Is there any way to secure these so they aren't stolen? I've had two pairs and both have been stolen in the past.
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Wow, Sorry, I am not sure. I assumed mine fell off, but maybe it was stolen as well.I have moved on to different tires and wheels.
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I had the same problem and I purchased a pair from Target. They'll replace your first pair for free.
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They can be used over and over. So yes! Might want a back up pair in case you lose one though ;)
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you might try padlocks with straight lock pins they come with various size pins. You can't stop a determined thief but you can make not worth the time.
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So far they have held up. I am sure they must have been dropped at one time or another. If you have heard this, maybe try another brand. My grandsons have had them since December and haven't heard of any problems. If I hear of any, I will post it.
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I have not have that problem so I would suggest you ask your local archery shop. Not sure how to secure those since they are aluminum.
1500603
I had the same problem because they don't have zipper pulls. I used a piece of thin wire to loop through the little holes on top of the zipper heads to pull them up and down and it worked like a charm. I wouldn't leave the wire in there though as it might poke through or something.
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Hi James. I never had this problem. Give it another try. You can also go to a local sports store and they should have these. Hope this helps.
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I have a cable that I place around both bikes and the bike rack and attach it to the car with a lock. When the bikes are off the rack, the cable secures the rack. It could still be stolen, but somebody would have to work at it. Most crooks just want a snatch and grab.
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I'm under the impression it works whoever you buy them from. You could email them directly. I have yet to have a pair of these blow out on me yet though. I switch between three or four pairs every day. I am a letter carrier for the post office doing walking routes.
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I've had mine for a while..I lent it one time, thought I lost the rubber piece, contacted them and they sent me a pair for free... On the day I received the replacements, I found the original ones...
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This has never happened to mine.But I would unpair it and do a new pair up.Also you can try taking out the battery for a minute that should reset it. And try it again see if that helps.
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Why didn't I read this before I bought them this morning? Yep, I live in a state where they are illegal! So what do I do now? Tie them to my wrist so they don't go anywhere? I agree that if a product could have a ban it should be stated!
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They came packaged in a plastic bag which I'm sure could be used to protect them. Not sure how long the plastic bags will hold up though. Why not put them in a little zip lock?
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I had the same feeling actually, but bought them anyway. If someone really wants to nab them, it'll be hard to deter, but one solution is to use some loctite and then cap the screw tops with epoxy for a permanent install. The screws themselves are torx so it's a bit more rare than just a philips head but even the aforementioned solutions won't deter someone who is set on taking them.
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Sorry, no. I never used mine and have lost them. My suggestion would be to try tying knots in the band.
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I didn't have that problem, and I doubt if yours had been used, because the company does not let you return them. I would call the company. Kathleen is the inventor and will probably be the person you talk to. She is very tuned in to customers and will do whatever she can to help.