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OnGuard Beast Chain Bike Lock

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Don't let the Beast's face scare you. With its high-level security, it's meant to thwart evil thieves!

Ultra-hardened reinforced steel chain provides maximum cut resistance, while double fabric sleeve prevents scratching and allows compact coiling
Dual Steel Bar™ locking mechanism delivers up to 10 tons of pull-strength
Ballistic™ formula plastic is so tough and unbreakable we'd swear it has some kind of Martian technology!
Includes four laser-cut keys with one light key for nighttime use

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OnGuard Beast Chain Bike Lock Customer Reviews

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OnGuard Beast Chain Bike Lock

4.3

(based on 3 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Durable (3)
Ultra strong (3)

Cons

Best Uses

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Reviewed by 3 customers

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Oct

2007

(24 of 25 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

tough!

By travelbikehike

from New York NY

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Durable
Ultra Strong

Cons

Hard to Carry
Hard to Use
Heavy

Best Uses

NYC Bike

Comments about OnGuard Beast Chain Bike Lock:

This lock weighs a ton - but I live in NYC. So far my bike has not gotten stolen, so I am happy with this lock. It is heavy and awkward to carry around, and I often ride with it around my waist. But this is what you need if you live in NYC where thieves use car jacks to steal bikes. And I still live in fear of the thieves here! But I know I have a lock that is the best there is! There are also longer versions of this lock out there - which I would also recommend, depending on what you are locking your bike too because this only offers so much length.

May

2009

(8 of 9 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Sturdy Lock

By Impulsive Kate the vespa lover

from Boston, MA

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Durable
Easy to Use
Ultra Strong

Cons

Hard to Carry

Best Uses

Scooter
Vespa

Comments about OnGuard Beast Chain Bike Lock:

This lock is not exactly as described. It is 3ft 6 inches long and in order to lock it, you need to put one of the links through the other, but it is not a noose. It is very heavy duty and comes with 5 keys. It is good for locking up a scooter/vespa, but can be a little short depending on the circumference of the pole the scooter/vespa is being locked to.

Mar

2011

(7 of 7 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

The Best of the Beast

By Cadence

from San Francisco, CA

About Me Avid Cyclist

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Pros

Durable
The strongest lock sold
Ultra Strong

Cons

Heavy

Best Uses

City Bikes
For use in big cities
Mountain Bikes

Comments about OnGuard Beast Chain Bike Lock:

The description is lacking on this site. So if you want to get a better idea go to the companies site: OnGuard, and Krptonite. And look up the insurance policy, and the rating given for the chains. You'll understand that the chains is the best defense against thieves. It takes longer to lock up, and it is heavier, but it's worth it if you live in a big metropolitan where bike theft are rampant. After having 2bikes stolen so easily this is my only solution. I used to have the grey Krytonite Ulock, which was popped off smoothly, probably took the theives less than 5minutes by the look of it, no cut, or car jacks where used.
One night I left my bike locked up with this beastly chain, both wheels were gone, but the bike frame remained, because it's too much of a hassle to cut through these chains.
I'd recommend getting the longest available with a noose so that it's easier to adjust the locking length, and also useful if you have to lock it up to a thicker pole.