Is there a way to secure/lock my bike to prevent theft while using this item
1026372
You can lock the wheels to the frame before putting the bike inside the bag. You could then wrap a lock tightly around the frame.However, you cannot lock directly into the frame or wheels once the bike is inside the bag. The bag has no holes, as its purpose is to keep dust/moisture out.You could make holes yourself but I think you would then run into the danger of tearing through the bag. I wouldn't recommend this approach.This bag works for me since I live in an apartment and leave my bike in the balcony. I don't have a need for locks.
1026373
The only way to secure the bike while using the cover would be to puncture the cover and run your chain lock through which would violate the moisture proof integrity of the cover. The cover itself is a strong well made item which is keeping my bike dry while stored on my balcony.
1026374
Only by locking the wheel position. A chain or lock can not be passed through the bag.
413263
No, it doesn't lock...neither to the rack or to keep it closed. It has plastic clips for both purposes but neither is defense against theft. You'd have to remove it when you leave bike and that damages the clips over time (mine broke after about 5 months of near daily use). Still not bad for 20 bucks
1069495
I think just the seat. To steal anything else the thief would need to cut things. But if he has cutting tools then your bike is pretty much stolen anyway.
1680377
No way to lock. May have to secure from the front with strap or something to the wall it is mounted on n
1992911
There's a lock washer on the inside at the bottom that secures the box to the mounting bracket. Theoretically, you'd probably have to break some portion of it to get it off the bike without opening it.
194265
Not really. I run a cable lock around the right axle of the rear wheel (inside the chain guard). It would be time-consuming for a thief to unbolt the rear wheel and remove the chain. Of course, they could just cut the cable lock regardless, but then the value of the scooter is significantly less than that of a good bicycle.
491003
I have a small Master lock I bought at Home Depot to lock it shut at the zippers. I have my three bikes chained together inside. You'd literally have to tear it up from the ground and carry all three bikes at once or come prepared with cutting tools. There is also an opening through the back if you wanted to chain the bikes to a fence or pole behind the unit.
491001
Theft is not a huge concern in our area. It can be locked and we have it secured to the ground and against our block wall in the backyard but more for the elements. It is a very heavy duty tent and would require some serious maneuvering and cutting. We have three bikes and yard tools in it.
672350
Yes, there is a lock to secure the rack to your trailer hitch, and two locks that are integrated into the support arms to secure your bikes. I don't believe these are case hardened, but they serve as a good deterrent to the less sophisticated thief.
560769
Anyone can steal it if they tried. Just use extra lock tight and make sure it's very snug. You may have the wrong bolt.
1867475
Unfortunately there are no security locks on this rack to prevent your bikes from being stolen. Only fasteners to hold them in place.
1055650
It uses torx bolts, so it is not a very common tool, but if someone has one, sure it can be easily stolen. By the way, mine broke using a thule 591 bike rack. not recommended for using with other stuff that attaches tightly around these bars...
1124382
You could probably put some basic locking hardware on it, but not anything like a deadbolt. At a minimum, you could run a large combination or bike lock through the handles.
233011
Yes you can lock it out while riding but it is a lot easier to do it when youre off the bike.
413262
It has no lock on it. It clips on to your bike's rear rack. But it is quite difficult to remove once on the clips are stiff, and you could run a cable through the handle to prevent theft.
1824030
It is not really lockable. If you run a cable lock through the bike frames and the spare tire, the bikes would be secure--only if the spare is already secure.
1119665
No, there are no locks. You would have to use your own bike lock to keep it from "wandering off" while you were away from your vehicle.