How thick is the u-lock itself & the cabling?
269634
Not very thick - I typically have no problem getting around bike racks or street signs.
1112843
One time, my child lost the key to her bike lock and I needed to take a hacksaw to school to cut the lock cable. That cable was 5/16" thick and it took me about 20 minutes to hacksaw through it. This cable is more like 3/16" thick so I would guess that you could hacksaw through it in about 10 minutes. The cable is stainless-steel stranded cable similar to what is used to hold up the mast on a small sailboat. A pair of cable-cutters would probably make short work of it.As a deterrent, it will be good against snatch-and-grab opportunistic thieves. It won't help much against a determined thief with tools. Your better course of action in that case is to have locking hard luggage that keeps your valuables out of sight. One time, my child lost the key to her bike lock and I needed to take a hacksaw to school to cut the lock cable. That cable was 5/16" thick and it took me about 20 minutes to hacksaw through it. This cable is more like 3/16" thick so I would guess that you could hacksaw through it in about 10 minutes. The cable is stainless-steel stranded cable similar to what is used to hold up the mast on a small sailboat. A pair of cable-cutters would probably make short work of it.As a deterrent, it will be good against snatch-and-grab opportunistic thieves. It won't help much... » Read More One time, my child lost the key to her bike lock and I needed to take a hacksaw to school to cut the lock cable. That cable was 5/16" thick and it took me about 20 minutes to hacksaw through it. This cable is more like 3/16" thick so I would guess that you could hacksaw through it in about 10 minutes. The cable is stainless-steel stranded cable similar to what is used to hold up the mast on a small sailboat. A pair of cable-cutters would probably make short work of it.As a deterrent, it will be good against snatch-and-grab opportunistic thieves. It won't help much against a determined thief with tools. Your better course of action in that case is to have locking hard luggage that keeps your valuables out of sight. « Show Less
1462964
I had to use master locks, small ones with the larger extended metal piece on top. They are still a tight fit. Might be your best bet to go with a cable lock of some kind.
646531
Like the responses you have received from others, I cannot tell you the thickness or gauge, but it is strong and sturdy. Mine is still going strong.
285877
It's around 3/16" thick - I have been very happy with mine, quite stable and mounted on a solid wood door for well over a year.
194711
Approximately an inch thick, about 3 to 5 cm. It looks far better than hanging wires.
167535
No I would say an inch or thicker. I was surprised how good the quality was when I recieved it. Gives a good connection and strong clear picture
593058
It doesn't seem thin at all to me. It's the same thickness as the rest of my cords. It works great though. Never had a problem from it. Needed it to run further through the house so this cable was perfect!
2086346
This cable is quite thick, and it is therefore a bit more rigid and less flexible than regular CAT6 cable. That is to be expected, though, with the harder, stronger outer jacket. I've used it, though, both indoors and outdoors and haven't had any real issues. But, if you need to route it snugly around corners that are 90 degrees or less, it would take a bit of effort and might not be as as snug as ordinary, indoor CAT6 cable.
122757
It's about 1/2 - 3/4" thick. Easily bendable. I love it. Hung a furniture rug from it for sound proofing a corner audio set up.
66548
Ok; answering my own question but posting as a response to another... 3/8" thick.
1051025
The actual lock measures 5 inches long, by 2 1/2 inches wide by 1 inch. The cable extends 3 feet. Hope that helps.
472229
the male end is the same as the cable-12mm; the female end is approx twice the cable thickness or 25mm ( approx 1.0 inch) across the face. visit trimaxlocks.com- either end can be looped back around to complete the locking system.
429379
We run a 3/8" thick bike cable lock thru the handle and both legs and lock that to our rig chassis. While not the greatest solution it gives us enough security to leave for a hike etc. We do not leave it out after sun-set.
1073244
Onguard sells both the U-Lock and the Cable lock. This specific product is the solid U-Lock.
1198148
I don't know and the lock is not close to me but it is not overly large. It's probaky about .75 in thick and about 2.75" in diameter
2077212
Approximately 2x 2x 3/8ths of an inch thick. Should fit in even the tiniest of lock boxes. awesome little unit