In fact, I think it's the beefy ist one they sell that isn't marketed as a motorcycle lock.

It's the Model 5 40 granite with E x plus disc detainer core.

Avis gives it a 15 out of 15 bicycle security rating, and given that it is lighter than I would have expected at just £3.5 it features a 13 millimeter double bolting shackle that ISS square and profile.

That square profile gives it considerably more mass than a 13 millimeter round shackle, and I should note that it is extraordinarily well hardened, and the locking mechanism holding in place is not schimmel or otherwise by passable the course.

Securing everything is a bet's X plus disc detainer core.

It features seven discs with false skates and a disc locking system that keeps any of them from rotating until the key is inserted.

It's also hidden behind a very thick anti drill spinner.

It's so thick that I would need to make a new tension.

He knows for my normal disc detainer pick if I was going to use this.

These little fingers on the end just aren't long enough.

But rather than making a new piece for this, I'm going to take one of my old tools out of retirement.

It has Theseus upper long fingers on the end of the tension he knows, and they're more than long enough for the job.

So let's get started and see what it takes to pick this open.

The first thing we need to do is rotate all of those disks as far clockwise as they go.

But as I said, there is a disc locking system, so we're reaching all the way to the back where the locking tabs are.

And while rotating, I'm going to give this a little jiggle.

And there we go.

We just defeated the disc locking system.

Now I'm going to insert this tool and pick up disc number one, and we can get to picking.

There we go.

I have disc number one.

Let's find Number two.

Two is loose.

So is three for five.

Okay, click out of six and number seven is loose.

Let's work our way back.

Six is loose.

Click out of five.

Click out of four little movement on the core there.

Click out of three and click out of two.

Okay, two is definitely in a gate.

So is three for five was binding, still binding.

Got another click there.

Okay, he's got some movement to him now.

Number six.

And we just got this open so it isn't too hard to pick if you have the right tools, but I do think it's certainly enough pick resistance for securing a bike on the street.

In any case, that's all I have for you today.

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