Feel free to share any feedback you have on my review procedure (I'll use it to improve future content). Thanks for watching! Here are links to both products featured in the review if you'd like to learn more [Amazon Affiliate Links]: - Seatylock Viking Silver - bit.ly/3oXddz8 - ABUS 8900 - geni.us/vVgBqn
Can you please test Texlock orbit and Litelok Core Plus and Go Flexi U? I am in the market for a bike lock for my new bike. These products aren't available on Amazon for me to read their reviews either.
Can you cut chain link with angle grinder, but with more realistic scenario, holding chain link with hand or with something that thief would use? As a bonus chain link cut.
As explained in the video, I cut using a vice to gather data that’s comparable between the locks. For future tests I may consider adding a cutting scenario that’s closer to a real life example, however grinders should always be used with two hands as they can jump if caught, causing serious injury, so I’d have to find a way to do this safely as I won’t display or promote poor safety standards on this channel. Thanks for watching and for your comment, much appreciated!
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Feel free to share any feedback you have on my review procedure (I'll use it to improve future content). Thanks for watching!
Here are links to both products featured in the review if you'd like to learn more [Amazon Affiliate Links]:
- Seatylock Viking Silver - bit.ly/3oXddz8
- ABUS 8900 - geni.us/vVgBqn
Can you please test Texlock orbit and Litelok Core Plus and Go Flexi U? I am in the market for a bike lock for my new bike. These products aren't available on Amazon for me to read their reviews either.
@@PratikDalvi_01 Sure, they're on the to-do list! I'm happy to help recommend a suitable lock. What bike do you ride, and how valuable is it to you?
Can you cut chain link with angle grinder, but with more realistic scenario, holding chain link with hand or with something that thief would use? As a bonus chain link cut.
As explained in the video, I cut using a vice to gather data that’s comparable between the locks.
For future tests I may consider adding a cutting scenario that’s closer to a real life example, however grinders should always be used with two hands as they can jump if caught, causing serious injury, so I’d have to find a way to do this safely as I won’t display or promote poor safety standards on this channel.
Thanks for watching and for your comment, much appreciated!
@@bikelockwikiI commend you for staying safe and not kowtowing to every armchair critic on UA-cam
Do you guys have any videos for general bike lock tips? I checked your youtube channel with no luck but I might have missed it.
Check some of my shorts :)