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- abus combiflex | CycleChat Cycling Forum
Last week went on a club ride out and on the first coffee stop decided to lock bike up outside cafe and thought I would use my abus combiflex lock now I know there not that great but could keep my eye on bike from inside the only problem is as I don't use locks that much I have forgotten how to use it and I can't find packaging anywhere at Home
- ABUS lock sticking; advice please | CycleChat Cycling Forum
Anyone have this problem It took me 10 mins of fiddling around to open my ABUS steel-o-flex lock Almost gave up and went home for a tin of WD40 and then it suddenly opened Its happened once before Lock doesn't see much use and spends most of its life in cold but dry garage so its hard to see that I'm treating it rough
- Abus Combiflex 202 - CycleChat Cycling Forum
Sorry for the daft question but does anybody know how to reset the combination on these locks? Ive just bought one and can't get it to set at all - I believe the set up combo is 0000 but i can't follow the v basic instructions from here to get it to set to my combination Really appreciate any help
- How to remove ABUS lock bracket (TekFX) - CycleChat Cycling Forum
iirc under the end cap is an allen socketed ratchet You undo it to release the tension on the strap I did have a similar Abus one where you pushed the whole cylinder upwards so the ratchets disengaged and off it came Edit: If you click on the video link on the web page you've given it shows the fitting process Removal could simply be the
- Replacement key - CycleChat Cycling Forum
The lock on mine is the same type of key as on my Abus D lock, so not complete rubbish although no doubt far from unpickable Chargers are widely available As a former copper, you will know that most thieves are not sophisticated and will rarely be prepared to spend any money on what they have stolen
- Locking a Brompton - CycleChat Cycling Forum
Examine the shed to figure out how the bike will need to be secured Not only the lock needs to be secure but also any rack or post to which you will be attaching the bike Go for top of the line Abus locks Most likely a folding lock will be the most suitable, specifically Bordo Granit XPlus 6500
- Brompton Locks - CycleChat Cycling Forum
ABUS Bordo Combo Lite 6150 85 Folding Lock Which seems to tick most of the boxes, OK it's not that secure, in that a decent pair of bolt cutters will get through it in about 15 seconds, but then again that is true of most locks
- Bike locks for touring - CycleChat Cycling Forum
Good advice -as always - so I'll give the "Abus Bordo Lite" a look All I am wanting is something light which will deter (hopefully) the casual thief I ride about 8,000 miles a year where I live and have never felt the need for a lock nor experienced any negative reaction when leaving my bike outside a shop, but reading these files on this and
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