thieves can cut posts!

I hope I'm wrong, because from what I could see, it seems to have some advantages over conventional locks.