Those quick access are good but I'm just concern about the security of it. I live here in LA where a lot sneaky thief. Is there a lock of something?
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There are no locks. Only one compartment uses two zippers for the enclosure, which you could use a cable tie to secure. However the remaining compartments use only one zipper for the enclosure and these can not be secured.
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No, there is no lock that comes with it, and the zippers don't have a locking mechanism. You may just have to wear it in front rather than on your back for security.
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Personally I wouldn't be concerned with someone wanting to steal a bike rack because they wouldn't assume it fit their car unless it was the exact same car as yours. But yes, I feel that the lock is secure, it only locks one set of the cables, I suppose someone could cut the cables but then the rack would be completely useless. If you wanted to store it inside your car it would fit in the back seat of a sedan without any problems. The dimensions might make it difficult to put it inside some trunks. We've taken week long trips across several states, staying at hotels and never worried about the security of the rack but would take the bikes inside overnight. Personally I wouldn't be concerned with someone wanting to steal a bike rack because they wouldn't assume it fit their car unless it was the exact same car as yours. But yes, I feel that the lock is secure, it only locks one set of the cables, I suppose someone could cut the cables but then the rack would be completely useless. If you wanted to store it inside your car it would fit in the back seat of a sedan without any problems. The dimensions might make it difficult to put it inside some trunks. We've taken week long trips across several states, staying at hotels and... » Read More Personally I wouldn't be concerned with someone wanting to steal a bike rack because they wouldn't assume it fit their car unless it was the exact same car as yours. But yes, I feel that the lock is secure, it only locks one set of the cables, I suppose someone could cut the cables but then the rack would be completely useless. If you wanted to store it inside your car it would fit in the back seat of a sedan without any problems. The dimensions might make it difficult to put it inside some trunks. We've taken week long trips across several states, staying at hotels and never worried about the security of the rack but would take the bikes inside overnight. « Show Less
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Mark; go to the website for technical data:http://www.abus.com/us/Home-Security/Padlocks/Diskus-R/20
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Yes we have tried to fool it.and also my biometric safe..It does not open for photocopied fingerprints using even the best types of paper..The only thing it may open for is if you have a 3D printing machine that can mimic an exact silicone replica of your finger..It might open for that since it will have all the indentations and grooves of your finger..But then again why go through all that trouble when you can just go in someones backyard and kick through there window..or just take a sledge hammer and knock off the most toughest deadbolts........The Nextbolt to me is a better alternative to the standard dead bolt not only because of the little bit of increased security it gives ..but for the convenience it gives by not using keys..If you are looking for the ultimate security this should not be your top choice..You may want to consider getting a very good wireless Alarm system with motion sensor in every room using the best monitoring system tied directly to the police..Also you may want to setup internet survelance cameras with night vision around your premises so you can monitor your property on a daily basis.And probably half inch steel bars on every window with Ram resistant doors on every entry..This is how we use to live in South America......If you live in a bad area ..Do not buy the next bolt..Consider one of the other few options above that i listed..
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Sorry, there is no lock. It's fitted very tight so there is no way it will fly off while you are biking. As for theft, I suppose you could loop a lock through the cover and around the side bar.I just use it to go to the grocery store (so it's empty while I'm inside) and to work.
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The case has a zipper lock with a small key. It works fine, but there is really no practical way to put a serious lock on it. If I go out with it, I keep it close by and never out of my sight.
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Not sure if a small lock might be available to go through small zipper holes but why would locking it be of any value? If the concern is data being stolen then the password or fingerprint technology is there and otherwise a sharp knife and a snatch and grab are not going to foil a lock...? Sorry, maybe the question has a point but not seeing it?
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No. While nothing is 100% thief proof, they will need time and tools to defeat the lock strap. And also, it depends what you are locking up. The strap would need to go "through" something like a handle, frame, etc.
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You'll probably want to buy hardware to lock it. It comes with a simple slide lock, but no real security features -- best you could do is loop something through the handles that locks, but even the handles can be unscrewed if someone was determined enough.
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No locking device. Security is a bit of a concern, but has not been a problem yet.
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Not that I know of. So I just wrote a list of my passwords on a piece of paper and put the paper in my safe. No plugs or USB slots to use on the device to do any of those things you mentioned. Sorry but I do love mine for I just leave it out on the counter at all times and when needed I just pick it up and check out my passwords without the worry of anyone ever getting any access to them.
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I have not received mine yet, but based on the pictures, I would think that a good cut resistant steel cable looped through a vehicle bumper or something similar (two cinder blocks is 80 lbs) with a strong pad-lock would at least deter a would-be thief somewhat. If a thief wants something bad enough they will find a way to get it. (Make sure that your system is listed on your homeowners insurance.) I plan on having a motion activated light & alarm aimed right at my charger as well.
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No , it's a safety lock to keep people from going out or people coming in. Can only be accessed from the inside.
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I have 2 outside. You need a Dropbox (a waterproof outdoor case), and what's trickier is finding a power source. Assuming you can find a power source (you probably want to find one that's not in view of burglars), you are good to go.
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I don't believe that they do. This is purely a mechanical lock - if you mess up entering the combination, just twist the dial counter-clockwise and try again. This is unlike an electronic safe w/ a "lock out period" after a certain number of incorrect entries, and would allow somebody to brute force guess a combination more quickly. However, the trade-off is this is not susceptible to battery or electronics failures (both of which I've experienced w/ the electronic safes.) Personally, I prefer the trade-off of better reliability to potentially more secure against brute-force guessing. Keep in mind, NO small, portable safe (or even big installed vault) is truly 100% secure. This is a very well built and solid unit, by the way - great for travel and/or vehicle storage.
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I think any lock can be opened By someone who knows what their doing. I Would not get a lock with out a key because the electronics may fail; or run out of power leaving you locked out. If your concerned about bumping; you could always disable the key slot with superglue or something
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You can select security levels in the software it has but since it is always on your wrist, I find mine to be secure. Each of my family members have one and we are careful about protecting our information. These have been a literal life saver for us.