What are the best Abus bike locks? Taking care of a bike can feel like a part-time job, but whether your bike is your primary means of transportation or for recreational riding, you need to ensure ...

Chain-style bike locks are nice because they're flexible, although they're kinda limp – like a piece of boiled spaghetti. The Abus Goose Lock 6206K is different, in that it's bendy but it holds its ...

Abus Bordo 6500A SmartX is not just a lock, it's a complete anti-theft system that folds up and fits in a bag. The hefty weight and heftier price tag are more than offset by the quality – and the ...

The new Abus Bordo 6000 Ecolution is a folding bike lock with an environmental twist. At the end of the lock's usable life, it can be broken down and fully recycled. The lock makes the already ...

Bike locks are like rockstars: they live fast, die young, and there's always someone out to get them. Designing a product to survive an incessant barrage of grinders, saws, jacks, and bolt-cutters is ...

The Abus Granit X-Plus 540 U-Lock lacks hardware for attaching to the bike's frame for transport. You will get digital access to reviews and ratings for over 8,500 products and services to help you ...

The Abus Bordo Granit X Plus 6500 Black Folding Lock consists of hardened-steel bars connected by rivets that allow movement of the bars. It comes with hardware for attaching to the bike's frame for ...

A bike lock is an essential accessory for keeping your bike safe and secure. Our latest test included a selection of the best D-locks (also known as U-locks), foldable locks and chain locks for ...

Cities are graveyards for stolen bikes, with bent wheels and ragged frames hanging off anything nailed to the ground, sometimes with a sawed-through bike lock lying in plain sight. The air is thick ...

[leadin]You need a better lock. Bike theft is a national epidemic, including innovative, relentless thievery in almost every city.[/leadin] To combat the bad guys with chain cutters and tools, look to ...

In this busy world, a lot can happen in a minute. You can order a coffee, send a tweet, check your email—or lose your unlocked bike to an unscrupulous thief, who will post it on Craigslist in a ...