Does anyone have a padlock recommendation if i don't want to use cable lock?
923519
No I didn't. I had several standard size keyed alike locks already with the larger shackles. They worked, but they were a tight. I suggest a smaller shackle with a larger loop.
923520
I tried both of these locks. They don't fit. Anyone have recommendations that work? Love the case, by the way.
923521
I would recommend the Guard Security 1622X2 @ $8.95 Amazon Prime or the TSA 4681 TBLR @ $7.93 Amazon Prime if you want TAS locks. The 1622 will fit and lock more easily. Both come as a matched pair. Longer shackle locks will work better.
2212185
There is a location for a padlock. We use a simple Masterlock when traveling.
347676
No, no lock and other than a hasp and pad lock I don't know how you would lock it.
429379
We run a 3/8" thick bike cable lock thru the handle and both legs and lock that to our rig chassis. While not the greatest solution it gives us enough security to leave for a hike etc. We do not leave it out after sun-set.
485024
Combination lock may be a little too heavy for cables also not sure if cable holes are wide enough for combo lock
1216167
Yes, you can lock the handle with a padlock. You need a cable lock also because someone could very easily deflate the tire and take the wheel off.
608221
Unfortunately, we do not carry models that lock while the cord is pulled out. Thank you for your inquiry.
1073244
Onguard sells both the U-Lock and the Cable lock. This specific product is the solid U-Lock.
2156312
you can attach a padlock, wont make any difference as if someone wants it they will just walk off with it and break in to it at their leisure
237387
I secured via strong bike cable lock using one of the latch holes. I secured that to a tie down in the bed. Use pad lock to link cable to hole
1522604
You could put a cable through the slot at the end of the device. The slot is about 1/8" by 5/16". A cable might prevent a casual grab of the device, but the slot is just a hole in the thin end of the plastic housing, presumably for carrying it on a keychain or the like. A determined thief could break through the plastic around the hole without much effort. It would have to be a dumb thief, though, since the device isn't much good for anything without the software it is meant to protect.
2056712
Mechanical lock - Best for long term use . I've had bad experiences with the reliability of the cheap electronic safes.
540785
If you are talking about a Razor I doubt it. Its a bike like so fundamentally you need to thread the cable thru something like the wheel or the frame of the bike. I use this at a second home where the security needs to be just enough. This is essentially a step up from leaving your bike standing without any lock. I would not suggest using this in a big city environment or areas where there is a lot of theft.
177533
YES YOU CAN, BUT:1. the cable may slip out if not secured properly2. you MUST take off CAPSLOCK firstHope this has been helpful.
2176984
Yes, wrap the cable around any secure structure in home or vehicle and lock both ends inside the box.
1277324
Mine came with a cable "click" lock. It locks onto a special nub with that special cable lock. The cable ends at one end with a lock and other end in a loop. You wrap the cable around something that cannot be moved. Then put the lock threw the loop then click lock the lock to the nub on the case. Case is to big to go through the loop so the cable holds the iPad to whatever you have wrapped the cable around. Just like a laptop cable lock.
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Mine is suppose to lock but does not. Do not buy if you are looking for security.