ZT added a lock bar insert in addition to it being a frame lock. Are these the newer versions with the insert?
1949959
Yes. At least mine is! Besides, it weighs about 20 grams than the previous version because of the canceling of cut-outs.
1949960
There is a lock bar stabilizer at the mid-point of the bar to prevent you from bending the bar out too much.
1949961
My knife does NOT have the lock bar insert that the newest knives apparently have, and don't need.
1395122
Yes. The clamping mechanism, which mimics the quick release skewers on your front wheel, locks to the frame.
1720546
I don't know the models of your cameras but yes, the insert is removable/ adjustable.
2124792
It's not recommended but I use one on each side. There is a bracket that is placed on the side of the frame and you slide the holder into the bracket to lock it in place. Works great for me.
622382
Yes, lockable on the left and right handlebar grips. I love mine, It's worth every penny.
194267
I use my "U" lock from my bicycle to lock it around that angled bar just behind the front wheel. I lock it up at places where I won't be very long like the store. Don't think I'd lock it someplace for longer if I couldn't keep a periodic eye on it.
226637
Hi there, if the lock is already unlocked, the key is not required to operate the release lever for the frame hook. Thanks!
1935858
Yes, longer gives more choices of positions to lock up, but remember to always find a position to use up all the room within the u lock. I had a previously owned a shorter one which did not have attachment to store lock on bike. Having said that, the unsealed part on the U lock will chip paint on the bike frame plus I find the the attachment is difficult to secure to bike. Overall I am satisfied with the product, just needed to be careful.
2184451
Same here....Joovy sent us a replacement, and it fits worse (this one gets stuck in the frame, so my wife can't remove an empty carseat, let alone filled with an infant), than the one we received for our baby shower. Doesn't matter which of our two KeyFit 30's are in the rear position, the rear most bracket won't snap into place and lock per the manual. The black bracket that clicks is plastic, and hangs off the frame, so it likely prone to misalignment. Too bad, as the front position is secure and easy to use. If only the rear position was as secure.
150237
Hi,Most new chains are designed with master locks (links). It is easy to install in this way without any tool but you need to remove old chain. You have two ways to do it: 1) Just cut it out; and 2) remove old chain using Topeak Super Bicycle Chain Tool ($14.00)or similar one. You can find out how to use it thru Youtube videos. Best,
1430597
Hi! There are a few design changes, most notably in the locking mechanism and the cradles where the bikes are mounted to. The locking mechanism has been improved to further deter theft and continue to make this one of the easiest and versatile carriers on the market. Thanks!
1043622
I ordered this knife from Amazon and received the one with the lock bar insert.
1064037
Mine is similar to the 2nd image with the bike. The design has obviously changed over the years since I bought mine because the one in the first picture has the black device which has to be pulled to release holder from the rack. Mine did not. Any design with the releasable pull is better because it is more apt to not be knocked off of the rail when you are either picking up or rehanging your bike on the rail.
1497761
This is only a replacement for the original type of lock....(to prevent the cam from rotating the horizontal locking bars on the inside) This could not be used for anything else....
1852011
Not according a a review at cnet.com: "The classic pin and tumbler lock was patented by company founder Linus Yale, Jr. in 1861, and sure enough, that's the kind of lock you'll find in their touchscreen deadbolt. This means that the Yale doesn't offer any special protection against picking or bumping, the same as almost all standard, residential-grade pin and tumbler locks." (http://www.cnet.com/products/yale-real-living-touchscreen-z-wave-deadbolt/2/)
1189851
Yes, it's a seat post lock that replaces the quick release lever and cuff. It locks the post to the bike frame but not the saddle to the post.
2128478
Not sure Eric, I never used the lock portion- the cover has been fantastic though. By looking at the cover the lock cable goes through the metal rings on the cover base .