🔒 PENTAGON Bike Chain Key Lock - Magnetic Patented Gold Secure Heavy Duty Anti Theft Lock for Bicycles E-Bikes Scooters and Motorcycles - Master Tool Bike Protector (110 cm) Review

This is a review of the PENTAGON Bike Chain Lock - Magnetic Patent Gold Secure Heavy Duty Bike Lock with Anti-Theft E-Bikes, Scooters & Motorbikes - The Ultimate Security Master Tool Bike Lock (110cm). This is an extremely durable bike lock. The only way to unlock this is if you are good at lockpicking or have a chainsaw. But I have to say that I no longer use this bike lock due to the weight. Personally, I carry a bike lock in my bag, take it out and clip it where I need it. This makes your…

From the moment I received the package, I knew I had something well put together. When unpacking, I was not disappointed by my first impression. This defensive device is a heavyweight opponent for the opponent in every respect. This is not a device that can be disabled on the first lap, it will definitely go the distance! I think whoever decides to move in there will consider the amount of time and work it will take to overcome their defenses and decide to move on. to easier goals. The general…

I wanted a new lock for my bike after my last one broke and my bike was almost stolen. The old lock was a small combination cable lock, a huge improvement. It's very hard work and quite hard too. I originally bought this size (90cm) to wear like a belt around my waist (waist size 28") and while it fit and the chain winding made it relatively comfortable, I found it easier to just clip it to a frame to hang.the magnet inside is a nice touch,the end of the chain catches the lock very well with…

If you need to carry a lock on your bike, this might be for you. In general, I feel the lock on my racing bike is like a side stand: if you need it, you're probably riding the wrong bike. I never leave my racing bike unattended. If I have to walk somewhere, I either take the bike with me or leave it where it's never out of my line of sight and my ability to reach it quickly. So in 20 years of road and mountain biking I only locked my bikes when I took them on and off vacation in the back of my…

Review: **PENTAGON Bike Key Chain Wrench - Magnetic Patented Gold Heavy Duty Secure Anti-Theft Lock for Bikes E-Bikes Scooters & Motorbikes - Maximum Security Master Tool Bike Guard (90cm)** I really wanted to love this lock, but there are a couple of issues that make it really impractical, at least for my use. First, it's really short. You must be able to move the frame of the bike less than a foot away from what you are locking in order to be able to lock it. And if you want to bypass your…

I don't know what Pentagon locks are. I couldn't find any information about it on Google. They have a website but there is little information. It looks like they now have 2 types of locks, the U lock and this chain lock in different lengths. Interestingly, the Seatylock also has a U-lock called the "Pentagon," but it's different from the Pentagon's U-lock. company name aside. , the two chain locks are VERY similar. The only differences I could tell: 1. The material around the lock case is…

This review is for the Pentagon Locks 90cm chain lock. This is a fairly massive (ie heavy) chain lock with 10mm thick hardened steel links. It feels like the chain uses the same 10mm links throughout the chain. As stated in the description, the chain is covered with a neoprene sleeve, but looks more like nylon to me. The body of the lock is covered in silicone, as is the end of the chain that is inserted into the lock. Inside the lock is a thick rectangular bolt that goes through the chain link