Can you lock a scooter with these? And how would you do it if there is no pole to attach it to?
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The chain is long enough to lock the front or rear wheel to a pole, but that is about it. It might be a slight deterrant just to have the lock on the wheel, but it wouldn't keep someone from loading your scooter on a truck if it is light enough for a couple of people to lift.
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Yes, you should be able to. I've seen many scooters with this lock around one of the wheels.
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You can just pass it through the spokes of the wheel but I would recommend always chaining it to something stationary. This works well for that but it is a little shorter than I would have liked. But that also means it's not as heavy
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It is fairly long so it should. Measure a piece of rope or string to the same length as this and try. I'm not a scooter rider but my brother would lock his front wheel to the frame of his motorcycle. I suppose you could do the same. However, a scooter is much lighter and could possibly be lifted, put in a truck, and stolen (could be done to a motorcycle too I suppose).I see scooters locked to bike racks on campus all the time. Surely you could find something to lock it too - parking meter, street sign, stair case...
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I know nothing of your scooter (make, model, year) or really scooters in general. But if you have bar ends. You need to pop those off. Weather they come off with force or a hex type screw. If you don't have a already pre drilled from the factory you are s.o.l. If you can be more specific about your type of scooter. That would make it easier to answer your question.
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Yes but they will not lock in place. If you want them to lock you can only use two.
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You disconnect both worm-drive clamps so they are open and wrap around the pole. May take two people to mount. I did it alone bit not without losing some religion!
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You may be able to use a small lock instead of the pin for the bolt in the hitch. The only way you could lock the bikes would be to use a cable lock wrapped through them.
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This is a bit tricky. It is not so much the center post but the arm that swings down to secure the chair/scooter as the hoist raises. As this arm will get quite tight against the seat of the chair/scooter, you need to be careful to leave some slack in the cover or you will tear it It takes a little trial and error, but after a couple of tries you can see how loose to leave the cover so the arm can tighten against the chair/scooter without harming the cover.
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You could but you will be taking a chance if pulled over and the scooter is not registered they can confiscate it from you & slap you with a ticket.
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you unlock the pole by twisting the locking mechanism, extend and then twist again to lock
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You just have to put the handle in the scooter base. Just locks in with a click, really easy.
1000643
You can put a small lock & lock them. Once the knobs are put through the holes they turn so they don't fly open & the velcro works really well...so if you forget to turn the knobs they still won't fly open.
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suction cups @ the small plastic piece thats mounted to windshield and just slide the unit off and lock it up
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I thought I could use it that way when I purchased? But doing it alone is pretty tough. They cannot be attached to the van or fixed to the ground so they tend to move around and become a hazard. I would not recommend them for that purpose.
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Yes. There is a key that must be inserted and turned. Also there is no free wheel option on the Mobie so it is hard to just drag it when it is open. The free wheel option on other scooters is a lever that engages or disengages the motor from the wheels. This allows someone to push or otherwise to move the scooter without the motor on. So the Mobie is somewhat safer that way. You would have to lift it or fold it up to steal it. Bill Keene 954-421-3169 Boca Home Medical Solutions
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Let's see if I can be a bit more helpful for you and perhaps the other scooter users. The scooter does have a locking break. There is a small spring loaded button on the hand break housing which you can engage when you set the break and push the button in. This will "set" the break so that you can be hands free on your scooter to get something out of your cupboard or something else without the scooter flying out from under you. If the break is not holding well enough, you can adjust the cable for a tighter fit. So, for all who have said no - check it out, you may have a feature you are not aware of!Good luck!Randy Let's see if I can be a bit more helpful for you and perhaps the other scooter users. The scooter does have a locking break. There is a small spring loaded button on the hand break housing which you can engage when you set the break and push the button in. This will "set" the break so that you can be hands free on your scooter to get something out of your cupboard or something else without the scooter flying out from under you. If the break is not holding well enough, you can adjust the cable for a tighter fit. So, for all who have said no - check it out, you may have... » Read More Let's see if I can be a bit more helpful for you and perhaps the other scooter users. The scooter does have a locking break. There is a small spring loaded button on the hand break housing which you can engage when you set the break and push the button in. This will "set" the break so that you can be hands free on your scooter to get something out of your cupboard or something else without the scooter flying out from under you. If the break is not holding well enough, you can adjust the cable for a tighter fit. So, for all who have said no - check it out, you may have a feature you are not aware of!Good luck!Randy « Show Less
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If you have a 1" square hitch sleeve on the back, of your scooter, to attach it to, yes. It works like a trailer hitch. you just plug it in and using a pin usually already in the sleeve, secure it, then go. Its easy to set up. You first pull the cap off the sleeve on your scooter and unscrew the pin in the sleeve, (if you have one.) Then slide the hitch bar, welded on the bottom of the basket, into the sleeve, aline the hole and pin and screw the pin back in. When you don't need it you just take it off like you would remove any other 1" square trailer hitch, by unscrewing the pin and removeing the bascet from the hitch sleeve. It takes about 20 seconds to unscrew and attach, the basket. I love mine. I use it mostly wheen fishing. It makes a great pole and tackle carrier, then assists in carting off the fish I catch. Have fun with yours.
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I just used a regular pole clamp, they are only a couple of dollars if you don't have one already.
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No they dont 'lock' but they also dont move. They are thick rubber attachments that just slide onto the metal frame. I have never had one fall off, its a very secure fit. Its plastic so that the tip of the attachment doesn't scratch the bike.