🚲 WOTOW Bike Foldable Lock - The Perfect Christmas Gift: Bicycle Folding Seat Post Lock with Collapsible Metal Chain Cable, Safety Lock with Storage Mounting Bracket and Reflective Sticker for Mountain Road City Bike Review

This lock replaces the "Club" universal lock. It shares the same lock circumference as the Club lock, but offers more flexibility in shape and is *much* smaller in size and weight. It may not be as secure as my old lock, but I'm willing to take the risk as my bike isn't premium or highly sought after.

I love the design and finish of this bike lock. But the keys are very "toys" for a child's toy box. The photo in the Revain ad (right) shows a very secure looking key with a lot of notches. Looks like a new car key. What they sent with my lock (left) is a poor excuse for a security key. It only has 3 simple cutouts. WTF?

I bought this with the Foldylock so I can compare. I saved Foldilok. The main reason is that I opened it and the key got stuck and never came out. I played with it for a long time and just couldn't put the key back in the lock. It's smaller and lighter than a foldylock, but the shape of the links also makes it harder for your wheel's spokes to intertwine. Foldylock opens and closes more smoothly than any type of lock I've used before.

Update: I was sent a third lock but I was unable to verify that the locks are unique keys (the same key opens multiple locks) as I have already returned the first two locks . I really like this slim, compact and light lock and use it without any problems. I just want to make sure the locks have unique keys. First review: I bought this lock because I thought the design was really strict, and it is. The first lock I received didn't have a key so I ordered a replacement which arrived quickly. The…

This is a great extra lock, nice and small. I would not recommend using it as the primary lock on your bike. I think it could be cut through with bolt cutters if someone really tried. I use a Kryptonite Evolution Mini 7 U-lock through the rear triangle and wheel and then use it to lock the front wheel and frame. This double locks the bike frame. So someone would have to make at least three cuts, probably with an angle grinder, to steal the bike. Two through the U lock, one through this lock…