You used a force multiplier to do this, and it broke, and it still only broke in one spot so two attempts would be needed to actually free the bike. A better title would be "Kryptonite 13mm Fahgettaboudit vs torque multiplied bolt cutters"
You're missing the point. By eliminating the human you can reduce one of the variables. by doing it this way you can find chains that will survive bolt cutters no matter how strong the thief is. so what if he tried cutting it with his own weight and failed, then in the real world a larger guy with with bolt cutter comes along to steal your bike and cuts it, well too bad now.
@@cyan933 The largest guy is going to be at most 5 times stronger than the average guy. He's not going to be 20 or 100 times stronger, which is what torque multiplication gives you. That's why nobody thinks this test is realistic or useful.
If someone has to carry around a pair of force multiplied bolt cutters, steel plate, and a welder I feel pretty good about the purchase. If you gotta set a rig like that up my security cameras would have caught at least one good pic
Or he would have to crack it in two different points on the chain. Double the work! (Not that a human can exert this much strength for bolt cutters anyway...)
@@Clove_Parma if u locked it on the same broken chain link u woudent be able to steal the bike lmao and u woudent be able to even break the chain with bolt cutters lmao even an portable angle grinder has no chance with this bike lock / chain lmao u can cut it with a angle grinder but thats if the chain is in a vice idn how u write that but ye and if it starts to cut the chain if it slips the grinding wheel coud break in pisces and fly off into the bike thiefs eye head anywhere lmao
Thanks for showing me this is a very very good lock. And can barely be broken with enough time in a laboratory. I really doubt in the street anyone will be able to break this when it's locked too a bike white 3 ft off the ground.
I just love the practical tests you do Wayne! By using that ratchet strap to tighten the bolt cutters, im guessing that it was more powerful than doing it by hand? I dont think a common theif would walk around with that gear and I think Kyrptonite gear is quality stuff. Cheers
Don'z Lockz It just cracked in its place and still intact. No way the link is going to come off, unless you do the same bolt cutter session again near somewhere.
I wonder how many cloned products there are between Schlage & Kryptonite? I picked up a great 13mm Noose Chain by Schlage and guess what! Low and behold it IS the Kryponite "New York Noose" yes they are one and the same, the Schlage Noose being well under half the price of the Kryptonite.
You are correct. I bought the Schlage Noose chain. The box from China identified ALLEGION (parent company of both Kryptonite and Schlage) on the product. I also have the PEWEG 1/2" chain with a Viro shutter lock. Sold Secure GOLD rated Kryptonite New York Noose uses this chain he tested.
Brandon Keen well if you are looking for good and cheap, you need to look for sales. wayne sells a upgraded Stanley 24/7 lock and pewag chain combo for about $200 i think and thats a pretty decent deal on an excellent bit of security. for about the same price though you can get the kryptonite 14mm and new york mini u lock (its really a pad lock in a small u lock form factor) and the bully ulock which has a built in alarm with pager function. thats a prettt solid set up. the ulock isnt a kryptonite by any means but it has an alarm and pager function that functions up to 2000' ft so it says. its pretty sensitive and its loud and the pager does work pretty well. thats abput $250 all told with shiping and all. i saw a video where someome wailed on the u lock with a large sledge and it took 5 good whacks to open it. that was in ad hoc conditions though, not the way someone wants to do it if they are trying tp steal a bike for resale. the 14 mm chain wayne has tested in another video and it passed. that additional 1mm really makes a difference. no thief has a 36 or 42 inch set of cutters to use with ratchet straps in an ideal situation like wayne has set up here. combine that with the alarm lock and you've got a solid bit of kit in those three pieces. the pewag and Stanley lock is probably better, but only by a little compared to the price. id say that if you got the Stanley lock and pewag chain, and the bully lock, you'd be safe from almost all bolt cutter situations and many grinder situations due to the alarm and pager. over that, you need a tracker in case someone brings a grinder.
if you want cheaper than that, look on the used market. just rememeber that the chain is only as good as the lock. if it can be cut or easily bypassed or picked, then the chain might as well not be there. dont spend money on a decent chain and use something like a master lock or brinks lock to secure it. i have about $2000 into my ride and $200 of it is security. there is no chain from a hardware store that will keep a thief out. they simply use bolt cutters to cut that chain, which means it only takes bolt cutters to cut it. you might be able to get some good large link anchor chain from a marine shop on sale but take the lock with you to make sure it will fit the chain. other names to look for is security maxx and peerless. they make decent chain and lock combos. also get a small canvass tool bag to hold the chain in, chain is heavy and it swings around, it can remove paint and dent a bike pretty easy. remeber to get nylon sleeve to cover it too. sometimes you have to purchase that separately. good luck.
Ridgid 42" Heavy Duty bolt cutter costs $184.32 at Home Depot now. If I was a thief which I am not, I would hate to damage the blade on a real expensive bolt cutter for a bike that probably costs less than this expensive bolt cutter. This test is welded down and using a ratchet mechanism. I highly doubt a 300 pound World's Strongest Man competitor can break this chain on a bicycle with a 42" bolt cutter & no ratchet mechanism. I don't have this chain but I have the Krytponite NY Noose (12mm chain) and I feel pretty confident. A smart bicycle thief would just pass on this chain and lock and go find a much easier target around. Even using an angle grinder with a cutting wheel on a chain this thick is dangerous and could definitely snap the cutting wheel on a chain link that can move.
A smart bicycle thief would just bring a pair of $5-10 vise grips, and any battery power grinder. That chain would be cut in under 2 min. (Both locations). As long as you don’t have an expensive bike, you’re probably fine with something like this chain. However if your bike is $1000+ it doesn’t matter, a good thief will have this chain off quick, so make sure u park your bike somewhere there’s either lots of people, lots of cameras, or lots of more expensive bikes.
@@BigBear-- I use a kryotonite ny standard u-lock or kryptonite ny noose chain lock (9 out of 10 security ratings for both) for my expensive bikes $700-900 but I ride in a low theft crime neighborhood. I lock my bike in front of the gym's window. The thief would have to be insane and so brazen to attemp to steal my bike. Probably camera there too. Majority of the time I ride my cheaper hybrid bike.. I would never ride any expensive bikes in high theft cities because a crackhead thief would be that brazen. Less than 0.01% of bike thieves use angle grinders. They are very loud (+100db) and lots of sparks grab attention too. Too much risk in getting noticed and caught. If I was a bike thief, I would just use the biggest bolt cutter that I can comfortably carry as it can do the job. It is pretty quick, quiet and no sparks flying. If someone has thick nice u-lock or chain, on to the next victim. Most locked bikes are using garbage chains and locks.
Since most bike thieves are not going to carry around 42" bolt cutters welded to a table, with a press I am going to say its a pretty solid street lock.
So, if you can't break it under your own force how did it fail? Because most theives arent using a loud arse wrench, or some welded strengthened jig set up specifically for chains. If you tip all the odds in favour of the outcome you're hoping to achieve then its hardly a fair test is it?
That was so awesome... I flinched when it finally cracked... I swore the bolt cutter was going to give out first... I just bought the Fahgettaboudit chain and lock...
Lol, let's do a real life scenario next time. Thieves are going to have a workbench with giant bolt cutters welded to the bench and a come-along ratchet to cut the lock 😄
I was wondering if it would be possible to break this with a standard bolt cutter that some random thug would be carrying. It's nice to see that they would likely need an angle grinder (practically speaking). That or something like a hydrolic bolt cutter. (those are pretty small and can cut some crazy shit.) I definitely feel better about my purchase in conjunction with the bike alarm I bought. I feel like my scooter is going to be more of a hassle than it would be worth to most thief's.
Agreed, in the real word what bike thief would try this. Lot of logistics required to pull off. 1 over sized bolt cutter required then must weld bolt cutter to ground, then rig chain with some make shift wench. Just setting up such logistics alone time consuming. Need I say bike thief like car thief wants to get in and out in no more than a minute max. This guy is a total imposter. I think the lockpickinglawyer videos are more real world scenarios😃.
The point is to show you what is needed to break that chain. Therefore, you can be confident in knowing that no bike thief will have the capability to do something like this on the street.
There are small portable hydraulic bolt cutters that apply much more pressure than this complex work shop mechanical advantage effort, all-be-it not as dramatic. They are silent, easily concealed and quick except for the POP…
Seems like that would be a lot of work for a bike thief to carry all the equipment you have to some light post on some corner of some city. But then maybe he could load it all into a pick-up box, unload it next to the bike and then crack the chain, load up his equipment, and then finally load up his newly stolen bicycle.
Nice one Wayne. I get what you've done but how easy is it too bust the lock mechanism on the Kriptonites. Everyone goes straight for the chain on UA-cam, I get it. But if you're releasing something you would go for the weak link. I want to find out how strong the plastic key tumbler mechanism is? Cheers.
I have one of these chains. I don't think that I'm worried as I can't see the lock bike thieves carrying around a work bench with a massive pair of bolt cutters welded to it just to pinch a bike.
They would rather use an angle grinder. it’s way faster and easier but on the down side makes a lot of noise. Many thieves these days don’t use tools they use weapons and threats to get what they desire. when you’ve 3-4 armed men threatening you for your pride and joy it’s time to give them the keys as it’s not worth it.
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people misunderstand the point of this test, this test gives a worse case scenario, massive guy, hydraulic croppers etc. if it can be done in this test, it is bolt croppable. doesn't mean, it means bolt croppable
Yeah, no one is taking a floor model hydraulic jack to their next bike theft. You'd never cut that chain with even a 6 ft hand cutter! (Much less a 3 ft cutter)
Well it only took 899,999 pounds of pressure to crack it once. I'd say it's pretty safe to use when my eyes are off of my bike for 2 minutes. I don't even like to leave my bike alone for 2 minutes, even with multiple locks on it :D
I’m not so sure. If you attack it with a battery-powered unit and a 5” cutting disk, I’m thinking you may either run out of disks or battery before you make two complete cuts in the link. If the grinder really goes after it, then you are spraying shards of hardened steel all over the place, which constitute a health hazard to the thief, depending on the quality of his face guard, gloves, and any other exposed skin.
No thief will have a set up like that . Your not gonna cut it by hand . An angle grinder will take 10plus minutes and be loud. Fort9 does a more practical test on the chain
So that's like nearly minute to break. Which means whoever tries to cut it with regular bolt cutters is going to need to hit the gym and and get ripped because you need inhuman strength to get the cutter to cut without hurting yourself in the process. Not worth it my guy. Walk away and be a nice person.
You have to admit the test is not fair. The thief cannot crank out the same power as that , whatever your cranking. And he would have a lot explaining to do if caught with the tools your using.
La única manera de cortar esa cadena es con una cizalla de 42 milímetros, y con presión hidraulica, nadie carga una cizalla en su maleta y menos tiene una persona esa fuerza en las manos
You would never be able to grab this chain this way if it was locked.... Not a realistic test at all. If you would've grabbed it sideways, you either would be cutting them at the end of the jaw where you have less leverage or both sides of the link at once.
We got a failure? 😂😂😂 yeah like people are going to carry that kind of tool around lol and then u need to do another cut 😂😂😂 so yeah il carry on using mine lol
So basically if someone wanted to steal a bike, they would need much more than a hand held bolt cutters to break thru this.....??? If so, im impressed. because if they need the equipment you have in this video, it would made so much noise, the owner would come out with a glock and kill someone.....LOL NYC, is notorious for bike thefts and yes that includes motorcycles.
What exactly does this prove? I'd like a good bike chain lock. Looks like this one takes some kind of hydraulic force to break the chain, but he did not try to spread it open to separate it from the next link.... One can destroy anything given the right tools, time and facility. What I'd like to know is if a bicycle thief could do this in the street in a short time *and* actually take the bike, not just shear one link... Pretty useless review of the chain for its intended purpose.
@@Daniel-ie3mt Well, you have a point. But it's not a review pro or con for real life efficacy of the product for its intended use. I'd like to see a real life demo of what a real bike thief could or would likely do to disable this chain/lock and steal a bike.
Unfortunately, for someone who knows what they are doing, it takes about 60 seconds to pick the lock. So, there is that. ua-cam.com/video/SpVOTEOMRuE/v-deo.html
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If it takes a workshop setup like that to break, that's a damn good lock!
Plus you gotta do it twice.
chain, not lock.
You used a force multiplier to do this, and it broke, and it still only broke in one spot so two attempts would be needed to actually free the bike.
A better title would be "Kryptonite 13mm Fahgettaboudit vs torque multiplied bolt cutters"
"Kryptonite 13mm Fahgettaboudit vs torque multiplied bolt cutters that are welded to a table"
You're missing the point. By eliminating the human you can reduce one of the variables. by doing it this way you can find chains that will survive bolt cutters no matter how strong the thief is.
so what if he tried cutting it with his own weight and failed, then in the real world a larger guy with with bolt cutter comes along to steal your bike and cuts it, well too bad now.
@@cyan933 The largest guy is going to be at most 5 times stronger than the average guy. He's not going to be 20 or 100 times stronger, which is what torque multiplication gives you. That's why nobody thinks this test is realistic or useful.
@@cyan933 Bolt cutters in a real world application will not work with 13mm of hardened steel. You definitely need an angle grinder.
Or vs my commercial grade toolshed
Great chain. Massive effort reqired to cut. Im buying one today!
If someone has to carry around a pair of force multiplied bolt cutters, steel plate, and a welder I feel pretty good about the purchase. If you gotta set a rig like that up my security cameras would have caught at least one good pic
update?
The police don't bother with Camera footages as careless
They wear masks
Technically you didn't break the chain, it would still be locked. Woould need to cut it in two places. Looks like a good chain
And the owner could just lock to the next, non-cracked loop.
Or he would have to crack it in two different points on the chain. Double the work! (Not that a human can exert this much strength for bolt cutters anyway...)
@@Sombody123
Yeah, there is a video of a guy puting his whole weight on a U lock, and Im pretty sure this is even harder,
@@Clove_Parma if u locked it on the same broken chain link u woudent be able to steal the bike lmao and u woudent be able to even break the chain with bolt cutters lmao even an portable angle grinder has no chance with this bike lock / chain lmao u can cut it with a angle grinder but thats if the chain is in a vice idn how u write that but ye and if it starts to cut the chain if it slips the grinding wheel coud break in pisces and fly off into the bike thiefs eye head anywhere lmao
@@Maykay1312 Commas lmao. Please lmao. Use them lmao. lmao lmao lmao
I love the setup! Polycarbonate screen for protection and the bolt cutters welded to the table.
More info would have been nice. How many pounds of pressure was applied. How your set was your set up.
I echo your thoughts, meaningless without context and information.
Yep...like is that amount of pressure from the chain ratchet mechanism even a feasible amount of strength a human being could apply? Doubtful.
I wish we could see this using a thermal imaging camera!
Another thing to note is that this bolt cutter has grooves in it from cutting other things. A new one might slip off due to the hexagon links
That bolt cutter looks more expensive than my bike. And now it's ruined. Well done!
Thanks for showing me this is a very very good lock. And can barely be broken with enough time in a laboratory. I really doubt in the street anyone will be able to break this when it's locked too a bike white 3 ft off the ground.
You should have showed the time it took to set it up
you need to measure the load it took for your tests.
Wow, i feel much better about this chain. Unless you are heman you will not break this chain by any conventional fashion.
Those were some excessively large bolt cutters while using a crank??? I would like to see that in action out in the wild..
Well at least I don't have to worry anymore about someone cutting my chain if it takes a machine shop to cut it
Can you do all these chain and lock tests over again with a hydraulic rebar cutter.
I just love the practical tests you do Wayne! By using that ratchet strap to tighten the bolt cutters, im guessing that it was more powerful than doing it by hand? I dont think a common theif would walk around with that gear and I think Kyrptonite gear is quality stuff. Cheers
Yes it's not bad
Don'z Lockz
It just cracked in its place and still intact. No way the link is going to come off, unless you do the same bolt cutter session again near somewhere.
Don'z Lockz
I agree!!!
l think the strap was just to hold the chain puller in place that pulled on the cutter handles
The mad professor !! Would it survive a disc cutter?
What is that tool, a bolt cutter with a ratchet attached to it? Is that fabbed or an actual product
I can't see your bolt cutter; I heard to like ratcheting on the other end. But the chain was still intact.
I'll be picking up one of their 5ft chains for my ebike. Might end up connecting two of them together for use with my bike trailer.
I wonder how many cloned products there are between Schlage & Kryptonite? I picked up a great 13mm Noose Chain by Schlage and guess what! Low and behold it IS the Kryponite "New York Noose" yes they are one and the same, the Schlage Noose being well under half the price of the Kryptonite.
You are correct. I bought the Schlage Noose chain. The box from China identified ALLEGION (parent company of both Kryptonite and Schlage) on the product. I also have the PEWEG 1/2" chain with a Viro shutter lock. Sold Secure GOLD rated Kryptonite New York Noose uses this chain he tested.
what is some good grade chain that's hard to cut or break that's not very expensive, need some for my motorcycle
Brandon Keen well if you are looking for good and cheap, you need to look for sales. wayne sells a upgraded Stanley 24/7 lock and pewag chain combo for about $200 i think and thats a pretty decent deal on an excellent bit of security. for about the same price though you can get the kryptonite 14mm and new york mini u lock (its really a pad lock in a small u lock form factor) and the bully ulock which has a built in alarm with pager function. thats a prettt solid set up. the ulock isnt a kryptonite by any means but it has an alarm and pager function that functions up to 2000' ft so it says. its pretty sensitive and its loud and the pager does work pretty well. thats abput $250 all told with shiping and all. i saw a video where someome wailed on the u lock with a large sledge and it took 5 good whacks to open it. that was in ad hoc conditions though, not the way someone wants to do it if they are trying tp steal a bike for resale. the 14 mm chain wayne has tested in another video and it passed. that additional 1mm really makes a difference. no thief has a 36 or 42 inch set of cutters to use with ratchet straps in an ideal situation like wayne has set up here. combine that with the alarm lock and you've got a solid bit of kit in those three pieces. the pewag and Stanley lock is probably better, but only by a little compared to the price. id say that if you got the Stanley lock and pewag chain, and the bully lock, you'd be safe from almost all bolt cutter situations and many grinder situations due to the alarm and pager. over that, you need a tracker in case someone brings a grinder.
if you want cheaper than that, look on the used market. just rememeber that the chain is only as good as the lock. if it can be cut or easily bypassed or picked, then the chain might as well not be there. dont spend money on a decent chain and use something like a master lock or brinks lock to secure it. i have about $2000 into my ride and $200 of it is security. there is no chain from a hardware store that will keep a thief out. they simply use bolt cutters to cut that chain, which means it only takes bolt cutters to cut it. you might be able to get some good large link anchor chain from a marine shop on sale but take the lock with you to make sure it will fit the chain.
other names to look for is security maxx and peerless. they make decent chain and lock combos. also get a small canvass tool bag to hold the chain in, chain is heavy and it swings around, it can remove paint and dent a bike pretty easy. remeber to get nylon sleeve to cover it too. sometimes you have to purchase that separately. good luck.
metamorphicorder thanks
Ridgid 42" Heavy Duty bolt cutter costs $184.32 at Home Depot now. If I was a thief which I am not, I would hate to damage the blade on a real expensive bolt cutter for a bike that probably costs less than this expensive bolt cutter. This test is welded down and using a ratchet mechanism. I highly doubt a 300 pound World's Strongest Man competitor can break this chain on a bicycle with a 42" bolt cutter & no ratchet mechanism. I don't have this chain but I have the Krytponite NY Noose (12mm chain) and I feel pretty confident. A smart bicycle thief would just pass on this chain and lock and go find a much easier target around. Even using an angle grinder with a cutting wheel on a chain this thick is dangerous and could definitely snap the cutting wheel on a chain link that can move.
A smart bicycle thief would just bring a pair of $5-10 vise grips, and any battery power grinder. That chain would be cut in under 2 min. (Both locations).
As long as you don’t have an expensive bike, you’re probably fine with something like this chain. However if your bike is $1000+ it doesn’t matter, a good thief will have this chain off quick, so make sure u park your bike somewhere there’s either lots of people, lots of cameras, or lots of more expensive bikes.
@@BigBear-- I use a kryotonite ny standard u-lock or kryptonite ny noose chain lock (9 out of 10 security ratings for both) for my expensive bikes $700-900 but I ride in a low theft crime neighborhood. I lock my bike in front of the gym's window. The thief would have to be insane and so brazen to attemp to steal my bike. Probably camera there too. Majority of the time I ride my cheaper hybrid bike.. I would never ride any expensive bikes in high theft cities because a crackhead thief would be that brazen. Less than 0.01% of bike thieves use angle grinders. They are very loud (+100db) and lots of sparks grab attention too. Too much risk in getting noticed and caught. If I was a bike thief, I would just use the biggest bolt cutter that I can comfortably carry as it can do the job. It is pretty quick, quiet and no sparks flying. If someone has thick nice u-lock or chain, on to the next victim. Most locked bikes are using garbage chains and locks.
Since most bike thieves are not going to carry around 42" bolt cutters welded to a table, with a press I am going to say its a pretty solid street lock.
How big are this cutters? + have u seen the krenn 49 inch monster bolt cutters ?
Are you able to cut the 15mm Kryptonite chain?
If he can't cut the thin one...?
@@noahway13 Thats a different shaped chain. The 15mm is not flat edged.
How about Hiplok Gold 10mm chain? Any reviews on UA-cam? Is it bolt cutter proof
So, if you can't break it under your own force how did it fail? Because most theives arent using a loud arse wrench, or some welded strengthened jig set up specifically for chains. If you tip all the odds in favour of the outcome you're hoping to achieve then its hardly a fair test is it?
so in the 'real world' if you keep the chain off the ground so shit bags can't get leverage it's looking good?
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Did a spark come outta that shit
That was so awesome... I flinched when it finally cracked... I swore the bolt cutter was going to give out first... I just bought the Fahgettaboudit chain and lock...
Can you tell me how's the experience of using it ?
Did you use a 10,000 pound jack?
Lol, let's do a real life scenario next time. Thieves are going to have a workbench with giant bolt cutters welded to the bench and a come-along ratchet to cut the lock 😄
What about the chemicals?
got a 12mm chain with a 65mm guard brand padlock that i think has a 9mm, perhaps 10mm shackle. anyone know if that's a good combo?
I was wondering if it would be possible to break this with a standard bolt cutter that some random thug would be carrying. It's nice to see that they would likely need an angle grinder (practically speaking). That or something like a hydrolic bolt cutter. (those are pretty small and can cut some crazy shit.)
I definitely feel better about my purchase in conjunction with the bike alarm I bought. I feel like my scooter is going to be more of a hassle than it would be worth to most thief's.
Try small set of hydraulic cutters
The amount of force it would take to break one of these makes it impossible for someone to just run up and run off
Thieves are starting to use portable angle grinders, battery powered. No lock in this world can resist those tools.
@newhuskytwenty but some locks hold. Hiplok d1000
Nor using bolt cutters BY HAND
YOU ARE USING MECHANICAL
RATCHETING THAT INCREASES
MAXIMUM PRESURE
Good thing not every thief has a bolt cutter set up like that i have a chain just like that and thought i was safe.
Is the kryptonite 1515 mean 15mm chain?
So basically get the angle grinder or fahgettaboudit, because no human has this kind of strength for bolt cutters.
And how heavy is it?
I seriously doubt that a bike thief would be carrying those around
My concern was about how much that thing weighs?
Can someone out there tell me where to buy a chain exactly like that one? Thank you
amazon has it
This was interesting and obviously totally unrealistic. What's the point?
Agreed, in the real word what bike thief would try this. Lot of logistics required to pull off. 1 over sized bolt cutter required then must weld bolt cutter to ground, then rig chain with some make shift wench. Just setting up such logistics alone time consuming. Need I say bike thief like car thief wants to get in and out in no more than a minute max. This guy is a total imposter. I think the lockpickinglawyer videos are more real world scenarios😃.
The point is to show you what is needed to break that chain. Therefore, you can be confident in knowing that no bike thief will have the capability to do something like this on the street.
Is it possible to resharpen the bolt cutters?
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There are small portable hydraulic bolt cutters that apply much more pressure than this complex work shop mechanical advantage effort, all-be-it not as dramatic. They are silent, easily concealed and quick except for the POP…
So basically a human using the bolt cutters would not be able to cut the chain.
Seems like that would be a lot of work for a bike thief to carry all the equipment you have to some light post on some corner of some city. But then maybe he could load it all into a pick-up box, unload it next to the bike and then crack the chain, load up his equipment, and then finally load up his newly stolen bicycle.
Nice one Wayne. I get what you've done but how easy is it too bust the lock mechanism on the Kriptonites.
Everyone goes straight for the chain on UA-cam, I get it.
But if you're releasing something you would go for the weak link.
I want to find out how strong the plastic key tumbler mechanism is?
Cheers.
Nice...could you test some bike U locks???
I have one of these chains. I don't think that I'm worried as I can't see the lock bike thieves carrying around a work bench with a massive pair of bolt cutters welded to it just to pinch a bike.
They would rather use an angle grinder. it’s way faster and easier but on the down side makes a lot of noise. Many thieves these days don’t use tools they use weapons and threats to get what they desire. when you’ve 3-4 armed men threatening you for your pride and joy it’s time to give them the keys as it’s not worth it.
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In practical terms, the person couldn’t cut the chain with sheer arm strength & a bolt cutter.
It makes me feel very confident my chain is solid.
Nobody on earth would be strong enough to cut that chain with bolt cutters by hand... nobody.
people misunderstand the point of this test, this test gives a worse case scenario, massive guy, hydraulic croppers etc. if it can be done in this test, it is bolt croppable. doesn't mean, it means bolt croppable
Well i am happy that i got this lock 2 for my bike
Leave it to the tool makers to invent battery powered grinders. The thief’s best friend. It’s super loud tho so it’s not as discrete.
J’aimerais comprendre l’interêt de tester la résistance de la tête,de la pince, avec une utilisation complètement inadapté.
Not a likely thieves companion the ratchet strap lol u could steal a car quicker
A thief will carry small bolt cutters that will conceal in a backpack or similar. This isn't really a good test to see if your bike will be stolen..
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Sure looked to me like the chips in his cutter blades was significantly worse after this test.
This has nothing to do with a real-world situation AT ALL.
Yeah, no one is taking a floor model hydraulic jack to their next bike theft. You'd never cut that chain with even a 6 ft hand cutter! (Much less a 3 ft cutter)
Well it only took 899,999 pounds of pressure to crack it once. I'd say it's pretty safe to use when my eyes are off of my bike for 2 minutes. I don't even like to leave my bike alone for 2 minutes, even with multiple locks on it :D
I needed to use a power tool to cut mine after I lost the keys. Totally boltcutter proof
dudes starting a plane engine to cut a lock i consider that safe
That's a industrial bolt cutter no shit it cuts, although no street cutters will be able to break that.
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Okay but even if he didn't use ratcheting bolt cutters a handheld power tool can still cut through this lock in less than a minute
I’m not so sure. If you attack it with a battery-powered unit and a 5” cutting disk, I’m thinking you may either run out of disks or battery before you make two complete cuts in the link. If the grinder really goes after it, then you are spraying shards of hardened steel all over the place, which constitute a health hazard to the thief, depending on the quality of his face guard, gloves, and any other exposed skin.
You're not going to get far trying THAT in the High Street! What about power tools like a grinder?
Im gonna buy that one!
No thief will have a set up like that .
Your not gonna cut it by hand .
An angle grinder will take 10plus minutes and be loud.
Fort9 does a more practical test on the chain
kryptonite doesn't make 13 mm chains, i see 12 mm and 14 mm
So that's like nearly minute to break. Which means whoever tries to cut it with regular bolt cutters is going to need to hit the gym and and get ripped because you need inhuman strength to get the cutter to cut without hurting yourself in the process. Not worth it my guy. Walk away and be a nice person.
Has anyone heard of a cordless grinder....WAKE UP!
@0:57- 1:35 WTF is going on??
So yeah, this is a bad ass bike lock. I’m obviously not locking my bike in a metal shop...
mate, you evidently using too low security for that cutting....:L
try heavy pyrotechnic suit instead.
You have to admit the test is not fair. The thief cannot crank out the same power as that , whatever your cranking. And he would have a lot explaining to do if caught with the tools your using.
Grayman423 no the thief would just crank out a battery powered saw blade and be done in 30-60 seconds
La única manera de cortar esa cadena es con una cizalla de 42 milímetros, y con presión hidraulica, nadie carga una cizalla en su maleta y menos tiene una persona esa fuerza en las manos
You get to CUTS it TWICE
Not sure the point? That a machine bolt cutter can cut a link? Ok
This is silly. What thief is going to approach a bicycle on the street with all of the gear used in this video?
Congratulations you half ruined your expensive chain with your contraption that no bike thief would carry in public
Even with a cut hold together, I dont thing a dude with a hand bolt cutter can do it even with all his body weight.
You would never be able to grab this chain this way if it was locked.... Not a realistic test at all.
If you would've grabbed it sideways, you either would be cutting them at the end of the jaw where you have less leverage or both sides of the link at once.
but thief this days dont use boltcutters anymore i heard they have a new motto they said "IF YOU CANT TAKE IT BLOW IT" :(
We got a failure? 😂😂😂 yeah like people are going to carry that kind of tool around lol and then u need to do another cut 😂😂😂 so yeah il carry on using mine lol
I don't think you can cut that chain in the real world.....under controlled conditions yes.....but on the street no
So basically if someone wanted to steal a bike, they would need much more than a hand held bolt cutters to break thru this.....???
If so, im impressed. because if they need the equipment you have in this video, it would made so much noise, the owner would come out with a glock and kill someone.....LOL
NYC, is notorious for bike thefts and yes that includes motorcycles.
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What exactly does this prove? I'd like a good bike chain lock. Looks like this one takes some kind of hydraulic force to break the chain, but he did not try to spread it open to separate it from the next link.... One can destroy anything given the right tools, time and facility. What I'd like to know is if a bicycle thief could do this in the street in a short time *and* actually take the bike, not just shear one link... Pretty useless review of the chain for its intended purpose.
I'd argue that it's a very useful review because it shows just how hard the product is to destroy
@@Daniel-ie3mt Well, you have a point. But it's not a review pro or con for real life efficacy of the product for its intended use. I'd like to see a real life demo of what a real bike thief could or would likely do to disable this chain/lock and steal a bike.
Unfortunately, for someone who knows what they are doing, it takes about 60 seconds to pick the lock. So, there is that. ua-cam.com/video/SpVOTEOMRuE/v-deo.html
This guy is a goofball
So, you were able to prove you can ruin bolt-cutters.... good for you......
Strong cutter, but you bike thief doesn't sneak around with one strap to on his back.