🔒 Enhanced SEO: ABUS Bordo 6000/90 Foldable Bike Lock Review

I love how compact it is when folded and how versatile it is because you can rotate things at an angle. I feel the security is on par with the U lock but definitely prefer it because it can be easily placed around more things and odd shaped things. He will knock on your frame. There definitely has to be a better way to secure it when folded to prevent this from happening.

I brought this to replace what I lost. I was expecting a lock with 2 keys, however it came complete in the original box with 2 keys and a silicone case with strap for all bikes (which I wasn't expecting). This is one of my favorite locks because its design allows you to easily attach it to any part of the car. The case can also be screwed onto the bike's bottle cage. Please note that the silicone case for the padlock is an older model. New ones come with a different case

Used this lock for a few weeks. Drive to work 2-3 times a week. The compact size of the bike makes it a winner. I wish I could buy 2 with the same key so I can keep one at work and the other at home and save weight when cycling. In order to keep it on the bike, I think you need to use the mounting screw holes to attach the lockable holster to the bike - velcro straps alone won't do the trick. Use the mounting plate inside the case - you may have to slide it up or down to see the screw holes.

Wondering if it's worth spending so much money on a bike lock? My husband and I asked ourselves this question too. I ended up buying one of them and he bought a kryptonite lock. Whoever stole their bike last week cut the U-lock with no sign of a problem but was obviously very upset with my Abus lock. It's riddled with scuff marks (we counted seven different notches) and I had a bit of a hard time opening it with a key due to the damage, but I still have the bike. This is the only lock type we…