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Every motorcyclist needs a motorcycle lock, but which motorcycle lock suits you best?There are different types and sizes of chain locks and disc brake locks.For insurance purposes, it is wise to purchase at least an ART 4 approved lock.We also have a collection of handy accessories to give you an reasuring feeling when leaving your motorcycle and your belongings behind.For example, there are track & trace systems that allow you to track your motorcycle at all times.Or luggage and helmet locks, so you can enjoy an undisturbed and relaxed break on a terrace during your trip.If you want to ensure your motorcycle is in good condition at home, you can look for a ground or wall anchor.We also have reminder cables and other accessories, for example to neatly store your motorcycle lock.
Many insurers have stipulated that you must use at least an ART 4 approved lock.If necessary, check with your insurance company so you can easily prevent unpleasant situations.We have chain locks from brands such as Abus, Hiplok, Luma and Oxford in our range.The advantage of a chain lock is that you can attach the chain to something.This makes it impossible to lift the motorbike.When choosing a chain lock, you can choose from different lengths, including a disc brake lock or with an alarm.
In addition to a chain lock, many motorcyclists also have a disc brake lock. Due to its compact shape, this lock is easy to take with you on day trips or when you tour with your motorcycle.With the Granit Detecto from Abus you can even match the color of your disc brake lock to the color of the motorcycle, as it comes in many different colors.Just like chain locks, there are also disc brake locks with an alarm.
It depends on how you want to secure your motorcycle. A chain lock allows you to secure your motorcycle to a fixed object, preventing it from being lifted and carried away. It offers the strongest protection, but it is also heavier. A disc lock is compact and lightweight and prevents the wheel from turning, but it does not secure the motorcycle to a fixed point. That's why many riders choose to use a combination of both.
For insurance purposes, it's advisable to choose a lock with at least an ART 4 certification, as this is accepted by most insurers. Some insurers require an ART 5 lock or a specific type of lock. Always check your insurance policy before purchasing a motorcycle lock.
A chain lock features thick, hardened steel links that allow you to secure your motorcycle to a fixed object. It offers strong protection but is heavy to carry. A disc lock attaches to the brake disc, preventing the wheel from turning. It is compact and may even fit in your jacket pocket. A disc lock is convenient when you're on the go, while a chain lock offers greater security when parking for longer periods.
A good, ART-approved lock significantly reduces the risk of theft and acts as a deterrent, but no lock can guarantee complete protection against theft. The best way to secure your motorcycle is to attach it to a fixed object and, if possible, use multiple locks, such as a chain lock combined with an alarmed disc lock. At home, a ground or wall anchor provides additional security. You can also choose a lock with an alarm, which attracts attention when triggered and helps deter thieves.
We stock motorcycle locks from leading brands such as Abus, Luma, Hiplok and Oxford, available in various types and lengths. You'll also find useful accessories such as GPS tracking systems to locate your motorcycle, luggage and helmet locks, security anchors for home use, and reminder cables. Not sure which option is right for your motorcycle? Feel free to visit our store in Amsterdam. We'll be happy to help.
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