Can I attach a safety chain to this?
1195143
Yes, the cap comes pre-drilled and tapped (screw included) to which a safety chain can easily be attached.
1195144
I don't have one in front of me, but I think you could.You'd need a self tapping stainless screw, and you'd have to drill a pilot hole, which might be the most difficult part, as stainless is very tough to drill.
952848
Yes. If the cable is not long enough with the rope attached you can always use the extra chain for some more length.
573961
As long as you attach it to a strong beam. And maybe get a different bolt to hold the chain
216463
This one came with the chains. You might find another without them. Search around on amazon.
995205
You should be able to as long as it has the horizontal bar that goes along the back end of the bike to the back wheel. It attaches anywhere along that bar.
2077240
Im not sure, I think you can buy different attachments that wrap around the frame of the bike.
18228
I used the existing long chain but had to shorten it by removing one link. The kit comes with the short chain and that works fine. You'll love it.
57511
No. Not without heavy modifications that would affect safety. I wouldn't advise this (I own 2 of these).
847044
Yes. You can just hook the chain where you want it hooked. The rest of the chain will hang down. We just took the extra chain and hooked it up on the top of the swingset. It's too thick to cut with wire cutters.
550688
Yes no problem. Just be sure and install two tie downs pulling the bike forward into the chock.
958791
No. This is a better style of chain that requires a rivet to be hammered into the connecting links.
1433264
I think that if you remove the cotter pin, you could string a wire through it. It is probably too small a hole for a chain. And it does weigh almost 7 pounds empty.
835288
I suppose you could, but have not tried. You would need to rig something. There is not a built in place to attach one.
2019850
Yes, but you will need a rope or chain around the limb to connect the S hook to.
2153838
Not really. But I guess you could anchor a chain to the ceiling of the carport and then lock the chain to the bike frame.
445701
Yes. Just snap open a chain link and then close again using pliers. I actually used existing chain and wire.
1242534
Longer chain to attach under the cover to the bike would be the only way . Otherwise you would harm the cover.