🚲 BLACK ONGUARD Pitbull Mini DT 8008 D Lock Bike Combination - 3.55 x 5.52-Inch Review

I have to break it. The manhole cover moved so the keyhole was locked, it couldn't be pushed back and the lock had to be thrown in the bin. Waste of money and left me without a lock.

Double Bolt With 14mm Hardened Shackle, Laser Cut Keys, Free Cable And Reliable Gold Sold! Just call me Pee Wee Herman! Two U-locks, cables, grab bars and seatpost clamp = bike where I parked it. Just angle grinder and get ready to make 4 cuts and that's a very long time! Seriously, that's a lot of blocking for less than $35 (I paid $32).

The lock and cable are well made. The lock works fine. Keep in mind that this is a Mini and it might be a little cramped to lock the bike somewhere. The only problem I found with this lock is the attachment. I wanted to install the lock inside the frame on the rear beam, but since the bracket isn't wide enough, the lock itself rubs against the tube. The instructions suggest mounting on the back of the bike but to the side of it.

OnGuard makes great locks. This castle is no exception. I've had several OnGuard locks over the years and these are the only bike locks I use. (After the kryptonite bee pommel fiasco, I don't buy kryptonite locks anymore - google it!) Pitbull is OnGuard's line of medium security U-locks. Although U-locks are stronger, they have one downside: they're very heavy (I have one). For me, this Pitbull Mini U-Lock is the perfect combination of security, size, weight and convenience. He's lighter. than…

I have several bikes and many bike locks (old standard Onguard U-lock, Kryptonite code cable lock, Kryptonite standard NY U-lock, Kryptonite NY Loop chain lock, Abus- chain and discus lock, bully alarm/U-Lock pager). I put another bike lock in the bike bags on the rear bike racks. I like my old Onguard Bulldog U-lock but this Onguard Pitbull mini U-lock is definitely stronger with a thicker shackle, has less shackle clearance which is better against leverage attacks, but smaller and slightly…