🔒 Ultimate Security for Your Bicycle with the Kryptonite Evolution Mini Integrated 10mm Chain Lock Review

Those who give bad reviews and complain that they can never open the lock again, most likely did not realize that when using this item you do not remove the lock should. key with the lock open. Most likely they pull out the key and pick the lock; So if they use it again, the key doesn't fit or becomes free. Most likely they broke a small piece of the key in the lock or broke open the inside of the lock. Also this item is not designed to remove the key when the lock is open. This is to ensure…

I'm pretty sure this has prevented theft many times when I've parked my bike around town, along with the separate cable I have for the wheels. It feels scary and looks scary. Sometimes I just wear it around my own neck to make a bold fashion statement. The only problem is that the unlock feature is incredibly inconsistent. Sometimes I have no problems, other times I feel like a criminal trying to steal my own bike. You know the old adage about how stupid it is to "do the same thing and expect…

The length of the chain of this lock is too short to go around the frame + wheel + something strong (rod). You can get it around a frame and a small pole. I would love to return it but to be honest the description said the length and other reviews mentioned it was quite short. I want to point out much more how short this chain actually is, lest others fall into the same position I did. According to the description, it should be 21.5 cm long. That sounds appropriate, but is somewhat misleading…

I've spent a lot of money on my carbon frame bike and would hate to lose it. I had a cable lock that I thought was pretty secure until I watched a YouTube video made by a locksmith checking the time it takes to pick the locks (by picking or brute force). I've never considered how quickly a criminal can cut through a cable lock with the right tools (e.g. basic bolt cutters). Even most chain locks can be picked in seconds with large bolt cutters or a $100 cordless angle grinder. It took them so…

For reference I have a 35 inch chain as it comes in 3 different sizes. , this is my first so be the first to know. Comes with 3 keys, one has a light. I love how I bought it from Amazon as I feel the receipt is always kept safe here as it is part of their warranty should anything accidentally happen to your bike. I think you need that and a damaged lock somehow. Nice that you support that. When I put my Bull's Grinder 1 gravel bike on, I found it a little uncomfortable balancing on the bike…

My kids want to bike to school so we needed decent locks. You can get cheap cable locks for under $10 or a high-security Kryptonite chain lock for over $150. what to take Factors we consider to include the cost of the bikes themselves, ease of use, security, the environment in which the bikes are stored and the cost of the lock. Bikes are locked up at suburban high school during the day, and each bike costs about $500. Bikes can be locked up for long periods, but this is unlikely. We're not…

Key stuck in lock. Even before that, it was difficult to turn the key in the lock and I often had to pull it out and put it back in to turn the lock. I've had other kryptonite locks and they all had this problem. The keyhole cover doesn't help. This one is too heavy. The Keeper 785 is a little better in every way. Any of these will effectively stop a bystander, even if that person has a hand/pocket bolt cutter. But if they REALLY want your bike, no lock will stop them. So, instead of this lock,