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Re: [hawaiibicyclists] Fed-up With Your Wheels Being Stolen?

Sounds great.  I always wondered why there wasn't something like Yakima's roof rack mount locks.
 
Anyway, I looked them up online.  They're called Kryptonite Locking Skewer Set.  (Hate when the meat falls onto the barbie.)
 
 
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Dennis
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Model:  Locking Skewer Set
  • Use to secure quick release bicycle wheels and seatpost
  • Consists of three lightweight, stainless steel locking skewers (front, rear and seatpost)
  • Light weight of skewers reduces bicycle weight and increases performance
  • Individually coded keys allows for easy removal and transportation
  • Multitude of key code combinations insures security
  • Unique design of skewers, with no springs or cam, allows for proper installation every time
  • Corrosion resistant
  • Weather resistant
  • Lifetime Key Registration
  • Replacement keys available
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty
  • Locking Wheel Skewers replace standard 5mm quick release skewers
  • Front Skewer: Fits hub up to 120mm wide, 28 grams
  • Rear Skewer: Fits hub up to 155mm wide, 32 grams
  • Seat Post Skewer: Replaces seat post quick releases up to 45mm wide, 34 grams
  • Item #365204

    WARNING- Locking Skewers secure bicycle components only. For full security always use a high quality U-lock or chain to secure the bicycle properly.



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    It has happened to many of us: we lock-up our bike, go do something and come back to find one, or both, of our wheels have been stolen from our bike. Mostly,...     		The Phantom
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    Sounds great. I always wondered why there wasn't something like Yakima's roof rack mount locks. Anyway, I looked them up online. They're called Kryptonite...
    		Dennis K. Biby
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