🔒 Beast Chain Lock Combo featuring ONGUARD X4 Padlock for Enhanced Security Review

The chain is solid and heavy. So I bought this because of the lockdown program safety guarantee. In particular, follow the instructions to send money for additional insurance years. Well got my check back and was informed they were closed. So that means they probably don't even respect the free year they're selling you with that lock and chain.

After my wife's Triumph Daytona 675R was stolen from a secure parking lot in broad daylight, we decided to upgrade to the highest level of protection. After researching many solutions, this Beast chain turned out to be the best choice. . When it arrived I was blown away by how sturdy and sturdy it is. My motorcycle is now chained through the frame and rear wheel to a steel beam that supports the earthquake. Won't go anywhere now!

I don't think I would carry this around for a bike, too heavy. But that's not my use. This is my spare tire. Runs through the frame, around the big 19" hoop and folds in half at the temples. It just takes too much time and noise to steal a spare part to be worth the trouble. Let the hijacker get into the nearest vehicle with a 14mm or smaller cable lock. These are silently defeated with regular bolt cutters in 30 seconds or less. It's all about containment.

perfect. Exactly as advertised. I use this chain to secure and attach the handlebars to the frame. This lock only breaks with a power tool. Point. Bolt cutters don't work, wire cutters definitely don't work, cheap battery powered power tools don't work, dull bladed power tools don't work. In addition, powerful jigsaws last forever. Basically you need a large grinder to cut this chain, or maybe a powerful Dremel. I leave my bike locked for 8 hours at a time. I trust this chain with my bike along

SUPER LARGE. I've looked at some of the pictures and none of them do it justice when you hold this thing in your hands. I understand why it costs so much. The quality seems good for the chain, you can't easily cut it with mechanical devices and it's impossible to cut it with handheld chain cutters. The only thing that doesn't seem so solid is the lock itself. It seems light and seems fragile. I'm telling you this because it is and I haven't tested it myself. Is it for bikes? Probably no. Bought