Review on Thule Chariot Lock Kit Cross Lite by Chris Doe

Do you really need this? Probably no. But I still prefer it to nothing at all. My husband and I take our daughter on bike rides all the time. I want to know is there somewhere we can stop for lunch, lock the bikes in a bike rack and also lock the trailer on our bikes. If someone really wants to steal the pendant, you can simply cut off the rubber band holding the pin (the lock won't prevent this). But that's not the castle's fault. This is how the mechanism that attaches the trailer to the bike is arranged. The lock does exactly what it's supposed to do - prevent someone from easily removing the trailer attached to the bike. I would use this when we are storing our bikes (with trailer) for short periods of time (e.g. at a store, park, etc.). I didn't expect the trailer to remain locked in a public place the whole time. Attaching the trailer to the lockable bike took some getting used to, putting it on and taking it off was difficult at first. But after a while you get used to it. I love that Thule offers the ability to swap cylinders on all locks, so you can use the same key for everything.