is the 39" long enough for locking your motorcycle up just about anywhere or would it be better to just get the 60
1683449
It depends on whether you need to make a loop with the chain itself or plan to use an additional u bar lock thru the frame, etc. I do the latter and it works great -- I have a Vespa and lock it thru a steel lock eyelet on the underside of the frame and then run the chain to a fence, signpost, whatever when I'm in a theft-y area.
1683450
Bought this for a cruiser bike and it works very well to attach to bike racks, posts, poles, etc. Not sure if it works the same for motorcycles but because of the difference in tire widths, I would probably get the longer chain.
2228223
I would purchase the 40"-70" it is perfect and was easy to mount..I highly recommend this product! !
1075286
3 factors other than length to consider. 1. Will they physically fit, or will the springs be rubbing against frame, fender, etc., 2. Is the mounting bolts or pins the same width and length. If not, at best you'll have premature and excessive wear of the components involved, at worst, death. 3. Is the length of travel the same or very similar, the bike is designed for certain tolerances, if you extend the travel of the rear wheel you may find that something like a brake line or drive belt isn't long enough to accommodate the additional travel. I am not a mechanic, just an enthusiast trying to help.
1070899
The lock is 9.06 inches in the King's English. Being under a foot, the Abus lock leaves a little to be desired for working bike racks but other than the ubiquitous Kryptonite lock there is nothing stronger in the States.
346458
The 60mm refers to the length of the Presta valve. 60mm is fairly long, so it would be a good size for deep V-type rims, which you probably have. If you have flat profile rims, you might want something shorter. Easiest thing to do is measure the length of the valves you have and get the same. As for the rest, get whichever tube fits the width and diameter range. It looks like from the selection, that you're borderline on two ranges. The smaller range that tops out at 25 would be a little lighter and I would think the larger range that begins at 25 would be a little stronger, but the differences in the real world are probably negligible.
967785
I would go with the 58" just so you know you have enough room. I BARELY could get it to work and my width was not much over 58"
1070897
i assume you want the length its 12 inches tall by 6 inches wide and comes with a real nice mounting bracket. btw best lock ever tho expensive.sorry thought you wanted the outside dimensions, the inside is 9.3 inches to the farthest point (its a U shape)
370049
13 3/4" all the way down. 30 1/4" with a 250# bike in the 2nd highest lock position. It will only make it to the highest lock position (34 3/8") without a bike on it. Confirm the free shipping before you buy. I got whacked with a $50 or so shipping charge for mine.
1747068
Personally I like the 49" better. To me it looks cleaner and not so over the top. I had purchased the 60" originally but returned it for the 49". Keep in mind this is a personal opinion. They were both great quality either way and do what they are intended to well. Also if being applied to a truck it does not go on the tailgate but between the tailgate and bumper. So as long as it is a full size truck either should work, but to be safe measure first.Hope this helps
1975929
I think two inches, just long enough, I have these and other types of safety locks but these are much better, I recommend getting them, just be careful as the screw heads are weak and you can easily strip the screw heads, still worth it though
579199
Depends on where you are going to use it. If you are not going off paved or level surfaces. If so go with the shorter one. It should be about level with your shoulder. Try the 48"
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.
921833
I've carried size 58 and 61.5 inch road bikes in this case. The 61.5 was a tight fit. Used a zip tie to hold the rear derailleur out of the way.
1158254
Yes. The loops are big enough to use almost every lock out there. I use a small Kryptonite U-Lock on my Kryptonite Cable and locks down my Motorcycle solidly and safe.
757781
It depends on the pin that secures the lock on the disc. I your disc has small holes, you need to get the smaller lock. My bike has slots in the disc (rotor) so I got the biggest available (and of course most secure).
2129080
I'm not sure about the 60, but I use it for my 40 breeder and it works well. It doesn't go across the whole length so I might suggest a longer one
119662
You can lock it to any length less than the 9' with a quick turn of the knob. Better than most found at Walmart, Kmart, etc.